Today I'll be interviewing Richard Laermer author of Punk Marketing and Full Frontal PR about How To Fame. How to fame is not about how to become the next Paris Hilton or how to do traditional PR, it is about how to be seen so you can excel. More about Richard here
and here.
DETAILS: Call Time Thursday, Feb. 11, 2010, Noon Pacific, 1:00pm Mountain,
2:00pm Central, 3:00pm Eastern.
Dial-in Number: 1-218-936-4700
Participant Access Code 366143
*If Richard allows it, I will record the call and post at: http://www.boldapproach.com/replay but I recommend you attend live if at all possible as we will take questions live.
Fame is no longer about Paris Hilton fake-famousness. Instead it is about the way people view you minute to minute and second to second. People are always watching. Faming is about creating and maintaining a consistent image (both through actions and communications) that reinforces credibility and professionalism, and that builds confidence
in others about your ability to get the job - any job - done.
How To Fame means gaining Pragmatic Notoriety(TM)! It is being known for all the right reasons and becoming a true go-to person. Or try this: "This is how I'm different and this is why you should know me."
How To Fame is getting a special edge on the competition, because everyone wants to feel special but no one has taken the time to demonstrate how to be special.
How To Fame is not a fix-all. It won't keep you from getting laid off if your company goes under. In the same vein it won't get your girlfriend to take you back and it won't stop the ozone from eroding. (We think not.) What it will do is show you a systematic way of
taking the challenges you face each day and turning them into opportunities by making sure that your daily activities are purposefully moving toward the goal.
Each day that you are Faming, you will be increasing the personal equity in your career and your personal life.
Remember. Life is a competition now, especially in our totally networked world, an all-access-information society created by our need to be connected.
I'll see you on the call today!
and here.
DETAILS: Call Time Thursday, Feb. 11, 2010, Noon Pacific, 1:00pm Mountain,
2:00pm Central, 3:00pm Eastern.
Dial-in Number: 1-218-936-4700
Participant Access Code 366143
*If Richard allows it, I will record the call and post at: http://www.boldapproach.com/replay but I recommend you attend live if at all possible as we will take questions live.
Fame is no longer about Paris Hilton fake-famousness. Instead it is about the way people view you minute to minute and second to second. People are always watching. Faming is about creating and maintaining a consistent image (both through actions and communications) that reinforces credibility and professionalism, and that builds confidence
in others about your ability to get the job - any job - done.
How To Fame means gaining Pragmatic Notoriety(TM)! It is being known for all the right reasons and becoming a true go-to person. Or try this: "This is how I'm different and this is why you should know me."
How To Fame is getting a special edge on the competition, because everyone wants to feel special but no one has taken the time to demonstrate how to be special.
How To Fame is not a fix-all. It won't keep you from getting laid off if your company goes under. In the same vein it won't get your girlfriend to take you back and it won't stop the ozone from eroding. (We think not.) What it will do is show you a systematic way of
taking the challenges you face each day and turning them into opportunities by making sure that your daily activities are purposefully moving toward the goal.
Each day that you are Faming, you will be increasing the personal equity in your career and your personal life.
Remember. Life is a competition now, especially in our totally networked world, an all-access-information society created by our need to be connected.
I'll see you on the call today!
Fantastic! I'm a fan of HTF and look forward to the call. I hope you're able to record it. Will look for your post just in case.
Posted by: M.A. | February 11, 2010 at 09:54 AM
Nice post it is true that todays time is competetive. We should strive for higher goals and act on them. Competetion is the challenge.
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Fame is no longer about Paris Hilton fake-famousness. Instead it is about the way people view you minute to minute and second to second. People are always watching.
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