5 Lessons Patrick Bet David’s Personal Brand Can Teach Founders
Meeting Patrick Bet David at Vault 26 gave me a different perspective on something I have spent years studying: what happens when a personal brand becomes bigger than any single platform. I have followed the evolution of personal brands closely, especially among founders and CEOs, and there are certain patterns that consistently separate recognizable names […]
5 Ways Vault 26 Changed the Way I Think About LinkedIn
When I came back from Vault 26, I found myself looking at LinkedIn a little differently. I spend a lot of time talking about LinkedIn as a platform for founders and CEOs, but being in a room full of ambitious people reminded me that the most powerful LinkedIn strategy is not really about the platform […]
6 Personal Branding Lessons I Wish Every Founder Had Seen at Vault 26
There are some business lessons you understand differently after experiencing them in person. Vault 26 was one of those experiences for me, because being surrounded by founders, entrepreneurs, brands, and ambitious people gave me a chance to observe something I talk about constantly: what actually makes a person stand out when everyone is competing for […]
4 Lessons I Took From Vault 26 About Building a Personal Brand That Gets Remembered
I went to Vault 26 expecting great conversations, new ideas, and the kind of energy you only get when ambitious people are in the same room. I came back thinking about personal branding in a slightly different way, because being around so many businesses and personalities makes you notice what actually captures attention and, more […]
What Vault 26 Made Me Realize About the Future of Personal Branding
Coming home from Vault 26, I keep thinking about one question: what actually makes someone unforgettable? After spending time around founders, entrepreneurs, brands, and some incredibly interesting people, I left with a stronger belief that personal branding is entering a very different era. We have more content, more technology, and more ways to get attention […]
What Meeting Patrick Bet David at Vault 26 Taught Me About Personal Branding
There are moments at an event that stay with you long after the event is over. For me, meeting Patrick Bet David at Vault 26 was one of those moments. I’ve spent years talking about personal branding, authority, and the importance of becoming known for something specific. But there is a difference between understanding an […]
Live From Vault 26: What I’m Seeing About the Future of Personal Branding
I’m writing this from Vault 26, and being here in person has made one thing very clear to me: the way we think about visibility is changing. There is something different about experiencing a business event in person rather than watching it through a screen. You notice the conversations happening between sessions, the people introducing […]
5 Ways to Make Your LinkedIn Profile Extraordinary
Most LinkedIn profiles are technically complete, but very few are memorable. You can have the right job title, a professional photo, a detailed experience section, and hundreds of connections and still have a profile that does very little for you. When I review profiles, I often find that the problem is not missing information. The […]
5 LinkedIn Company Page Mistakes That Can Make Your Business Look Less Credible
When a potential client discovers your company on LinkedIn, they are not only looking at your logo. They are quietly asking themselves whether your business looks legitimate, active, relevant, and worth their attention. I see founders put enormous effort into building their companies while treating their LinkedIn company page as an afterthought. They create the […]
How to Create a Company Page on LinkedIn: A Complete Guide for Businesses
If you are building a company today, having a presence on LinkedIn is no longer something I would consider optional. Your company page is often one of the first places potential clients, employees, partners, and investors will go when they want to understand who you are and what your business represents. I also see founders […]
