Shameless Self Promotion!

Make your vision as clear and as concise as possible. Brand yourself and your ideas as unique. (Remember, although few ideas are genuinely unique, your expression can be.) Seth Godin does this exceptionally well.

I never liked self adulation in all my work in traditional printed media and then on the Web. And there is definitely a point in standing for something and being bold about it. Many people are looking for leaders and leading is done first a foremost through ideas.

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The Double Bind. Often when women exhibit the same behaviors as men, those behaviors can be viewed less favorably in women. When women are assertive, they can be labeled as aggressive. If they negotiate for a higher salary, they can be seen as greedy. When they self-advocate, they can get labeled as conceited. So instead of finding a way to walk that fine line of the double bind, many of us opt to under-promote and under-advocate for ourselves.

Do you feel passionate about your business, career and/or what you have to sell? When you passionately believe in yourself, your value, your service and your products, you also believe prospects should do business with you instead of your competitors, right? If the answer is "no," I suggest finding your passion before going any further, or success will become challenging for you.

It's easy to promote yourself when you believe in the value of what you offer. To move to a higher level of success, you must practice promoting and selling in ways that may feel uncomfortable at first. Next time you experience a feeling of discomfort in self-promotion or the feeling of rejection creeps in, move toward it instead of away from it. Go ahead and feel uncomfortable. It's only a feeling. Step outside the limitation zone, and go for it!

Growing up in a family business, I learned early on that I had to self-promote on a daily basis if I wanted the business to succeed. Since my family had many different businesses, we were always promoting something new. Most of our businesses started out with little or no investment, so self-promotion was essential to getting them off the ground.

My father taught me that the first step toward marketing success was to believe in myself and my ideas. It doesn't matter if others don't believe in your ideas as much as you do, you must be strong enough to never give up!

Finally, the bank started believing in our business and offered to fund a second location. Within a few years, we sold our successful company to a large self-storage corporation, Public Storage. This experience taught me to always believe in my ideas, to promote them to the right people and to never give up!

1. Accept that if you don't do shameless promotion, you'll end up with nameless promotion. If you don't promote yourself, no one else will. It's challenging to succeed if you're not willing to let others know that your business, products or services exist. Choosing to become a successful self-promoter requires working to create more positive experiences and seek better results. You can choose to change your beliefs and create a new reality starting right now.

2. Promote yourself more often and always in the service of others. When done effectively, self-promotion is an art form. It comes from a place of service. It comes from your passion and commitment to support others first. Effective self-promotion is natural when words and actions connect our head and heart. When you promote effectively, more prospects are readily open to doing business with you. Simply put, effective self-promotion is good marketing!

3. Speak up and get noticed. Don't allow the voices and opinions of others to drown out your true "inner voice." Summon the courage to share your opinions and promote your gifts. It's important to remain true to yourself at all times. When you promote your knowledge, skills and ideas, you give others something to cheer for and a cause to support and follow.

4. Understand that resenting self-promotion will become a huge obstacle to your success! People who have issues with selling and promoting rarely succeed. To excel in this area, you must become absolutely sold on yourself, your abilities, your products, your services. Before you can sell yourself to others, you must first be sold on you.

This is a great way to use social media to garner interest. The shameless approach, on the other hand, would be to spam all of your social network profiles with posts about your business asking people to share them.

Healthy self-promotion is all about knowing where to focus your efforts and knowing where to draw the line. When it comes to your business, for example, you may want to focus less on friends and family. Instead, you could consider using social media to connect with users with enough clout to spread awareness faster.

Online ads are also a great way to self-promote your business. These days, you can be incredibly picky about the audiences you target, which means you can focus on the exact users who would be interested in your products or services.

Get rid of the default egg picture! Twitter users associate it with "newbies" and "spammers." You don't have to use a photo of yourself but doing so will help people identify you, both online and off.

Just like the profile photo you need to have something here for your account to look legitimate. Try to add short info about yourself such as research interests, where you work or study, hobbies, pets, favorite foods, etc. Pro tip: you can use emojis!

But shouting isn't necessarily the right way to go about it: relentless self-promotion can tire your superiors out and leave you overlooked. Here's some fuel for thought on the tricky balancing act of getting noticed at work, for all the right reasons.

It's nigh on impossible to fake all this, and there are no easy hacks. You have to want it, and go after it representing your authentic self. If you're organised and unfailingly enthusiastic in the face of adversity, you're most of the way there.

Thank you !This arrived just when I needed it! I am so super critical of my work that I have huge problems with self promotion. I used to be an illustrator with an agent and I have to say that they were wonderful in singing their artists praises. There is something to be said for agents.

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