Star Lawrence, is that a brand? “Her star is rising.” “Heavenly body.” No—not the last.
Anyhow, the new in thing is to brand yourself—have a unified message that just screams YOU!
Some guy named David Mathison branded himself “Be the Media,” because that was his book name.
“Hi, I ‘Be the Media.’”
All this branding takes place on Facebook and Twitter, apparently, so someone write me and clue me in, please.
A branded person would never say “clue me in,” unless being from the Wayback was a plus, which I gather it’s not.
I used to use the tag line: “I won’t be boring no matter how much you pay me.” Maybe I should go back to that.
Is it boring?
Ack.
OK—how about: “If you pay me, I promise not to bore you. So--where’s the money?”
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development of other, more flexible modalities of news dissemination (e.g. blogs).
The above phrase was from a job listing I saw today...speaking of boring. I felt like saying, if I promise never to write like this, will you give me the work?
Hi Star,
Thanks for your post! Per your request, I am writing :-D
I would enjoy a conversation with you. Perhaps I can clarify a few things.
Feel free to contact me via david@BeTheMedia.com.
Thanks again for your post.
Kind regards,
David
Oh, I like that last part! "So--where's the money?" I think I'll make that my slogan.
Party on. With my compliments.
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