
Welcome to Episode 11 of the Brand Up Podcast, where we dive deep into personal branding with digital marketing expert Jeremy Haynes. Known for working with some of the biggest names in personal branding, Jeremy shares essential strategies and little-known secrets that today’s top personal brands are using to rise above the rest. If you’re looking to elevate your brand and understand what separates leaders from the competition, this episode is packed with invaluable insights.

Episode Highlights
The Evolution of Personal Branding
Personal branding is no longer just a buzzword; it’s a fundamental aspect of modern business. Jeremy emphasizes that today’s top personal brands operate beyond traditional marketing, strategically positioning themselves for long-term influence and trust. Here are the highlights of what’s covered in this episode:
- Speed as a Competitive Edge: Jeremy explains that the real-time demand for content creation has changed the game. The faster you can get high-quality content out there, the more competitive advantage you gain. From building awareness to establishing authority, speed plays a crucial role.
- Choosing the Right Platforms: While YouTube and podcasts are essential for long-form content, Jeremy suggests focusing on LinkedIn and IGTV for daily brand-building efforts. These platforms are seeing increased engagement, making them perfect for growing your presence quickly and reaching a broader audience.
Why Personal Branding is a Long-Term Investment
Your personal brand is not something you should approach as a quick win. Jeremy notes that building an influential personal brand requires time, consistency, and continuous growth. Unlike the short-lived trends we see online, a robust personal brand should be positioned for the long haul.
- Daily Content Strategy: Jeremy recommends posting on LinkedIn and IGTV daily to stay top-of-mind for your audience. This approach keeps you relevant and allows you to build a deeper connection with your followers.
- Tailoring Content for Diverse Audiences: With 35% of people being visual, 25% auditory, and 40% kinesthetic, creating content that resonates with different learning styles is crucial. Jeremy discusses how recognizing these differences can help you create more effective, targeted messaging for maximum impact.

The Secret Strategies of Top Personal Brands
What are the hidden strategies that top personal brands don’t openly share? Jeremy, who has mentored under successful figures like Dan Lok, reveals that there’s more to their success than hard work.
- Mentorship: Surrounding yourself with mentors who continually evolve is key. Jeremy notes that working with mentors who push for constant growth—like Dan Lok—provides guidance, motivation, and invaluable insights that can propel your brand forward.
- Strategic Content: Successful personal brands leverage content that educates, entertains, and connects with their audience on a personal level. It’s not just about producing content but curating what will resonate the most with your audience’s core needs and values.
- Positioning and Authority: The best personal brands position themselves as thought leaders by creating content that solves problems and answers questions in their niche. Jeremy’s insights reveal that this approach builds credibility and establishes a brand’s authority in a way that commands respect and attention.
Final Thoughts
In this episode, Jeremy Haynes breaks down the strategies that separate successful personal brands from the rest. From the platforms to focus on, the speed of content creation, and understanding audience diversity, Jeremy provides a roadmap to create a personal brand that not only stands out but endures. If you’re ready to level up your brand, this episode is a must-listen.
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