7 Easy Ways To Become Famous In A Year

There are two types of fame: notoriety and infamy. There's "15 minutes of fame" and
"long-term fame." Actors and actresses are well-known. Some of them are well-known.
Barack Obama is well-known, and he has been President of the United States for a long
time. Osama Bin Laden was infamous, and he enjoyed his 15 minutes of glory until he was
killed. Anyone can achieve celebrity, whether for good or negative reasons. Many people
can achieve 15 minutes of fame by having a YouTube video with hundreds of thousands of
views.

However, there is a different sort of celebrity. It isn't necessarily global celebrity, like Bill
Gates or Mark Zuckerberg have. Within a specialty, though, it might be local, regional, and
ultimately national fame. And fame may bring with it respect, authority, and money, whether it
comes from a commercial initiative, a wise investment in a startup or IPO, book sales, or
something else else.

This is the kind of long-lasting fame that screams "success." Many people acquire this level
of celebrity with relative ease. And here are seven relatively easy steps to get you there.

1. Begin by focusing on others rather than yourself.

-If you want to become a niche star, the first step is to establish yourself as a reliable source
for others. This implies that you perform the follo.

-Without thinking about making sales or advertising yourself or your company, inspire,
entertain, and educate others.

-Rather of becoming a faceless corporation, be a real person.

-Be open and transparent; maintain a social media presence that includes dialogues;
respond to emails; and be present wherever relevant conversations are taking place,
particularly in groups connected to your expertise.

-Don't try to be "better" than others; instead, try to be helpful, kind, and humble.

-Engage people on a daily basis, particularly influencers. Spending time with influencers will
make you one as well.

-If you achieve, don't be the first to brag; instead, attempt to share the lessons you've
learned and encourage others to follow in your footsteps. And if you don't, you'll be
disappointed

2. Put Your Face and Personality in the Public Eye

Brands are no longer primarily spread through products and services. They are
disseminated by celebrities on social media and in the press.
It's almost as if we've gone back in time to when storekeepers had one-on-one relationships
with all of their clients. Of course, they can no longer be face-to-face connections, but they
can still be strong. Relationships are important to today's internet consumers.

3. Create content that is consistent, public, interesting, and free.

Involve your "public" in all you do. Aside from the cost of having staff or contractors manage
your websites and social media channels, the cost of creating outstanding, interesting,
amusing, and inspirational material is low. Nobody wants to read what appears to be a
textbook, and no one wants to hear only about products. They want some entertainment as
well as some instruction, and they want it delivered in an interesting manner.

4. Donate to a Deserving Cause

Sponsoring a well-known and caring charitable cause is one of the best methods to increase
your celebrity. You can perform great good while while increasing your celebrity.

Why do people adore Toms Shoes, and how did they become so well-known? Because
owner and "chief shoe giver" Blake Mycoskie contributes a pair of shoes to a child in need
for every pair of shoes he sells. He has recently expanded his activities to include initiatives
to restore eyesight and dig water in third-world countries. For whatever he accomplishes, he
is a hero, especially among millennials, the largest buying demographic. And he is
well-known in his field.

5. Establish Influencer Relationships

In connected niches, there are well-known persons. Influencers are already well-known in
their respective fields. Hanging around with successful people is one of the "rules" of
success.

In the digital world, the same is true. You can "follow" influencers, join in their debates, and
establish yourself as an authority in your field by "following" them. Cultivate these
relationships before proposing any promotion reciprocal, but you can get there eventually.
It's important to be recognized and appreciated by an influencer, even if they aren't directly
relevant to your industry.

6. Every day, work on your fame

This might signify a lot of things. It could be that you want to join new groups. It could imply
sending a news release to local media. It could imply producing outstanding content or
videos. It could entail reaching out to new social media networks. However, you must
continually commit to doing something to promote your renown every day. If you do this for a
year, you'll be surprised at how well-known you've become within your target demographic.

7. Develop your guru status.

You'll give out a lot of stuff at first, and you might even make free "how-to" e-guides. Perhaps
you'll make slide slides and movies offering expert advise. Create new "things" and start
charging for it when demand for your products grows. Why? Because it is customary for
celebrities to charge for their "things," and because you have the right to be compensated for
your efforts.
Neil Patel, the content marketing genius, has a winning combo. Crazy Egg, KISSmetrics,
and Hello Bar are all co-founded by him. These are for-profit businesses with well-known
clientele such as Amazon, GM, NBC, and others. He also runs the Quick Sprout blog. He
offers free educational articles to content marketers and business owners on his website.
But he is always marketing his fee-based services on that blog, one of which is to turn a
business owner into a "guru" and famous in their own specialty.