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Need proof? Read Seth Godin’s post, “Personal branding in the age of Google.” He sums it up nicely by saying, “Everything you do now ends up in your permanent record. The best plan is to overload Google with a long tail of good stuff and to always act as if you’re on Candid Camera, because you are.”

Just like any major business brand, personal branding is not a one-time process. Instead, think of it as a “work in progress.” It is something you need to work on and build over time.

To be truly successful, your personal brand must be a true reflection of you and your business. It must become the core philosophy or the foundation on which you build your entire business.

Your vision is the framework of a good, hard-working personal branding system. This vision gets translated into a brand and is then used in different forms of communication with your customers and the market.

Referrals work very well in building your personal brand. Customer testimonials build credibility and trust with your prospects. They increase your name recognition and awareness about your business. This form of word of mouth publicity is invaluable.

Building a personal brand sounds simple in theory but it is much more difficult to pull it off in the real world. That’s because a unique personal brand is much more than an elegant logo or a catchy tagline. It involves paying attention to many details of various different parts that together create a powerful personal brand.

Once you have put in the hard work and built a strong personal brand, it makes sense to do all you can to protect and preserve its integrity. You constantly have to evaluate your  branding system to ensure that you are communicating your brand’s message effectively.

Investing the time and effort in your personal brand will ultimately payoff in the long-term success of your business.