LinkedIn has all the features needed for personal branding. From its resume-like feel to its in-house publishing platform, you'll find everything to make your brand shine. But that doesn't mean that your personal brand will be an automatic success. You'll need to know a few tactics to succeed in personal branding on LinkedIn.

If you think that personal branding just benefits you, then you're mistaken. It's a strategy with far-reaching advantages that go beyond your brand. But to see why, let's answer the question, what is personal branding and then examine how a personal brand can support your business.

Content has ruled digital strategies for the past couple decades now -- and with that reign, we've seen some great content writing, as well as some misfires. But that's all human error -- unavoidable, right? Well, the recent evolution of AI has given us reason to think again.

Social media is like a blank canvas for both personal and work life. Depending on how you use it, you can draw attention to your expertise and establish a solid reputation in your industry. There's no doubt that there's an important place for personal branding on social media.

2019 has been a blowout year -- with exciting initiatives inside the PR and marketing sphere. It's been a wonderful year for new tactics and tools, as well as new studies with powerful insights into how we form our strategy.

Personal branding has risen in popularity over the past few years -- and with that popularity, we've also seen mistakes pop up. Which begs the question, how can you create a personal brand while avoiding the biggest pitfalls along the way? Let's discuss that question.

Today you can't have a robust business without a solid personal brand. But it's not always easy to know where to start. That's why I wanted to share with you a list of 15 personal branding experts whose content will help you to develop and polish your own brand.

Say you need surgery. Would you go to a doctor who hasn't updated his techniques for the last 10 or 15 years? Of course not! New and better techniques have since come out and you want someone familiar with those. The same is true with your PR strategy. You want to be sure that you're using the latest PR trends and techniques.

Fifteen years ago, if you had told me that PR and social media were going to work together and that we would use social media for PR, I may have chuckled.

Ironically, despite the ballyhoo and effusions, PR is facing its own PR crisis. It turns out PR folks (myself included) aren't master communicators when it comes to our own profession. A recent study showed that a significant number of executives don't believe that PR delivers good value for their brand. What can we do to combat this?

Before you panic, let's look at this as a doctor would a patient. Let's discover what the problem is, decipher the root cause, and prescribe the best remedy.