The personal and the professional
People don’t trust faceless corporations. They trust people. And intersecting your personal and business brands gives an invaluable human touch.
- Through a platform like LinkedIn, you are shown as a part of your organization (or industry) but your personal profile still stands distinct and is recognizable as your own personal brand.
- Twitter is another network where the personal and professional mix.
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