Get Internet Famous Interview #5: John Morgan
Posted on 14. Apr, 2010 by Alejandro Reyes in Interviews
Today’s Get Internet Famous is with John Morgan of BrandBreakout.com Through his branding strategies, John has helped his clients do over $150 Million in sales. Now that’s impressive.
John’s passion is to help entrepreneurs develop their personal brand so they can dominate their markets and have fun doing it.
In this video interview you’ll learn:
- Why building your personal brand is critical
- Why your personality matters online
- How to let your competition drive you
- The importance of making business with you fun
Do you have any specific questions about branding? Leave your comment below and John & I will do our best to answer your questions.
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Mike Stenger
14. Apr, 2010
John shared some great info. Totally agree with putting yourself and your personality into your brand. It’s things like that that people are really attracted to.
I think it’s also great to do like John says and share things about your life, outside of what you do for a living or what your brand is all about. People really do relate with that.
Alejandro Reyes
15. Apr, 2010
Thanks for the comment Mike.
I agree, you’ve got to start adding things about your personal life into your online mix.
Why? Because I believe people are starting to due their due diligence on people and it can only help (most of the time) if you talk about things in your personal life, like your family, friends, events you go to, etc.
I know for me, a lot of my clients and people I work with say they know what they’re getting when working with me.
I leave all out there on the dance floor
John Morgan
14. Apr, 2010
Thanks for the interview Alejandro! You’re a rock star my friend. Looking forward to chatting again soon.
John Holcombe
18. Apr, 2010
Being a very analytical person it took me a long time to understand the concept that John is talking about. Many people are looking for leaders that interest them, not a product or service. Great interview!