Use The Media To Make Your Personality Famous

Written by Kevin Nunley


The media and public love certain kinds of personalities. Although few of us really have those personalities, all of us can cultivaterepparttar public image that we have one of them.

This can make you a favorite ofrepparttar 124495 public and a darling ofrepparttar 124496 media. I don't have to tell you how good that can be for your sales.

Here are some examples of personality typesrepparttar 124497 public jumps for:

The Expert People Can Talk To. Everyone wants to have their problems solved by an expert. Write articles, get interviewed on talk radio, put your expert tips on your site. Then invite everyone to call your expert line or send an email.

The Techno Whiz Kid. Everyone knows computers and techno gadgets can make life easier and earn lots of money. Yet most of us are still a bit befuddled by computers and know little about how most technology works. If electronics, programming, or even using technology is one of your strengths, stress it torepparttar 124498 media and public.

The Pioneer. If you arerepparttar 124499 first to do something, make sure you publicize it.

Your personality can have a lot to do with how much you sell, but your profession can as well. Consider this- most teachers have an incredible network of people they know in all walks of life and business. When you spend a semester working withrepparttar 124500 same 30 people each week, you get to know all about them andrepparttar 124501 industries they work in.

Many people who teach findrepparttar 124502 experience enriches their business. Some find a consulting business automatically grows out of it.

Teaching a class is a fine way to become known throughoutrepparttar 124503 community for your knowledge and skill.

Most colleges and universities hire part-time teachers. You can teach an evening class about almost any subject. Many timesrepparttar 124504 only requirement for teaching a community enrichment course is you have experience inrepparttar 124505 subject you are teaching.

Getting Name Recognition Without Touching Your Computer!

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Many Internet businesses fall intorepparttar common trap of limiting themselves to Internet advertising. In fact,repparttar 124494 companies that succeed are usuallyrepparttar 124495 ones that can cross boundaries and create a presence both ON and AWAY fromrepparttar 124496 computer terminal.

One way that successful companies integrate Internet- and non- Internet advertising is to come up with creative ways of having their name seen by potential customers. The key here is that if your customers see your name away fromrepparttar 124497 computer, they will remember it when they sit down and start using their search engines.

There are countless ways that you can create name recognition for your company. Here are three techniques that I've seen work really well:

* Wear Your Advertising: Try having customers WEAR your ads. Logos and slogans printed on shirts, hats, even underwear is a hot trend in advertising. People inrepparttar 124498 ad biz call them "wearables."

There is a big increase inrepparttar 124499 number of companies that allow casual dress days. That is a great opportunity to get your wearable message in front of lots of people in a particular industry. Prospects are much more likely to consider and purchase business services and products if they get your ad message while they are at work.

Check your local yellow pages under "advertising specialties." It is not unusual to find a small home-based shop producing top notch T-shirts and jackets. If there isn't a supplier near you, check any search engine withrepparttar 124500 terms-advertising, wearable. Dozens of links will pop up.

* Put a Sign On Your Car: As our cities sprawl with growth each year, many of us find ourselves commuting ever longer distances to work. Long commutes in slow traffic are making signs on automobiles an effective low-cost way to advertise.

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