Podcast appearances and mentions of bethany mota

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On this segment of Wiggins America, Ryan is joined by Celebrity Lifestyle Influencer Bethany Mota. Bethany discusses her new TV show called, "Follow Me". She explains what the show is all about and how it relates to candy as well as what her role is.

Second June 2024 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: lifestyle expert and social media influencer Bethany Mota, host and executive producer of Follow Me, the unscripted competition series now in its second Crackle season. Bethany is joined by Follow Me executive producer-director Rick de Oliviera.

She went from posting popular videos on YouTube to dancing the paso doble in season nineteen of DWTS! Fan favorite Bethany Mota opens up to Cheryl about how she went from a super shy, homeschooled introvert to a famous YouTube star in her early teens! She also reveals that a shopping trip led to an invite to do Dancing with the Stars, why she initially said no to the show, what changed her mind, meeting Derek Hough for the first time, and the serious injury she kept from producers so they wouldn't send her home! Plus, Bethany shares what she's up to now, when fans can expect new YouTube content, how she deals with burnout and bullies, and a fun Rapid Fire Q&A!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Taylor Swift. Dr. Martens. Bethany Mota. VSCO filters. The 1975. TUMBLR. let's dive in to the romanticization of the Tumblr era, specifically 2014. Our experiences as a 17 year old and 12 year old at the time. What do we remember? What do we wish we could forget? Also is Indy Sleaze coming back..... Follow us on IG: https://www.instagram.com/insideoutwithjamieandjordan/Jordan's IG: https://www.instagram.com/cupofjordy/Jamie's IG: https://www.instagram.com/jamiekaywellnesss/

FilmRise, the New York-based film and television studio and streaming network, and Venture 10 Studio Group have partnered with Mars Wrigley to produce a new reality competition series, Follow Me, that shows fans what it takes to become massively famous in the social media age. Hosted and executive produced by Bethany Mota, and debuting on May 3, the series will exclusively debut this Spring on The FilmRise Streaming Network. In FOLLOW ME, aspiring stars - each with a unique talent, background, and strategy for success - will compete in business-themed challenges across the series. The program will showcase the intense competition as they are tasked with building their follower bases. Max Einhorn of FilmRise comments, "This is truly one of our most mainstream co-productions to date. Think 'Biggest Loser' meets 'Big Brother' meets 'The Circle'. The series' format combines two of the most popular mediums - social media and reality competition. It's a high-stakes rivalry that comes with a ton of drama and will have viewers on the edge of their seats to see who stays and who is eliminated." FOLLOW ME consists of eight 60-minute episodes. The first season features eight contestants, including a model, personal trainer, gamer, dancer, among others, that compete to win the grand prize of $50,000. Throughout the series, contestants will be tasked with creating engaging content inspired by Mars Wrigley's iconic portfolio of brands, like M&M'S®, SKITTLES®, SNICKERS® and ORBIT®. Show participants work in the "creator's studio" and compete in various social media-based challenges. Contestants will also have access to top influencers including Charlotte McKinney, Alan Bersten (DWTS), Courtney Revolution (The Circle), Emily Mei, and Taya Miller, among others, who will serve as mentors. At the end of each episode the contestant with the least number of followers is eliminated. The one contestant with the most followers at the end of the competition will be crowned the winner and receive the $50,000 prize from Mars Wrigley, the official sponsor of FOLLOW ME.

FilmRise, the New York-based film and television studio and streaming network, and Venture 10 Studio Group have partnered with Mars Wrigley to produce a new reality competition series, Follow Me, that shows fans what it takes to become massively famous in the social media age. Hosted and executive produced by Bethany Mota, and debuting on May 3, the series will exclusively debut this Spring on The FilmRise Streaming Network. In FOLLOW ME, aspiring stars - each with a unique talent, background, and strategy for success - will compete in business-themed challenges across the series. The program will showcase the intense competition as they are tasked with building their follower bases. Max Einhorn of FilmRise comments, "This is truly one of our most mainstream co-productions to date. Think 'Biggest Loser' meets 'Big Brother' meets 'The Circle'. The series' format combines two of the most popular mediums - social media and reality competition. It's a high-stakes rivalry that comes with a ton of drama and will have viewers on the edge of their seats to see who stays and who is eliminated." FOLLOW ME consists of eight 60-minute episodes. The first season features eight contestants, including a model, personal trainer, gamer, dancer, among others, that compete to win the grand prize of $50,000. Throughout the series, contestants will be tasked with creating engaging content inspired by Mars Wrigley's iconic portfolio of brands, like M&M'S®, SKITTLES®, SNICKERS® and ORBIT®. Show participants work in the "creator's studio" and compete in various social media-based challenges. Contestants will also have access to top influencers including Charlotte McKinney, Alan Bersten (DWTS), Courtney Revolution (The Circle), Emily Mei, and Taya Miller, among others, who will serve as mentors. At the end of each episode the contestant with the least number of followers is eliminated. The one contestant with the most followers at the end of the competition will be crowned the winner and receive the $50,000 prize from Mars Wrigley, the official sponsor of FOLLOW ME.

ABOUT FOLLOW MEFilmRise, the New York-based film and television studio and streaming network, and Venture 10 Studio Group have partnered with Mars Wrigley to produce a new reality competition series, Follow Me, that shows fans what it takes to become massively famous in the social media age. Hosted and executive produced by Bethany Mota, and debuting on May 3, the series will exclusively debut this Spring on The FilmRise Streaming Network.In FOLLOW ME, aspiring stars - each with a unique talent, background, and strategy for success - will compete in business-themed challenges across the series. The program will showcase the intense competition as they are tasked with building their follower bases.Max Einhorn of FilmRise comments, "This is truly one of our most mainstream co-productions to date. Think 'Biggest Loser' meets 'Big Brother' meets 'The Circle'. The series' format combines two of the most popular mediums - social media and reality competition. It's a high-stakes rivalry that comes with a ton of drama and will have viewers on the edge of their seats to see who stays and who is eliminated."FOLLOW ME consists of eight 60-minute episodes. The first season features eight contestants, including a model, personal trainer, gamer, dancer, among others, that compete to win the grand prize of $50,000. Throughout the series, contestants will be tasked with creating engaging content inspired by Mars Wrigley's iconic portfolio of brands, like M&M'S®, SKITTLES®, SNICKERS® and ORBIT®. Show participants work in the "creator's studio" and compete in various social media-based challenges. Contestants will also have access to top influencers including Charlotte McKinney, Alan Bersten (DWTS), Courtney Revolution (The Circle), Emily Mei, and Taya Miller, among others, who will serve as mentors.At the end of each episode the contestant with the least number of followers is eliminated. The one contestant with the most followers at the end of the competition will be crowned the winner and receive the $50,000 prize from Mars Wrigley, the official sponsor of FOLLOW ME.Here's the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOerOlBJ-zgBETHANY MOTA BIO (FROM WIKIPEDIA)Bethany Mota is an American video blogger. Starting with her YouTube channel, Macbarbie07, created in 2009, she rose to fame for her haul videos, in which she shows her fashion and style purchases via the internet. She uploads videos of outfit ideas, makeup and hair tutorials, recipes, and do it yourself ideas. She has since expanded into her own fashion line at Aéropostale. She has gone on multiple tours, which she calls her "Motavatours" to meet and interact with fans. She also appeared on Season 19 of Dancing with the Stars.Bethany Mota was one of the most popular YouTube celebrities. Bethany Mota's first haul video was in June 2009. She began her YouTube channel in order to escape from the stress of bullying and rapidly gained followers, which numbered 9.5 million in October 2015. Business Insider described her as "relentlessly upbeat and bouncy" and "a virtuoso of positivity." In January 2014, Business Insider estimated that she made $40,000 a month on her videos. In order to cultivate her fan following, she purchases prizes and awards to give them to fans who promote her videos. Her fans are called "Mota-vators". Besides her fashion-related videos, she also maintains a more personal account, which she uses to discuss whatever interests her. In 2014, she was selected to be among the content creators in YouTube's first advertising campaign.She also interviewed President Barack Obama on January 22, 2015 as part of a White House initiative to reach out to a broader audience following his 2015 State of the Union Address.https://twitter.com/BethanyMota

I've been watching beauty and lifestyle vloggers since I was 10 years old. From Juicystar07 to Bethany Mota, I grew up seeing YouTubers share their "What I got for Christmas" videos and "fall makeup essentials," which influenced me to buy things I didn't actually need. Even as an adult now, I find myself thinking my life isn't as great as people I watch online. In this episode, I dive into how impressionable I was to YouTube and how that shaped my outlook on shopping and life. Let's connect: instagram.com/cupofjojopodcast. Support the podcast through: https://anchor.fm/yenahjoe/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yenahjoe/support

As part of the launch of our November/December issue, Tristan is talking to the woman on the cover, Bethany Mota. She has turned her achievements on YouTube into a new jewelry business, Atom&Matter. Bethany talks with Tristan about the launch of the company and how that tracked with her personal evolution. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As part of the launch of our November/December issue, Tristan is talking to the woman on the cover, Bethany Mota. She has turned her achievements on YouTube into a new jewelry business, Atom&Matter. Bethany talks with Tristan about the launch of the company and how that tracked with her personal evolution. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As part of the launch of our November/December issue, Tristan is talking to the woman on the cover, Bethany Mota. She has turned her achievements on YouTube into a new jewelry business, Atom&Matter. Bethany talks with Tristan about the launch of the company and how that tracked with her personal evolution. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode we have the iconic Bethany Mota on the show. Listen as we deep dive into how she deals with YouTube burnout, her trailblazing career outside of YouTube like her intense schedule on “Dancing With The Stars”, interviewing the President of the United States, and so much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The girls welcome their first guest on studio: the one and only Daisy Marquez! And with Daisy's wine company, there was definitely a few glasses flowing while recording.... The girls dive deep in to all things beauty and drama that comes in the community. Plus, astrology and which signs go well with each other, they share their love for Bethany Mota, talk about being the mommy vloggers, and everything in between! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The girls welcome their first guest on studio: the one and only Daisy Marquez! And with Daisy's wine company, there was definitely a few glasses flowing while recording.... The girls dive deep in to all things beauty and drama that comes in the community. Plus, astrology and which signs go well with each other, they share their love for Bethany Mota, talk about being the mommy vloggers, and everything in between! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Meet the woman who turned Jordyn Jones from a fangirl into an influencer! Beauty guru Bethany Mota swings by to talk about her singing career - Dancing with the Stars - and creating her own fashion line with Aéropostale!

Hey everyone! Get out your Ugg boots and put on your flower crown because in today's episode we are taking a trip back to 2014 to talk all things HIGH SCHOOL! In this episode, we reflect back on our high school days which we cherish, and look back fondly on (which may be rare). We talk about being involved, feeling confident, and, of course, reminisce on those classic Bethany Mota style fashion trends. We also reflect on what we think younger us would think about how our lives are now, as well as give a bit of advice to our younger selves that can apply to anyone who is in high school or middle school right now. We hope you enjoy this nostalgic trip down memory lane with us! Happy listening! Follow us: Instagram: @upanduppodcast YouTube: The Up & Up Podcast TikTok: @theupanduppodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Bethany Mota, Founder of Atom & Matter, discusses her move from social media influencer to creating a line of sustainable fine jewelry. Hosts: Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Producer: Paul Brennan.

Bethany Mota, Founder of Atom & Matter, discusses her move from social media influencer to creating a line of sustainable fine jewelry. Hosts: Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Producer: Paul Brennan. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

We chat with Beautycon CEO, entrepreneur, and investor Moj Mahdara about her relationship with money & wealth and her speech that inspired the name of our podcast.In this episode, we chat with Beautycon CEO, entrepreneur, and investor Moj Mahdara about her relationship with money & wealth and her speech that inspired the name of our podcast.Follow us, Instagram: @ialsopodcast, Twitter: @IAlsoPodcastSpeaker Bio: Moj Mahdara is a digital entertainment and branding entrepreneur and a Persian-American LGBT advocate. She's the CEO of Beautycon, a key connector in the makeup world, operating a growing number of namesake beauty-blogger festivals—in L.A., New York, London, Dallas, and Dubai—that attract as many as 12,000 attendees. Her empowerment-focused gatherings feature panel discussions and networking events. The company also launched a Birchbox-like subscription service in 2015, and it generates additional income by linking online beauty-advice stars with advertisers for marketing campaigns. A graduate of the University of California, Irvine, Mahdara previously served as CEO of Exopolis, a digital advertising studio, where she grew the client list to include brands such as Microsoft and Apple. Mahdara then formed the agency Made With Elastic, where she executed digital campaigns for Levi’s, Lacoste, and BMW. She became CEO of Beautycon in 2013, helping the company attract investors such as Hearst, Bethany Mota, BBG Ventures, and Troy Carter, and leading Beautycon to new levels with an expected revenue of $10 million in 2016.Follow Moj on Instagram: @moj Twitter: @mojism and Clubhouse: @moj

Bethany Mota has recently launched her first brand - Atom&Matter, a sustainably made demi-fine jewelry line designed to empower self-expression. Tune in and let us know what you think by tagging us on instagram @girlgangthelabel.To learn more about Atom&Matter head to atommatter.com and @atomandmatter on instagram.This podcast is brought to you by girlgangthelabel.com. Shop our line of merchandise and collaborations, including our signature Support Your Local Girl Gang collection, and use code GIRLGANG for 20% off.Have a guest recommendation or want to say hello? Email me at amy@girlgangthelabel.com.

Bethany Mota is one of the original YouTube pioneers and influencer with over 20 million followers across all her channels. She was at the top of her game and named “most influential person on the internet” by TIME. Then, she took a step back from YouTube about a year ago because social media in general was having a severe effect on her mental health. During her time away from the platform, she wanted to create a community of likeminded women all linked by something tangible; jewelry.

Bethany Mota is one of the original YouTube pioneers and influencer with over 20 million followers across all her channels. She was at the top of her game and named “most influential person on the internet” by TIME. Then, she took a step back from YouTube about a year ago because social media in general was having a severe effect on her mental health. During her time away from the platform, she wanted to create a community of likeminded women all linked by something tangible; jewelry.

Today’s episode isaid will be talking about the drama surrounding Emma’s Twitter deactivation. He also talks about being in the public eye as in influencer and being followed by Bethany Mota. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Have you been looking for a deep dive on Beautubers? Well, our special series on the beauty YouTube community will do just that. We take you from the beginning of the beauty YouTube community and move all the way into the current tea being hashed out now. This week we focus on the first beauty YouTubers who set the foundation we know today, Michelle Phan and Bethany Mota.

What would you do if your lucky stars aligned and you won a free stay at a brand new fully-furnished apartment for an entire year, with free utilities, groceries, and monthly gift cards to boot? Well, you might think this is just wishful thinking, but sometimes wishes do come true! For 21-year-old Lindsay Marie, who was just fresh out of college, winning a contest and getting this dream-come-true opportunity was exactly what she needed in order to pursue her dreams and focus on her YouTube channel. “I feel like there's enough success to go around but a lot of people feel like they have to compete.” In a stroke of more good luck, shortly before winning the contest Lindsay Marie's Bethany Mota haul video caught the attention of Bethany Mota herself. This one video alone got her about 30,000 subscribers in just three days within just a month of starting her YouTube channel. Now, three years later, Lindsay Marie has currently over 300K subscribers and 14.6 million video views. “I always have to remind myself when I see someone doing really well that it's their turn. They deserve that. I should be happy for them and I know that my time will come eventually.” However, everyone knows it takes more than just luck to have a successful YouTube channel. And anyone who has a YouTube channel knows that sometimes content creators do find themselves running out of video topic ideas. So, how does one rise to the situation and break out of that slump? Stay tuned and find out how to research video topic ideas like Lindsay Marie to get your creative juices pumping. Check out the show notes Join the Zero to Influence Bootcamp waitlist Download your FREE guide: 6 Tools YouTubers Use to Get Thousands of Video Views Don't forget to join the Beauty and the Vlog Facebook group for collaborations, YouTube advice, support and more! You can also follow me on Instagram!

Ryan Higa, Paco, David, and Emmy award winning dancer Dominic Sandoval (aka D-Trix) talk about Dom's experiences as a judge at So You Think You Can Dance, his company Passion8, and his relationship with Bethany Mota. Dom goes deep into the topics of dance, growth, and what makes someone great. Guest: Dominic Sandoval Instagram - http://instagram.com/dtrix Order Ninja Melk - https://ninjamelk.com Follow "Off The Pill" and send us your questions and topics! http://twitter.com/OffThePill http://instagram.com/OffThePillPodcast Listen on: Apple Podcast - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/o... Google Play - https://play.google.com/music/listen#... Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/6XBRxzv... Hosted by: Ryan Higa Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/notryanhiga YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/RyanHiga Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/higatv/ Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/therealryanhiga Contact Information: Media Inquiries - media@offthepillpodcast.com Advertising - advertising@offthepillpodcast.com

Ryan Higa, Paco, David, and special guest Bethany Mota talk about her childhood, career, how she met her boyfriend D-Trix, and her love of music. Bethany also speaks on why she took a break from YouTube and how it led her to finding herself again. Guest - Bethany Mota http://instagram.com/bethanynoelm Shout to RODE Microphones - http://en.rode.com Order Ninja Melk - https://ninjamelk.com Follow "Off The Pill" and send us your questions and topics! http://twitter.com/OffThePill http://instagram.com/OffThePillPodcast Listen on: Apple Podcast - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/o... Google Play - https://play.google.com/music/listen#... Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/6XBRxzv... Hosted by: Ryan Higa Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/notryanhiga YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/RyanHiga Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/higatv/ Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/therealryanhiga Contact Information: Media Inquiries - media@offthepillpodcast.com Advertising - advertising@offthepillpodcast.com

IT' ALL ABOUT THE HUSTLE. What gatekeepers are holding you back from doing what you love? I’m inspired by the creators on YouTube. They are people who have forged their own path. They didn’t wait for someone to allow them to make videos- they just went out and did it. They’ve dealt with negative comments. They’ve had failed videos. They’ve faced countless setbacks. And they still continued to create. You have to give yourself permission to find and express your true self. On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I created a mashup of all my favorite interviews with the women of YouTube: Lilly Singh, iJustine, Bethany Mota, and Lindsey Sterling. Lilly Singh (aka iiSuperwomanii) is a multi-faceted comedian, entertainer, actress and the founder of #GirlLove. She has found worldwide fame through her comedic and inspirational YouTube videos, amassing 12 million subscribers. In March 2017, she released her debut book HOW TO BE A BAWSE: A Guide to Surviving Conquering Life, which became a #1 New York Times Best Seller. As a role model to women and girls around the globe, Singh created her #GirlLove initiative to break the cycle of girl-on-girl hate and encourage women to build each other up. Justine Ezarik, the YouTube personality better known as iJustine, took the internet by storm. She's been around for more than a decade, first popping up on YouTube in 2006 where she has accumulated millions of subscribers and fans. The vlogger still remains beloved and has since branched out with a bustling Instagram account and a memoir. Bethany Mota started with her channel, Macbarbie07 in 2009. She rose to fame for her haul videos, in which she shows her fashion and style purchases via the internet. She uploads videos of outfit ideas, makeup and hair tutorials, recipes, and do it yourself ideas. She has since expanded into her own fashion line at Aéropostale. She has gone on multiple tours, which she calls her "Motavatours" to meet and interact with fans. She also appeared on Season 19 of Dancing with the Stars. Lindsey Sterling is a violinist with 10 million YouTube subscribers, over 1.9 billion views on her YouTube channel, 2 Billboard Music Awards, Billboard chart-topping hits and sold-out tours worldwide. All of these women share a common drive that forces them to keep putting themselves out there and keep being better each day. So get ready to learn how to find creativity and inspiration on Episode 779. Some Questions I Ask: Where does your hustle come from? (4:00) Who do you want to be? (6:00) What’s your vision for what you’re creating? (8:00) What’s the biggest thing you’ve learned about yourself? (9:00) If you could put up one final video, what would you post? (11:00) What is your biggest fear? (14:00) What’s the feeling you get when you’re on stage? (17:00) In This Episode You Will Learn: Why Lilly Singh dedicated her book to the person she was three years ago (5:00) Why it’s ok to constantly change your goals (7:00) Why you should surround yourself with people with different skills than you (10:00) How to drop your ego and do things out of love (16:00) How to find your sense of true self (18:00) Plus much more...

Tiffany Rolfe is a partner and the Chief Creative Officer at Co:Collective, a strategy and innovation company. Co: specializes in inventing and re-inventing products, businesses and brands, for clients including Google, Infiniti, GE and NewsCorp. Tiffany also serves as co-Managing partner of The Pub, a new content strategy and publishing agency that helps brands and native creators collaborate on content in meaningful ways. The Pub has worked with some of today’s most interesting content creators such as Michelle Phan, Bethany Mota, Hank Green, Epic Rap Battles, and Dude Perfect. Prior to Co: she was Executive Creative Director at Crispin Porter+Bogusky. There Tiffany lead and created business-changing work for clients such as MINI Cooper, Truth, VW, Ikea, Burger King, Microsoft and Old Navy. Tiffany’s work has been featured on the cover of the New York Times, in the Wall Street Journal, Huffington Post, Advertising Age, Adweek, and more. She has judged and received top awards at every major creative and effectiveness competition in the industry, including Best of show at One Show, a Grand Clio, and the Grand Prix and Titanium Lion at Cannes. Tiffany was featured in Adweek’s “Young Ones,” and she was named one of Advertising Age’s “Women to Watch.” She was a founder of the women’s leadership group, Straight Up, and is on the campaign review committee for the Ad Council.

Create Something Awesome Today Podcast Episode 25 http://createsomethingawesometoday.com JOIN AWESOME CREATOR ACADEMY MENTORING GROUP! bit.ly/awesomementoringforyou SHOW NOTES Awesome Creator of the Day: Ms. Samantha Twitter https://twitter.com/MrsSamantha3 YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqnYjMOntaOgZ9LfWn_SibQ TUBEFILTER ARTICLE: BETHANY MOTA STUDIO 71 LAWSUIT http://www.tubefilter.com/2017/08/22/studio71-sues-bethany-mota-dad-fraud-breach-of-contract/ PODCASTING GEAR kit.com/robertoblake/basic-podcast-setup-and-gear BOOKS TO GROW YOUR BUSINESS kit.com/robertoblake/books-to-grow-your-business

What would you do if your lucky stars aligned and you won a free stay at a brand new fully-furnished apartment for an entire year, with free utilities, groceries, and monthly gift cards to boot? Well, you might think this is just wishful thinking, but sometimes wishes do come true! For 21-year-old Lindsay Marie, who was just fresh out of college, winning a contest and getting this dream-come-true opportunity was exactly what she needed in order to pursue her dreams and focus on her YouTube channel. “I feel like there's enough success to go around but a lot of people feel like they have to compete.” - Lindsey Marie In a stroke of more good luck, shortly before winning the contest Lindsay Marie's Bethany Mota haul video caught the attention of Bethany Mota herself. This one video alone got her about 30,000 subscribers in just three days within just a month of starting her YouTube channel. Now, three years later, Lindsay Marie has currently over 300K subscribers and 14.6 million video views. “I always have to remind myself when I see someone doing really well that it's their turn. They deserve that. I should be happy for them and I know that my time will come eventually.” - Lindsay Marie However, everyone knows it takes more than just luck to have a successful YouTube channel. And anyone who has a YouTube channel knows that sometimes content creators do find themselves running out of video topic ideas. So, how does one rise to the situation and break out of that slump? Stay tuned and find out how to research video topic ideas like Lindsay Marie to get your creative juices pumping. Check out the show notes.   Download your FREE guide: 6 Tools YouTubers Use to Get Thousands of Video Views   Don't forget to join the Beauty and the Vlog Facebook group for collaborations, YouTube advice, support and more!   You can also follow me on Instagram!

"The only way you can step into who you truly are is by trusting yourself." - Bethany Mota If you enjoyed this episode, check out show notes, video, and more at http://lewishowes.com/502

Beauty vlogger and author of "MAKE YOUR MIND UP: MY GUIDE TO FINDING YOUR OWN STYLE, LIFE, AND MOTAVATION" Bethany Mota is here to delight us with tales of: Being too basic, love of coffee, and how she tricked a friend into taking her to prom (while she was homeschooled). She also has one of the most unique superpower wishes that I’ve ever heard! - If you’d like to WATCH Not Too Deep, head on over to Fullscreen.com/nottoodeep and sign up for your FREE first week! - This episode is brought to you for free by our wonderful sponsors: Zip Recruiter and Lyft. Go support them for supporting us!

Judith and Noelle dish about the relevance of the most influential teens for 2014 including the Nobel Peace winning Malala Yousafzai, Sasha and Malia Obama (tell me what they've done please), Bethany Mota (social media guru),and the Jenner girls (media savvy and business savvy). We talk about Michelle Bachman, not her politics, but the real woman and what she has done in her personal life. We also discuss the difference between the generations and how they get the news, where are the jobs and how tech has changed the way we spend our leisure time.This show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network http://www.talk4media.com/).

This episode we talk about Michelle Phan, Bethany Mota, Burnt Impressions, Dropbox, Aura Borealis, Self Publishing, Heineken and Hollister on Instagram. All the tech, social media and blog headlines that Bloggers love, need and use everyday.