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The Huffington Post   First Posted: 02/ 6/2012 7:07 pm Updated: 02/ 7/2012 4:48 am

TV Host and business guru Donny Deutsch discusses how individuals brand themselves in the digital age.

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TV Host and business guru Donny Deutsch discusses how individuals brand themselves in the digital age.
TV Host and business guru Donny Deutsch discusses how individuals brand themselves in the digital age.
 
 
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09:17 AM on 03/22/2012
Great advice! Staying true to your brand is very similar to staying true to yourself. What makes you tick...what has always made you tick...What draws people to you?
03:15 PM on 03/01/2012
Donny Deutsch is refreshing! Love his commentary, insight and op/ed. When Donny speaks -- I take notes.
10:02 PM on 02/09/2012
Great video. Branding is extremely important both online and real-world. I believe that if you are offering a quality product for a reasonable price, anyone can achieve success. If you offer a trade of abundance (for your customers), you will succeed. In turn, you will create a positive brand identity. Everyone likes a good deal on a great product. I buy products that are on sale, and I am happy with the brands I purchase 80-90% of the time. Bottom line: offer a great product for a good price and you are automatically a great brand.
12:32 PM on 02/07/2012
i'm sure every executive in the world would be shocked to know that having a beer precludes them from their position
08:28 PM on 02/06/2012
Good clip. I'd use Willard Mitt Romney as the shining example of how not to change your brand...and change it...and change it.......
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12:13 PM on 03/21/2012
Of course in the big picture he's pretty consistent as a hopelessly disconnected 1%er with no concern for the economy at large outside of his own portfolio...