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Personal Branding: Its Essence, Goals and Classification

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Abstract

This chapter consists of a rough history of personal branding as well as how it is now conceived. It describes the goals, strategies and challenges related to personal branding in the contemporary, globalized world.

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    In this work, personal branding, creating and shaping a personal brand are regarded as synonymous.

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    Building a strong business reputation and good relations with clients is an important factor in the growth of company value. For more, see Rudawska (2008).

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    Translator’s note: a compound name consisting of two words—herbata (Polish for tea, also playing on the herbal association via Latin) and pol, short for polska or Polish, thus herbata+polska = Polish tea, also herbal/medicinal products.

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    Translator’s note: each of these first names are diminutive or familiar forms, Kuba of Jakub, and Kazik of Kazimierz.

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    Translator’s note: the Grycan sisters have a kind of celebrity status, and are the daughters of an important ice-cream producer in Poland.

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Grzesiak, M. (2018). Personal Branding: Its Essence, Goals and Classification. In: Personal Brand Creation in the Digital Age. Palgrave Pivot, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-69697-3_2

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