101 Ways to Successfully Market Yourself

101 Ways to Successfully Market Yourself
ISBN-10
143545510X
ISBN-13
9781435455108
Category
Branding
Pages
95
Language
English
Published
2009-11-01
Publisher
Course Technology
Authors
Jason I. Miletsky, Jay Miletsky

Description

The advent of user-generated internet content has made it possible for anyone to have his or her voice heard, but it has also made it more difficult to stand out in the crowd and get noticed. 101 Ways to Successfully Market Yourself is about exploring and understanding the means and methods of self-promotion and having fun doing it. You will learn the most effective ways of positively gaining the spotlight and draw attention to yourself whether your objective is to promote a business, sell a product, land a better job, or just grab (or extend) 15 minutes of fame. 101 Ways to Successfully Market Yourself provides a handy, easy-to-read collection of tips and tricks to make sure you stand out in the crowded pop culture universe.

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