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The Power of Having Employees with Strong Personal Brands featuring Daniel Murray

Manufacturing Happy Hour · 11 Oct 2022 · 48m

What this episode covers

Daniel Murray, founder of the Marketing Millennials podcast and newsletter, discusses the strategic value of employees building strong personal brands on LinkedIn. He argues that personal branding is an opportunity for companies to gain free advertising and attract talent, citing examples like Gong and ServiceTitan. Murray provides tactical advice for executives and individual contributors on creating consistent content, leveraging 'inner truths,' and using platforms like TikTok and newsletters to build trust and expertise.

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companies scaling up

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Companies
Gong, ServiceTitan
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Marketing Millennials
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Justin Welsh, Robert Cialdini, Terry Black's Barbecue, Franklin Barbecue

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