Comments on: Comment Challenge Day 27- Communicating your Personal Brand Through Commenting http://langwitches.org/blog/2008/06/20/comment-challenge-day-27-communicating-your-personal-brand-through-commenting/ The Magic of Learning Thu, 24 May 2012 03:28:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Langwitches http://langwitches.org/blog/2008/06/20/comment-challenge-day-27-communicating-your-personal-brand-through-commenting/comment-page-1/#comment-26710 Langwitches Sat, 21 Jun 2008 12:53:16 +0000 http://langwitches.org/blog/?p=1523#comment-26710 @Melanie I love your blog name "Once Upon a Teacher". There is so much you can do in regards to the design of it. I am thinking fairytales, genies, dreams are a wish... @Andrea EdTechWorkshop is becoming a recognized name too. I am running across it more and more in my RSS feed. Like I wrote in the post, it is a matter of consistency AND then bridging to f2f, if you want to loose the anonymity. @Sue I know that there is a "Langwitch" in Europe. I believe she is a French and German teacher. I was a little worried, when I saw it, but then again, I do not hold a patent on the name or its variations. :) I can understand the confusion though. Here goes my first official branding comment signature for practice (maybe not that important on my own blog!) Silvia Tolisano aka Langwitches @Melanie
I love your blog name “Once Upon a Teacher”. There is so much you can do in regards to the design of it. I am thinking fairytales, genies, dreams are a wish…
@Andrea
EdTechWorkshop is becoming a recognized name too. I am running across it more and more in my RSS feed. Like I wrote in the post, it is a matter of consistency AND then bridging to f2f, if you want to loose the anonymity.
@Sue
I know that there is a “Langwitch” in Europe. I believe she is a French and German teacher. I was a little worried, when I saw it, but then again, I do not hold a patent on the name or its variations. :) I can understand the confusion though.
Here goes my first official branding comment signature for practice (maybe not that important on my own blog!)

Silvia Tolisano
aka Langwitches

]]> By: Sue Waters http://langwitches.org/blog/2008/06/20/comment-challenge-day-27-communicating-your-personal-brand-through-commenting/comment-page-1/#comment-26703 Sue Waters Fri, 20 Jun 2008 23:09:12 +0000 http://langwitches.org/blog/?p=1523#comment-26703 I think this is the best solution "Silvia Tolisano aka Langwitches". One aspect that does confuse me is that doesn't someone else use Langwitch somehow in their name? Apologies if I have it wrong. My decision early on was to be Sue Waters. Which has been really helpful and interesting in terms of which blog people connect me with. With I had chosen Sue Waters for twitter but maybe a good thing I didn't. Perhaps will vote on it again. I think this is the best solution “Silvia Tolisano aka Langwitches”. One aspect that does confuse me is that doesn’t someone else use Langwitch somehow in their name? Apologies if I have it wrong.

My decision early on was to be Sue Waters. Which has been really helpful and interesting in terms of which blog people connect me with. With I had chosen Sue Waters for twitter but maybe a good thing I didn’t. Perhaps will vote on it again.

]]> By: Andrea Hernandez http://langwitches.org/blog/2008/06/20/comment-challenge-day-27-communicating-your-personal-brand-through-commenting/comment-page-1/#comment-26702 Andrea Hernandez Fri, 20 Jun 2008 21:53:45 +0000 http://langwitches.org/blog/?p=1523#comment-26702 I think you have one of the most consistent and recognizable personal brands in the edtech arena with Langwitches. I recognized your blog name at FETC (as I was being nosey and looking to see what was on the screen of the person next to me) and was familiar with Langwitches. If you had said, "Hi. I am Silvia Tolisano" I would not have made all the quick connections that I made seeing Langwitches. I have not done a good job at all with branding myself. I never gave it much thought when I began blogging. I am one of those who is still figuring it out...maybe soon I will work out how to represent myself and come up with my personal brand. Hope you are having a great summer! -Andrea I think you have one of the most consistent and recognizable personal brands in the edtech arena with Langwitches. I recognized your blog name at FETC (as I was being nosey and looking to see what was on the screen of the person next to me) and was familiar with Langwitches. If you had said, “Hi. I am Silvia Tolisano” I would not have made all the quick connections that I made seeing Langwitches.

I have not done a good job at all with branding myself. I never gave it much thought when I began blogging. I am one of those who is still figuring it out…maybe soon I will work out how to represent myself and come up with my personal brand.

Hope you are having a great summer! -Andrea

]]> By: Melanie Holtsman http://langwitches.org/blog/2008/06/20/comment-challenge-day-27-communicating-your-personal-brand-through-commenting/comment-page-1/#comment-26701 Melanie Holtsman Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:06:58 +0000 http://langwitches.org/blog/?p=1523#comment-26701 Silvia, Thanks for bringing up this great point. I'm guilty of changing my avatar on twitter and also find it confusing when others change theirs. I have been pondering changing the look of my blog for a while now...so I will try to plan to be consistent in the future and make my change across my blogs, twitter and social networks. Thanks for the food for thought! Silvia,
Thanks for bringing up this great point. I’m guilty of changing my avatar on twitter and also find it confusing when others change theirs. I have been pondering changing the look of my blog for a while now…so I will try to plan to be consistent in the future and make my change across my blogs, twitter and social networks. Thanks for the food for thought!

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