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Автор: Seth Price
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JAY ACUNZO, founder of Unthinkable.fm

      “Essential reading for anyone looking to accelerate the process of establishing a recognized personal brand.”

       JAKE ANDERSON, co-founder of FertilityIQ

      “You need a personal brand and Seth and Barry nail it on how to develop one—from A-to-Z. A must read!”

       DR. NICK MORGAN, author of Power Cues and Trust Me

      “If you don’t tell your story, somebody else will. In The Road to Recognition, Seth Price and Barry Feldman give entrepreneurs a fast and dynamic playbook for growing and keeping the friends and fans essential for building your business.” AUDIE CHAMBERLAIN, CEO of Lion & Orb

      Copyright ©2017 by Seth Price and Barry Feldman

       All rights reserved.

      Published in the United States by Ideapress Publishing.

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      Cover design by Studio laPlancha

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       ISBN: 978-1-940858-37-1

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      No animals were harmed in the writing, printing or distribution of this book. The trees, unfortunately, were not so lucky.

      To Jayna and Leah, my teenage daughters, who

       are soon to begin rocking down roads of

       their own,

       Barry

      To my aunt Helen who taught me how to thrive in

       adversity. And, for my amazing children:

       Aidan, Emmanuel, Ava, and Julien,

       Seth

      Table of Contents

       Foreword

       Preface

       A is for Authenticity

       B is for Blog

       C is for Content

       D is for Design

       E is for Email

       F is for Followers

       G is for Google

       H is for Helping

       I is for Influencers

       J is for Joining

       K is for Keywords

       L is for LinkedIn

       M is for Media

       N is for Network

       O is for Offers

       P is for Podcast

       Q is for Questions

       R is for Recognizing Others

       S is for Speaking

       T is for Target

       U is for Unique

       V is for Video

       W is for Website

       X is for eXamine

       Y is for the “You Do” List

       Z is for Zeal

       Acknowledgements

       About the Authors

       Notes

      Foreword

      People who like kale rarely overlook opportunities to tell you how much you’re missing out if you don’t eat kale.

      People who like kale swear its importance transcends the banal categorization of “vegetable,” that it has near-magical powers that will improve your life in ways unknown and not yet understood.

      Personal branding is post-modern kale that is grown, harvested, and eaten in public—often online.

      People who like personal branding understand it isn’t optional in the modern age and they usually make that connection innately, at the molecular, DNA level. They don’t need to be told to build and polish a personal brand. They just do it, like salmon returning to the same spawning ground each year (if that tributary was Instagram).

      To those of you who already believe in the power of personal branding, my message is simple: do not be afraid. There are treasures in these pages. This book will ratify your belief in personal branding and teach you fine points and new techniques that you haven’t implemented in the past.

      In ways both digital and analog, I’ve been building my own personal brand since approximately 1994, when I discovered that being smart isn’t a viable currency unless you are also consistent and memorable in equal measures. My personal brand is codified and carefully curated to emphasize my few strengths and mask my myriad of weaknesses. I’ve built multiple companies based—at least in part—on personal branding, and my consulting firm helps companies and executives dig deep on these same issues.

      You