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#StartupLesson EP016: What Is Personal Branding & Why Is It so Important? W/ Jake Knotman
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This week's teacher; Jake Knotman
Wondering what a "Personal Brand" is?
It's a team that is currently being thrown around the entrepreneursphere like it's going out of fashion.
Over the past few week's Brad and I have had endless conversations about what a Personal Brand is and how it can help startups just like yours thrive.
So, we thought it's about time that we cover this crucial topic during a #StartupLesson so that you guys can better understand what this is.
We've now found the right person for the job!
Jake Knotman is the CEO of Protop Media as well as a Social Media Guru; he helps businesses gain traction on their Social Media campaigns.
Above all of this, Jake has worked extensively on building his personal brand and is going to share that with us today. So, sit tight, get them notepads out.
For full show notes; http://stageonestartup.com/episodes/startuplesson-ep016-personal-branding/
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