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January 29, 2008

Personal Branding Magazine - Featuring Founders of Google

Personalbrandmag3_2You are among the first to know that the 3rd issue of Personal Branding Magazine will be available on February 1. The magazine is the creation of personal branding expert, Dan  Schawbel of Personal Branding Blog.

In addition to the cover story about Larry Page and Sergi Brin of Google, Dan was able to interview six of the top web influencers and include 25 articles from contributing authors.   Here are the people who Dan interviewed:

  • Om Malik, Founder, GigaOm.com
  • Matt Mullenweg, Founder, Wordpress 
  • Gina Bianchini, Co-Founder/CEO, Ning
  • Mark Frauenfelder, Co-Founder, Boing Boing
  • Gina Trapani, Founder, Lifehacker
  • David Weekly, CEO, PBwiki.com

    • I am happy to tell you that I was fortunate enough to be a contributing author for this issue.  My article is titled: Expand Your Network by Reaching Out to the "Power Connectors".

    Click here for a free sample teaser of the magazine before its Feburary 1 release.

    Check out the following promotional video for this issue.

    Posted by Jason Jacobsohn |

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