COMMUNICATION FOR BUILDING ETHICS PERSONAL BRANDING
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Communication for ethical personal branding is crucial in today's world, where consumers prioritize transparency and social responsibility. Creating a personal brand with ethical values enhances credibility and fosters positive relationships with target audiences. This article explores effective communication strategies for personal branding, including social media and ethical marketing strategies, with examples from brands that have successfully built a positive image in the eyes of consumers.
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