F*ck showing your face to make money

[danielmoss]

It's faster to sell shit when you show your face. People connect with people. If you are charismatic enough you will sell easier.

My issue with this is because you are attaching your income source to your likeness and this is an extremely risky game.

Unlike companies, personal brands can’t shift responsibility to a department, spokesperson, or CEO. A controversy is a direct hit to their character and leaves lasting negative effects.

Some personal brands never recover.

If you want to go big and have a safe long term, you need to be faceless and anonymous. You can even make up a spokesperson for your company, but don't let the brand get too attached to a face.

Think about it: there's a lot of brands and products you consume that you don't have no idea about who is the owner - and you don't care about it.

The brand is enough. The product is enough. That's all that matters. Your brand and income sources got to stand by themselves.

 

[geloo]

is this some cope rant

 

[danielmoss]

is this some cope rant

How is this cope?

 

[DNRDniggerking]

just play your cards. if you can pull off a personal brand and make money off it just do it, if you can manage a corporation and start one from scratch then do it. your acting like everyone can pull either off and have options to choose the best

 

[danielmoss]

just play your cards. if you can pull off a personal brand and make money off it just do it, if you can manage a corporation and start one from scratch then do it. your acting like everyone can pull either off and have options to choose the best

Do what you find best. I personally don't like the idea of attaching my livelihood to my likeness. If you want to live with that risk, go ahead. I just think keeping your privacy is the safer and best way to go.