You can post every day and still have a personal brand nobody remembers. 

In this episode, Emily and Jake break down the three brand decisions that can change the way you show up, create content, and build authority online. Because building a personal brand isn’t just about posting consistently or trying to stay visible. It’s about getting clear on who you want to be known for, who you’re actually speaking to, and how your content should move people. 

Together, they unpack what it looks like to build a brand with intention instead of constantly wondering what you should post next. They also get into why being visible doesn’t automatically mean you’re building trust or authority. 

If you’ve been showing up online and still feel like something isn’t clicking with your personal brand, this conversation will help you step back and figure out what needs to change. 

What You’ll Learn:

  • The three decisions that could make or break your personal brand
  • Why clarity needs to come before content
  • The content mistake that makes it harder for people to remember you
  • The four different types of posts that move people to act
  • Why your transformation could be your most compelling content

Timestamps:

(02:12) - Why More Content Isn’t Always the Answer (04:49) - Your Content As An Extension of Your Brand (08:28) - What Do You Want to Be Trusted For? (13:12) - Where Clarity Comes From (18:31) - The Problem With Preaching What You Don’t Practice (23:29) - Who Are You Creating Content For? (24:54) - Why Your Audience Needs to Feel You (32:30) - How to Make AI and the Algorithm Work for You  (33:58) - What Does Your Audience Need to Understand (35:46) - How Value Builds Credibility  (41:52) - The Four Types of Posts That Build a Stronger Brand (45:35) - The CTA That Turns Content Into Clients (54:07) - The Transformation People Actually Want to See

Are You Seen as a True Crowned Authority™ With Your Personal Brand?

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