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Develop Your Brand: Promote Yourself as a Unique Individual or Job Candidate by Carol Gee
Coca Cola, GE, Oprah. What do all of these have in common? Just the mention of these brands tells consumers who they are and what they are about. They tell consumers that they can depend upon their products, goods or services to always be of the highest caliber. Until recently, Toyota was the brand for affordable, good looking and dependable cars.
About the Author
Carol Gee, M.A. has worked in education for 28 years in positions ranging from teaching to administration. Currently she is an editor and business writer at Goizueta Business School at Emory University. She is also the author of books, The Venus Chronicles and Diary of a ‘Flygirl’ Wannabe (Life Lessons of a Cool Girl in Training)
www.venuschronicles.net
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