Laura Perkes

Yeah.

But it shows you what happens when you pull all the resources together and

know exactly what they need to do because I think no one really teaches personal branding in a step-by-step way it's all very vague and it can't be vague otherwise people won't do it yeah that's it but the thing is as well you can come at personal brand from so many different reasons I could start talking about personal brand from PR PR has always been about personal brand you can come at it from a design perspective your imagery and it's like but no one's actually you

Yeah.

And I imagine as well.

you're attracting a better quality client.

Amazing.

I've loved this conversation.

We could talk all day.

So as like a final thought,

What advice would you give to entrepreneurs who haven't yet

Amazing.

Thank you so much.

Lisa, if our listeners want to follow you or get in touch, what's the best way to do that?

amazing thank you so much for joining me this morning and everyone else listening as always my dms on instagram always open at pr with perks join in the conversation let us know if you've had any negative experiences with being more visible um yeah let's let's get this out there because the more we share the more kind of normalized it becomes so until next time

Welcome back to What is Public Relations, the podcast.

I'm your host, Laura Perks.

And today we're going to be having a slightly different conversation because up until this point, I've very much been talking to you about the power of visibility, the power of PR, becoming niche famous, being seen, heard, hired and paid as the authority, all the juicy stuff.

But it would be very naive of me to gatekeep what can often happen on the other side of that increased visibility.

So my guest today has very kindly said that she would come on and share her experiences because I know from being connected with her on socials and seeing her posts that she does often get a lot of the negative side of being in the press.