Quote from: Helena Yu on July 07, 2025, 08:30:53 AM

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There are people earning more than median in this forum. I do not look at the surface or superficial appearance. And how come you see God of Thunder feedback as bad? It seems fine to me, especially when I regularly see him arround. He has established a few projects with some companies, which I believe a great partnership

Quote from: Uruhara on July 07, 2025, 09:13:54 AM

Building popularity, building a reputation and building trust from the people who follow us is not easy. But this step is very effective if used for business or economic strategy. By building our own brand, we will have no difficulty marketing the products we will launch one day.

Being an influencer, celebgram, tiktoker, YouTuber or being a famous actor or singer basically has other benefits besides earning from this profession. But when our name is famous enough, we can build our own brand quite easily. In my country there are even artists whose businesses continue to progress, their companies are getting bigger and more numerous. And he initially started from being a host and then his name became famous and he made good use of it. Even when he became very rich he still did not leave his profession. And the reason is because he wants to keep his name strong and remembered by everyone so that his personal brand and business will be helped by the popularity of his name.

But believe me, this step is more difficult than becoming an ordinary businessman. Because we have to have the skills to be able to like everyone so that our followers can grow a lot quickly.

It is easy to imagine fame makes things simple, but building and keeping a reputation is its own mountain to climb. Like you said, it is not just about being seen, it is about being remembered in a good way, and that is way harder than most people think

I respect how you point out that even after someone “makes it”, they still need to work on their craft, keep showing up, and keep their name active. Otherwise, the attention fades. I have seen the same thing: some of the most successful personal brands never really retire from their main skill or passion. They know their name is like a living thing. If you stop nurturing it, it stops growing. And you cannot just be good at business, you have to be good at people. Some say that is the hardest part: not just selling a product, but selling yourself, every day

Quote from: Josefjix on July 07, 2025, 11:25:07 AM

Your brand represents your own company as long as you can deliver your products perfectly, brand is the greatest asset someone could have because it represents you in your absence and that it speaks of your integrity and reputations in the society.

For the social media content creators and influencers expressing their lifestyle while the same creating themselves as brand where they attract everything that's meant for them.

Brands doesn't make you chase, everything chases you and wants to deal with you, it paves more way than working for company.

That point about integrity and reputation is key. The brand is the sum of your actions when nobody is watching, and in the long run, that is what opens doors. When you have built something real, with honest value, people and deals naturally gravitate towards you. So instead of fighting for every job or collab, your name does half the work because it stands for something reliable. And it is not only about products, sometimes your word, advice, or even your way of thinking becomes what people look for

For creators, I think it is interesting how living authentically and sharing their real story online makes the brand even stronger. The real risk is if someone tries to fake it, though. Audiences are quick to pick up on that now. But if you are consistent, even the algorithm seems to work in your favor

Quote from: memehunter on July 07, 2025, 03:27:30 PM

Quote from: slapper on July 06, 2025, 09:26:11 PM

Some emergent personal brand that I closely watch and admire on Bitcointalk: Memehunter

Thanks for your kind words, mate. Words of appreciation from a member like you mean a lot. Having said that, I don't consider myself a brand, lol, I just try to do the job that I initiate, nothing much.

Haha, true. But to me, and some, your reputation shows something. The way things are these days, everyone’s always putting people into some collective categories or patterns. I catch myself doing it too, even if I do not want to