I have a few pieces of clothing that I wear. Some are clothing I bought for myself. Some are clothing I picked up from a store. Some are clothing items I made myself.
Clothing is the number one way that people are exposed to your personal brand of personality. When I’m walking around with my shirt that says “I’m a girl,” I will be seen as a girl, and so will people who are walking around with shirts that say “I’m a guy.” It’s the same with your clothes.
Clothing and logo are two things that are all about the same thing. They are both things that you do to express your personality. The only difference is the medium that you use to do it.
One way to get clothing is through the clothing store or by buying it yourself. The other way is through social media or by blogging. Although clothes are one of the most universally accepted forms of communication, they can also be a very personal expression. For example, a certain shirt I purchased myself is my company’s name. I wore it with a dress on Sunday and it is such a personal statement because all my coworkers know who I am.
The difference between social media and blogging is that social media is a free tool. Blogging is a paid service. It’s also important to note that most clothing stores will give you a free shirt and/or jacket if you buy them through social media.
The trend is to wear clothing that represents your company in a way that shows your support and passion. For example, a company that does well in the online gaming industry might want to give its employees their own gaming console. If you wear clothing that says “Playstation,” there is no reason to not dress up.
You might as well wear your company’s name on your clothes. The same logic applies to your blog. If you blog about the things that make you happy, people will want to link to your blog. If you blog about the things that make you miserable, people will want to link to yours.
You might think that this is a bad idea, but it’s not really that bad. What you’re advocating is giving your readers a specific kind of “brand presence.” If they’re reading your stuff, they are going to want to know that you are who you say you are. If they are reading your blog, they are also going to want to know that you are who you say you are. It’s not about you being famous or anything like that.
I’ve seen a few of those, and they tend to have more in common with the other “body” type to whom you talk. But this is a pretty small percentage of the population, so maybe your own demographic might be on your side.
The fact is that most of us are not aware of our own body types or our own motivations, and its not clear that the body type that we are aware of will not be on your side. It may be that you don’t have the slightest idea how to get around your body, or what the body type is. Or, as we’ve discovered, the body type we are aware of is far more powerful than your own, and you have fewer resources for your body.