The Road to Recognition: The A-to-Z Guide to Personal Branding for Accelerating Your Professional Success in The Age of Digital Media - cover

The Road to Recognition

The A-to-Z Guide to Personal Branding for Accelerating Your Professional Success in The Age of Digital Media

By Seth Price, Barry Feldman

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Seth Price and Barry Feldman organize personal branding advice as an A-to-Z guide of 26 practical lessons, adding insights from professionals who have gained recognition in their fields. It addresses entrepreneurs, business leaders, marketers, creatives and people starting second careers.

HubSpot CRO Mark Roberge praised its straightforward plan for earning relationships and recognition online, and Placester co-founder Frederick Townes endorsed it as a guide to standing out on the web.

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This book has 4 recommendations

Frederick Townes (Co-founder/Placester)

Personal branding is a language that’s best learned via a guided journey. Read this book to master individual differentiation in the land of information overload we call the web.

Michael Brenner (CEO/Marketing Insider Group)

If you want to achieve success in your career on your own terms, you need to read this book.

Mark Roberge (CRO/HubSpot)

Seth and Barry have outlined a simple roadmap for building relationships and recognition in the digital age. This is a must read.

Jay Acunzo (Founder/Unthinkable.fm)

There are plenty of smart people and resources in this industry, but few think about the delivery and reader experience like Seth and Barry. If you're a believer in books that are both nutritious AND delicious, you're in luck.

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