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EPISODE · May 28, 2017 · 49 MIN

Adam Jordan - Growth Hacking Your Personal Branding on Social Media

from The SocialRay Podcast: Stories of Entrepreneurs & Influencers · host Raymond Ahn

In this interview with Adam on social media, I talk about how he was able to growth hack his personal Instagram brand by converting a generic themed men's fashion page he has built up over time to his own page. He was able to leverage his personal page to work with businesses, work deals, and make valuable networks and connections via social media with people he otherwise wouldn't have had access to. In this next generation of digital marketing, personal branding will be key and social media is a great tool to help for that. Social media marketing is the new way of catching people's attention and businesses know that. The businesses that fail to utilize social media marketing and social media influencers will miss out on marketing to the next generation. Learn more on how you can growth hack your personal brand and learn how you can use social media to your advantage. Remember to subscribe to us on iTunes and Stitcher links are in the bio.

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