If I ever even come CLOSE to looking as beautifully majestic as a horse— even if you’re just comparing me to it’s rectal area— that would be a dream come true. Plus, if you’re saying I look anything like a horse, that puts me in the same category as Sarah Jessica Parker. Bomb!

Courtney- creating your “digital brand” is pretty easy- especially since you’ve already got like a million Tumblr followers and connections in the fashion blogging world. In order kick off into networking and show your professional side, I suggest (a) following/tweeting at people who could be potential business connections. For example, other music business majors, producers, Berklee alumni… anything like that. Tweet about your goals (music, academics, work, etc…) and do your best to project the image that you’re not just a regular college student- but one who’s working hard. I also suggest (b) starting a new blog (on Tumblr or whatever) that is used for professional purposes only. You could use it to post your music videos, compositions, your opinions about current events, your professional goals— whatever you want. Just make sure it would be something that would appeal to people you want to network with in your industry. Then make sure to tweet out those posts or link to them on your Tumblr for some extra hits. For example, when I blogged for CollegeCandy (which, by the way, you should apply to intern there. They’d love you), I wrote about the Internet, celebrities, women’s rights, and was then found by people who were interested in the same types of things. One of which who hired me later. It’s really all about “branding” yourself and reaching out to established individuals in the field. PR and Music Business are two very different fields, but if used correctly, Twitter and blogging are easy ways to show who you are in any industry. Best of luck and let me know if you have any questions. Hope this helped! =)