Personal Branding for highschool students 2010

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Personal Branding in the

Connected EraRodolfo Salazar (rokensa)

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The Future

Perspective

“A PC in every desktop” “Built to order PCs at the best avalible price”

A perfect summer afternoon

Why don’t we analyze this?What does this simple phrase conjure up in your mind?

It is impossible to even think with out a mental picture”. Aristotle

The most basic language of the mind is a story

A story is like mental software… it is as close as you can get to program someone’s Brain

We all tell stories, the world makes sense through stories

The halo effect

The halo effect refers to a cognitive bias whereby the perception of a particular trait is influenced by the perception of the former traits in a sequence of interpretations

CredibilityTrust

“It’s not about words it’s about actions”

Rodolfo Salazar - Idea Works

Rodolfo Salazar - Idea Works

Rodolfo Salazar - Idea Works

What is a brand?

A Value Promise

An image for the world

Rational and emotional attributes

A brand is a story

Brand = Story

Structure to our life

Patterns + meaning

Sometimes:• Imposed by others• Created with deliberation

Reflect or contrast relaity

Rodolfo Salazar - Idea Works

The world is a very competitive place

Water

Coffee

EVIAN

STARBUCKS

Building your personal brand

If you had to pick a brand in the marketplace that you would use to define yourself, what

would that brand be?

Ask yourself if your story is in everything you do and say.

Your unique personal brand is something that no one else can duplicate.

Each time people experiences you, you want them to experience your brand.

Communicating consistently

Who am I?

What do I do?

Who do I do hangout with?

What do others say about me?

Where do I want to be in the future?

What do I need to do to compete?

What do I need to do to be even more successful?

Your homework

Who am I?

What do I do?

Who do I do hangout with?

What do others say about me?

Where do I want to be in the future?

What do I need to do to compete?

What do I need to do to be even more successful?

Your homework

20,000 TV

10,000 Video Games

10,000 Cell phone hours

2.75 Daily Internet

50% created in the web

Why is the web so attractive?

Share(Community)

Involvement(Reputation)

Evangelize(Identity)

torrents videomusic

FotosmixMash-up

Re-BuildRe-order

Personalize

blog

tag

rss

del.icio.us Maps

Networks

Wikis

communityStumble

Reality Vs. Perception

What we do

What we say we do

What others think we do

PERSONAL BRAND

ME OthersConversation

Conversation

Conversation

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Conversation Cause

Conversation Effect

“We don’t own the media anymore”

Richard Sambrook, director of the BBC’s World Services and Global News Division

Conversation Effect

Conversation Effect

“We don’t own what we upload anymore”

Michael y Kristy

Cyber-bullies

42% of children between the ages of 11-17, admit to being cyber-bullied

Why not? I see cool people doing it!

Cyber Sex Predators

1 in 7 youth are receiving unwanted sexual solicitations through social

networking sites

Scam Artists, “Phishing”, Sexting, Child Pornography,

Cyberbulling = International Crime

Algo sobre Códigos Maliciosos

1.TELL what is happening to a trusted adult

2.RESPECT others – Block people who doesn’t

3.THINK before you send or post anything on the web

4.TAKE CARE of your passwords

5.TRUST your parents and teachers

Preguntando a los expertos

Como se construye un password Seguro?

Como se construye un password Seguro?

• Al menos 7 caracteres• Usar letras y números• Combinar mayúsculas y minúsculas• Usar al menos un símbolo/carácter

especial• Cambiarla periódicamente

Como se detecta a un Spyder (perfil falso/perfil no etico)

Como se detecta a un Spyder (perfil falso/perfil no ético)

• Quienes son sus amigos?• Cuales son sus interacciones?• Donde mas esta en la web?• BLOQUEALOS Y DENUNCIALOS• Facebook registra todas las direcciones IP de

donde nos conectamos y las guarda

Que tipos de leyes protejen a los que usamos la Web?

Que tipos de leyes protegen a los que usamos la Web

• Leyes de protección de Datos Personales.• Leyes de protección de la Privacidad, Honor,

Intimidad y Propia Imagen.• Leyes de protección de la Propiedad

Intelectual.• Leyes de protección de Consumidores y

Usuarios.• Leyes de protección de menores

THINK Facebook

What’s the story on your profile pictures?

What’s the story on ALL your pictures?

FORO CON LOS EXPERTOS

Cosas que no deberías compartir en Facebook

• Conversaciones Privadas Personales en muros• Planes y Actividades Sociales• Información Confidencial de un tercero• Datos Personales de Contacto• Actualizaciones relacionadas con dinero• Tus Contraseña o tu PIN• La respuesta a tu pregunta secreta para

recuperar passwords

Cosas que no deberías compartir en Facebook

By default, everyone may see ALL of your

information

Who is looking at your stories?

Contact Information

Searchability

• By default, friends are within circle of trust

Friend Lists

• Family• Friends• Students• Old Boy/Girlfriends• Teachers• Locked Down

Make more restrictive groups

Friend Lists and Information Clusters

Custom Settings

Small Settings

Small Settings Expanded

1.TELL what is happening to a trusted adult

2.RESPECT others – Block people who doesn’t

3.THINK before you send or post anything on the web

4.TAKE CARE of your passwords

5.TRUST your parents and teachers

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