These are a few things to consider, and you don't have to be Robert Scoble
or Seth Godin to benefit from them. Owning your personal brand
online isn't just for "Weblebrities"; it's for all of us. I'd also be careful
about using props. I once put on a cowboy hat at the request of my friend
Richard Binhammer of Dell, and now it's become an expectation from the people I
meet that I wear it. Sometimes, successful brands are created accidentally; if
that happens to you, my advice is this: First roll with it, then own it.
Zohar Manor-Abel on 20 Apr 09Why gets to what friendfeed has done that's its most brilliant invention and one that very few people understand. It's so good I wonder why they haven't patented it. I call it decentralized moderation.
