#personal branding

• To highlight oneself — To highlight oneself, to stand out or intentionally bring oneself into prominence within a group, text, or social context; to reveal one's qualities, specific traits, or merits through personal actions or well-structured elements of discourse.
• Self-highlighted — Having highlighted oneself, stood out, or come into prominence through one's own efforts; an element in a discourse or an individual that has consciously or structurally drawn attention to itself.
• Self-highlighting — The act of highlighting oneself and its result; a voluntary and conscious process by which an individual or an element of discourse brings into prominence their own qualities, importance, or structural merits before a group or social context to gain affirmation or validation.
• To introduce oneself — To introduce oneself to an audience, group, or individual, describing one's qualities, skills, status, or identity; to resort to conscious discursive or behavioral strategies to shape, control, and manage the impression others form of oneself. In a professional or digital environment, it represents the structural act by which an individual constructs and externalizes their public image (personal branding).
• Self-presentation — The act of self-presenting and its result; a behavioral and structural discursive process through which an individual attempts to determine and guide the identity that others attribute to their public image. In sociological theories (such as Erving Goffman's dramaturgical approach), it represents the way a person plays their social role on the stage of daily interactions, utilizing clothing, language, and attitude as tools of impression management.
• To self-promote — To advertise oneself, consciously, publicly, and strategically highlighting one's own qualities, skills, successes, or professional services with the goal of gaining advantages, recognition, a higher office, or notoriety within a specific social or corporate environment. In the context of digital culture and social networks, it represents the core structural action in building a personal brand (personal branding) and actively managing one's market image.
• Self-promotion — The act of self-promoting and its result; a strategic and conscious process through which an individual or organization publicly advertises themselves, highlighting qualities, skills, achievements, or products to gain recognition, notoriety, or professional advantages. In the digital era, it represents the central structural element of personal marketing and brand image management on social networks.
• Self-advertising — The act of advertising oneself and its result; publicity that a person, institution, or company generates for its own activities, image, or products, without intermediaries. In a critical sense, it defines the tendency of persistent, often ostentatious self-promotion used to consolidate image capital or market position by exclusively highlighting one's own merits.