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Best Personal Branding Examples on The Internet
I am amused to see the personal brand of Elon Musk. If you check his companies websites, it has no photo of him yet his presence touches every part of his website. Even when we speak out his name, we subconsciously recall Tesla and Space X. That’s the power of personal branding.
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Tony Robbins is a great example of personal branding done right. He has got a proud personal brand. He has developed a digital footprint since long to keep us all entertained and inspired. Tony Robbins has become a brand because of his innovation and marketing. He has a strong online presence, which has made people understand him better.
He distributed his knowledge by selling out self help seminars. His branding also lies behind his book ‘Unlimited Power’ that was NY best sellers book.
Here’s the link to his website:
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I admire Gary Vaynerchuk. The way he started from the bottom and converted his family liquor shop to an e-commerce platform and grew his personal brand on various social media platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram and world wide web is inspiring. Have a look at his website:
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Your personal brand voice should be authentic and Alice Thorpe consistently does it by communicating her personality through all her fantastic content. For people who don’t know Alice Thorpe, she is a well known graphic designer and one of the best personal branding example over the internet.
She also has her YouTube channel:
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Talking about personal brands, Neil Patel had immensely grown his online presence and consistently provides meaningful and useful content to his audience. A few years back, Neil Patel was just a name, now which is considered as one of the finest personal brands around the world.
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If I ever have to get inspired by a personal brand, it would be ‘ Nesha Woolery’. I genuinely like her website as well as her social media presence. Her website has an interactive greeting content to attract visitors, she also matches the website layout with a light, breezy design to suit her personal brand aesthetic. Here’s the link to her website:
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Melyssa Griffin is also a great example of personal branding. Her website is pretty amazing and she has always delivered what her website showcases. Her website summary communicates who she is, appeals to entrepreneurial aspirations, and connects on an emotional level.
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I get inspired from Shaun White. His brand is about going higher and faster than anyone else. He thrives on competition and the desire to win. Shaun’s brand is founded on the context of what he can do with his body. Fans aren’t interested in long paragraphs describing what he does. They come to see these examples of gravity-defying acts of athleticism which Shaun’s website delivers.
Have a look:
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If you are looking for people with entrepreneurship or marketing personal brands, Mel Abraham would be the best example. Abraham is a true believer in the entrepreneurial way of life. By providing education to real entrepreneurs, Mel helps to create legacies that impact lives through his business strategies. Website: http://www.melabraham.com
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Hi Everyone!
Here’s another best personal branding example, celebrity nutrition and fitness expert J.J.Virgin. She helps her followers to reach their healthiest and happiest life by sharing her message of vulnerability and authenticity. Her brand also shares this message at every interaction and is loved by thousands of fitness geeks. If you are also a fitness geek, you can follow her????
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Check out this TED X talk session by Ann Bastianelli on personal branding.
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Ranveer Allahabadi AKA Beer Biceps is also a good example of personal branding.
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Beer Biceps is my favorite. Currently he has changed his subject matter from motivation to spirituality. But, his podcasts and videos are still fun to watch.
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Yaaa..this one is very insightful and also kind of fun learning😂.
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NOAH KAGAN
Kagan’s brand is all about actionable advice. He makes the seemingly complex and murky waters of commerce simpler to grasp. How? He’s seen it all. He was number 30 at Facebook, number 4 at Mint, and he also did time at Intel.
Check it out: https://www.oberlo.in/podcast/taking-risks-that-could-make-you-millions-with-noah-kagan
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