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Your personal brand deserves better than a laptop and an iced coffee.
You know the photos I’m talking about.
Sitting at a coffee shop pretending to type. Walking down a sidewalk holding a coffee. Laughing at your laptop. Holding your phone while looking very busy and important.
There’s nothing inherently wrong with those photos—but if they have nothing to do with you, they aren't helping someone get to know your brand.
The best personal brand content doesn't just look pretty.
It gives us clues about who you are.
Your personality. Your routines. Your opinions. Your work. Your interests. Your environment. The tiny things that make someone think, “Oh, that's SO her.”
So instead of recreating someone else's Pinterest board at your next branding shoot, use these ideas to start creating a content library that actually feels like you.
Your personal brand deserves better than a laptop and an iced coffee.
You know the photos I’m talking about.
Sitting at a coffee shop pretending to type. Walking down a sidewalk holding a coffee. Laughing at your laptop. Holding your phone while looking very busy and important.
There’s nothing inherently wrong with those photos—but if they have nothing to do with you, they aren't helping someone get to know your brand.
The best personal brand content doesn't just look pretty.
It gives us clues about who you are.
Your personality. Your routines. Your opinions. Your work. Your interests. Your environment. The tiny things that make someone think, “Oh, that's SO her.”
So instead of recreating someone else's Pinterest board at your next branding shoot, use these ideas to start creating a content library that actually feels like you.