Everyday Influencer: How to leverage ...

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Everyday Influencer: How to leverage who you are & what you already know to grow your influence!

Author: Dalton Alexander Daughtrey
Pages: 124
Language: English
Published: 2025-05-08
ISBN: 9798282643633

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We are living in the Influencer Era.. Where the #1 career choice of those born in this century (gen-z) is "Influencer". Where the overwhelming majority of our purchasing decisions are influenced by someone we follow. Where over 60% of married couples meet first on the internet. And the average person spends hours on social media, daily. First impressions are no longer-face-to face, but rather online. We shop for our homes and our cars online before we ever go see them. And our means of keeping up with one another is largely media-first, then one-to-one. So what does this mean? 👉 First: We are all now influencers! Whether we have a thousand followers or a million, we are influencing others to some degree or another. 👉 Second: Our personal brand matters now more than ever before! So if we aren't proactively creating it then we are by default leaving it to happenstance which is dangerous. 👉 Third: In order to capitalize on the new-normal, we must have a plan! So in this book I lay out: 📚Why the world is changing and what we can do about it 📚What the new-normal is and how we can take advantage of it 📚How we can leverage our influence to reach new levels of success 📚Practical steps and frameworks to building an authentic brand And much more.. So don't delay, start building your Personal Brand today! And become the Influencer you were created to be. With love, Dalton Daughtrey

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