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In this, the second last episode of Reputation Revolution for the year, I take a sweep across the key social media channels - Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin etc - plus looks at the state of blogging, online video and podcasting. If you're a professional expert or leader looking to
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Helen Blunden is a modern learning practitioner with over 24 years experience in the corporate world. She helps professionals build their digital skills, capabilities and networks so they stay up to date in their field, industry or profession especially when the world and our workplaces are changing around us. Helen
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Nic Hayes runs Media Stable, a company that connects thought leaders with traditional media outlets wanting experts to comment on topical issues. Given his company represents 450 professional experts, Nic is well placed to see both sides of the media exposure coin: (a) what does the media want in an
Kim Skubris
Kim Skubris has been a broadcast news journalist, mostly with the Seven Network in Australia, for 25 years. During that time, she has reported on some of the country’s biggest stories, including Schapelle Corby and Daniel Morcombe, and covered numerous natural disasters locally and internationally. Today, in addition to
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This week on Reputation Revolution we dig into the vault to bring you an information-packed compilation of previous guests discussing topics such as blogging, podcasting, Facebook, LinkedIn and media relations. Today, we have numerous communication channels at our disposal. Which ones should we be using, and why? Darren Rowse, Donna
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Your brand is your strength, says Sydney-based 'Human Brand Futurist’, Scarlett Vespa. Scarlett, or 'Mrs V' as she's known, is a speaker and presenter who helps executives, leaders and entrepreneurs build the best version of themselves. Scarlett believes our own humanity is the key to
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In this episode of Reputation Revolution I swap the hosting seat with Brendan Keogh to chat all things content marketing from a PR perspective. Professional experts have everything they need today to become their own media channel and build and communicate directly with an audience of fans and supporters of
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In this episode of Reputation Revolution I swap the hosting seat with Brendan Keogh to chat all things content marketing from a PR perspective. Professional experts have everything they need today to become their own media channel and build and communicate directly with an audience of fans and supporters of
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Steve Vallas, the founder of Honey Digital, is quietly but surely making his mark in the Blockchain technology space. A qualified lawyer with a background in business strategy and digital marketing, Steve is developing a reputation as the Blockchain go-to guy in Australia. He has done this through relentless self-education,
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Myles Harris is my go-to-guy for everything Facebook advertising. He's a data geek who loves nothing more than digging into the back-end of Facebook's advertising platform to uncover what's working and what's not with his clients' ads, and then optimising to
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Tom Schwab is the author of the book Podcast Guest Profits: Grow Your Business with a Targeted Interview Strategy. He is also the founder and CEO of Interview Valet, a pioneer of what Tom calls 'podcast interview marketing'. In this noisy digital world, you can’t break through
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Tarran Deane is National President of Professional Speakers Australia. She is a Ducati-riding speaker, trainer, executive coach and consultant who helps leaders to lead more effectively. Once she left the corporate world, Tarran's goal was simply to become a speaker, but she soon morphed into an "entrepreneur