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How To Set-Up Your Personal Brand For Under $1000
Your personal brand is more than your occupation. Your personal brand is the story of the life you are living and more importantly, telling. Sure, your personal brand should include your profession. But your personal brand is your life resume that follows you forever, even if you decide to start a new venture in a completely new category.Whether you embrace the possibilities of social media or not, you already have a personal brand. If you picked up this book and are thinking to yourself “I don’t have a personal brand,” you couldn’t be more wrong.
You may not have followers, fans, subscribers and you may not be sharing content online. But you have a personal brand whether you like it or not. You DO have a personal brand; you just might not be telling your story.Dan Fleyshman is a social media mogul, serial entrepreneur, philanthropist and angel investor in over 37 companies. Dan is perhaps best known as the youngest founder to ever take a company public at age 23.Since then, he co-founded the "100 Million Mastermind Experience" and has spoken at more than 200 events. Dan is most passionate about his charity, Model Citizen Fund, which donates backpacks filled this over 150 supply items inside.Recently, Dan co-founded "Cards & Coffee", a sports card business that has already grown to multiple locations. Dan credits much of his success to the power of building his personal brand and strategies laid out in this book."How to Set-Up Your Personal Brand For Under $1,000" is Dan Fleyshman's personal playbook that he uses to host events, speak on stage, launch businesses, creative strategic alignments and built an omnipresent personal brand. Dan's strategies have allowed him to become one of the most well-known entrepreneurs and angel investors in the world.
You may not have followers, fans, subscribers and you may not be sharing content online. But you have a personal brand whether you like it or not. You DO have a personal brand; you just might not be telling your story.Dan Fleyshman is a social media mogul, serial entrepreneur, philanthropist and angel investor in over 37 companies. Dan is perhaps best known as the youngest founder to ever take a company public at age 23.Since then, he co-founded the "100 Million Mastermind Experience" and has spoken at more than 200 events. Dan is most passionate about his charity, Model Citizen Fund, which donates backpacks filled this over 150 supply items inside.Recently, Dan co-founded "Cards & Coffee", a sports card business that has already grown to multiple locations. Dan credits much of his success to the power of building his personal brand and strategies laid out in this book."How to Set-Up Your Personal Brand For Under $1,000" is Dan Fleyshman's personal playbook that he uses to host events, speak on stage, launch businesses, creative strategic alignments and built an omnipresent personal brand. Dan's strategies have allowed him to become one of the most well-known entrepreneurs and angel investors in the world.
126 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 10, 2021
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September 8, 2022
Might be a helpful book if you know nothing about social media platforms? It felt super elementary to me and isn’t for someone who already has basic understanding of branding/social media.
August 31, 2023
"How To Set-Up Your Personal Brand For Under $1000" by Dan Fleyshman falls short of delivering its promised value. While the book aims to provide insights into establishing a personal brand on a budget, it ultimately leaves much to be desired.
One of the notable drawbacks of this book is the lack of concrete examples on how to effectively utilize a budget of $1000 or less. While Fleyshman briefly mentions the possibility of low-cost events, he fails to provide realistic and actionable scenarios that align with the budget constraint. This leaves readers wondering about the practical implementation of the strategies he discusses.
The book also acknowledges the rapid pace of change in the world of social media, rendering some of the information potentially outdated. The fact that some content is under two years old but still might not be relevant highlights the challenge of offering evergreen advice in this dynamic field.
Fleyshman's book contains some good ideas and valuable information, but much of it can be found online. Unfortunately, the lack of specific and applicable examples, combined with the potential for outdated content, diminishes the overall value of the book.
In conclusion, "How To Set-Up Your Personal Brand For Under $1000" offers readers some insights and information, but it falls short of its intended purpose. The absence of practical examples for the “under 1k” amount and the possibility of outdated advice make it difficult for this book to stand out in an age where information is easily accessible online.
One of the notable drawbacks of this book is the lack of concrete examples on how to effectively utilize a budget of $1000 or less. While Fleyshman briefly mentions the possibility of low-cost events, he fails to provide realistic and actionable scenarios that align with the budget constraint. This leaves readers wondering about the practical implementation of the strategies he discusses.
The book also acknowledges the rapid pace of change in the world of social media, rendering some of the information potentially outdated. The fact that some content is under two years old but still might not be relevant highlights the challenge of offering evergreen advice in this dynamic field.
Fleyshman's book contains some good ideas and valuable information, but much of it can be found online. Unfortunately, the lack of specific and applicable examples, combined with the potential for outdated content, diminishes the overall value of the book.
In conclusion, "How To Set-Up Your Personal Brand For Under $1000" offers readers some insights and information, but it falls short of its intended purpose. The absence of practical examples for the “under 1k” amount and the possibility of outdated advice make it difficult for this book to stand out in an age where information is easily accessible online.
September 10, 2022
5 Stars for Inspiration
Will update when I apply these principles.
Fleyshman is legit.
Tell your story, start small and work your way up. It doesn’t take a lot of money just hard work and opportunity. You may have heard that before but this is the actual guide.
Will update when I apply these principles.
Fleyshman is legit.
Tell your story, start small and work your way up. It doesn’t take a lot of money just hard work and opportunity. You may have heard that before but this is the actual guide.
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