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How to Ensure Your Brand Stands Out Online

By Natalie Sisson ·

Heads up: this post is from 2013. The ideas hold up, but some tools, prices and links will have moved on since. For Natalie’s current work, head to NatalieSisson.com.

How to Ensure Your Brand Stands Out Online

These days it seems like almost everyone and their dog is starting something online, and it can be difficult to stand out and be seen in such a crowded space.

It’s so easy to fall into the trap of wanting to mimic big-time bloggers like Pat Flynn and Corbett Barr who are totally killing it online.

But if you look closely at why they’re doing so well, you’ll notice a trend. Not only are they smart business-wise, but they’re totally and truly themselves.

Like I talked about in How To Figure Out Your USP And Attract Crowds Like The Leaning Tower Of Pisa, your USP (unique selling proposition) is what sets your brand apart from everybody else – the pieces of you that make you exactly as you are.

When I first started blogging, after being in the corporate world for eight years, all of my posts were chock full of corporate speak that makes me absolutely cringe now.

But after I figured out the core of what makes a brand resonate, my business took off.

How can you ensure you and your brand stands out online amidst all the noise?

In this video, you’ll learn:

  •  What the essence of your brand should truly be
  •  How to maintain consistency across all social media platforms in your brand
  •  Why you should never censor yourself
  •  Why people started resonating with my brand

 

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