After spending 10 years working in brand management, I’ve come to see just how powerful marketing and branding can be when it comes to making a product or service stand out. I’ve worked on relaunching a business’s name to create a more versatile identity, trash bag brand’s packaging to stand out on shelf, a luxury dessert brand’s advertising to make it more relevant to consumers, and a global ice-cream brand’s image to reinvigorate it’s image.

In each case, we used certain principles to relaunch a brand. What’s interesting is that many of the principles of building and relaunching brands can also be applied to your personal brand so you can build your professional reputation, stand out to a relevant audience, and be considered for opportunities.

Read about 4 simple branding principles you can apply to your own personal brand to make it in my latest Forbes article.

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About Joseph Liu

Joseph Liu helps aspiring professionals relaunch their careers to do work that matters. As a keynote speaker, career & personal branding consultant, and host of the Career Relaunch® podcast, his passion is helping people gain the clarity, confidence, and courage to pursue truly meaningful careers. Having gone through three major career changes himself, he now shares insights from building & relaunching global consumer brands to empower professionals and business owners to build & relaunch their personal brands.

About Joseph Liu

Joseph Liu helps aspiring professionals relaunch their careers to do work that matters. As a keynote speaker, career & personal branding consultant, and host of the Career Relaunch® podcast, his passion is helping people gain the clarity, confidence, and courage to pursue truly meaningful careers. Having gone through three major career changes himself, he now shares insights from building & relaunching global consumer brands to empower professionals and business owners to build & relaunch their personal brands.

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