Podcasts about creatoreconomy

In this episode of Living on Blockchain, we sit down with Jenil Thakker, Founder & CEO of Coinvise, a platform revolutionizing the creator economy with social tokens and NFTs. Jenil shares his journey of building Coinvise, how social tokens are redefining community engagement, and his vision for the future of Web3. Whether you're a creator, Web3 enthusiast, or just curious about blockchain's potential to empower communities, this conversation is packed with insights you won't want to miss. Tune in to explore the intersection of creativity, ownership, and decentralization! #Web3, #Blockchain, #NFTs, #SocialTokens, #CreatorEconomy, #Decentralization, #Coinvise, #Crypto, #LivingOnBlockchain, #DigitalOwnership

Would you like access to our advanced agency training for FREE? https://www.agencymastery360.com/training Are you navigating the complex world of influencer marketing? What do you look for in an ideal creator-agency collaboration? Many agency owners focus solely on follower counts when seeking creator partnerships, but is that really the key to success? Our featured guest launched his influencer marketing agency in 2019, anticipating the explosive growth of the creator economy. Having built his business over the past five years, he brings valuable perspectives on what truly matters in creator-agency relationships. Through both successes and setbacks, he's developed a nuanced understanding of what makes these partnerships thrive. Tune in for insights into the influencer industry and the challenges of running a business with a partner. Alex Sunshine is the founder and CEO of Rising Suns Agency, a social media influencer agency that specializes in connecting brands and influencers. He built his agency five years ago when he noticed a need for more representation from influencers. He'll share the complexities of mixing business and personal relationships, why real influence and trust is worth more than millions of followers when working with influencers, and the future of the influences economy. In this episode, we'll discuss: What you should look for in an influencer partnership. Setting realistic expectations for a successful creator-agency relationship. The future of creator economy in the AI era. Subscribe Apple | Spotify | iHeart Radio Sponsors and Resources Wix: Today's episode of the Smart Agency Masterclass is sponsored by Wix, an intuitive way to design exceptional sites and a smart addition to your agency's toolkit. With this flexible tool, your team will be able to take on any project at any scale and focus on the work that matters the most. Check out wixstudio.com and break free from growth bottlenecks. You Are Who You Associate With: Being Cautious Agency Partnerships Alex's journey into the influencer marketing industry began organically, helping his then-girlfriend manage sponsorships and grow her social media presence. Although their relationship eventually ended, this experience proved invaluable when he launched his own agency in 2019, having identified a growing need for professional influencer representation. Over the past six years, his agency has flourished, now employing a team of 25 people. However, this growth journey has taught Alex one crucial lesson: the importance of careful association, particularly when it comes to bringing new people into the business. In his view, agency owners make the assumption that bringing in a partner or employees is straightforward and that they share their same level of skills, independence, and character. However, that is not necessarily the case and even three months might not be enough time to learn about someone's true character. While there are strategies like starting with temporary arrangements, such as 1099 contracts, before transitioning to more permanent roles, Alex draws an interesting parallel with dating and admits there are many variables. In the end, you can't be sure what you're going to get so be very careful with who you associate your agency brand that you've worked hard to build. His advice is to be vigilant and take time to thoroughly evaluate potential partners' values, work ethic, and overall compatibility. After all, a business's success isn't solely determined by its products or services – it's equally dependent on the strength and integrity of its partnerships. Working with Influencers? What You Should Look For The key to successful influencer marketing isn't necessarily working with those who have massive follower counts. What truly matters is finding individuals who have carved out their own distinct niche and built a trusted relationship with their audience, regardless of its size. This trust becomes the foundation for authentic engagement and meaningful impact. The most effective influencers are those who remain true to their genuine passions, whether they're sharing financial advice, discussing tech trends, or creating entertainment content. Their authentic approach naturally creates a unique identity that resonates with viewers. Modern audiences have become increasingly sophisticated, gravitating toward creators who offer genuine insights and relatable experiences rather than carefully curated personas. This shift in audience preferences reflects a broader evolution in influencer marketing. Today's followers are less impressed by flashy displays of lifestyle and wealth; instead, they seek content that adds real value to their lives. This transformation emphasizes the importance of substance over style, with successful influencers focusing on creating meaningful, impactful content. To effectively deliver value, influencers must deeply understand their brand partners' challenges and create content that meaningfully addresses these issues. Those with truly loyal audiences typically invest time in developing their unique content format rather than simply chasing trends. Success comes from self-awareness – understanding their strengths and weaknesses – and creating content that authentically showcases their personality while serving their audience's needs. This genuine approach is what ultimately captures and maintains audience attention. Setting Realistic Expectations in an Ever-Changing Market Success in the creator economy isn't a simple equation of strategy plus talent. As Alex learned through experience, there are numerous external factors beyond anyone's control that significantly impact outcomes. Early in his career, he made the common yet crucial mistake of over-promising results to creators based on past successes. While these promises were grounded in previous achievements, Alex now recognizes the fundamental flaw in this approach. No matter how impressive an agency's track record, they remain subject to ever-changing market dynamics. This reality check led him to rethink how he communicates with potential clients. Today, Alex advocates for a more measured approach: setting realistic expectations from the start. Rather than making grand promises, he transparently shares his team's past achievements while emphasizing that similar results—not necessarily greater ones—are what they confidently aim to deliver. This honesty in communication serves a dual purpose: it builds trust with creators and helps them understand that success often requires patience. By establishing this clear understanding early in the partnership, creators are more likely to remain committed to the long-term process, even when immediate results don't match their initial expectations. This alignment of expectations ultimately creates a more sustainable and successful relationship between agencies and creators, benefiting all parties involved. The Future of the Creator Economy in the AI Era In Alex's opinion, creators are not in the brand conversations as much as they should, with a lot of companies still investing in billboards and TV commercials. There's a massive marketplace growing for creator spend and a lot of need for innovation. There's a lot to see about the creator economy's future and many things will change thanks to innovation like AI. For instance, brands are increasingly exploring the creation of AI-driven accounts to manage their online presence, allowing for greater control over their messaging and engagement without the unpredictability that can accompany human influencers. This shift toward AI highlights the efficiency technology can bring and underscores a desire for consistency and brand integrity in an ever-evolving digital landscape. However, despite its promise, AI is not without limitations and its rapid advancement raises ethical considerations around authenticity and trust. As brands increasingly turn to AI for content creation and customer engagement, there is a growing concern about the potential for disingenuous interactions. With this in mind, the challenge lies in striking a balance between leveraging AI's capabilities and maintaining a human touch that fosters trust and connection. Ultimately, the future belongs to those who can navigate this landscape with integrity and a commitment to serving their audience's needs. Do You Want to Transform Your Agency from a Liability to an Asset? Looking to dig deeper into your agency's potential? Check out our Agency Blueprint. Designed for agency owners like you, our Agency Blueprint helps you uncover growth opportunities, tackle obstacles, and craft a customized blueprint for your agency's success.

In episode 617, Chandice Probst and Abbey Rodriguez teach us how to thrive as a food blogger in the creator economy, including how to niche down and diversify revenue streams beyond traditional advertising. At Tastemaker Conference Abbey, Chandice and their team work daily to provide community, education and experience to the food creator community. Our main goal is to legitimize the creator economy which is set to be a 500 billion dollar industry by 2027. We'd love to discuss this very topic using the discussion ideas below that we feel would resonate with you and your audience. In this episode, you'll learn about the creator economy's rapid growth, projected to reach $500 billion by 2027, how to leverage personal branding and the significance of in-person events for fostering connections. Key points discussed: - Diversify your revenue streams: Explore options beyond just advertising, such as memberships, cookbooks, and brand sponsorships to create a more sustainable business model. - Leverage your personality: Authentically showcase your unique voice and story through mediums like podcasts to build deeper connections with your audience. - Niche down strategically: Finding a specific, focused niche can help you stand out and become an authority in your space. - Prioritize email marketing: Use your email list to nurture relationships, gather feedback, and promote your products or services. - Collaborate with brands authentically: Seek out brand partnerships that align with your values and can provide value to your audience. - Attend industry events: In-person conferences and retreats can help you build valuable relationships, gain new insights, and reinvigorate your creativity. - Experiment with new platforms: Consider exploring emerging platforms like TikTok or YouTube to reach new audiences and diversify your content. - Lean into your community: Foster a sense of belonging and engagement with your followers by actively listening and responding to their needs. - Stay adaptable and resilient: Be prepared to navigate the ups and downs of the industry, and be willing to try new approaches to keep your business thriving. Connect with Chandice and Abbey Website | Instagram

Parliamo del futuro della content creator economy, community digitali, trend nel mondo dei creators, campagne con influencers, verità sul panorama dati legati ai creators, insights significativi su come lavorano le piattaforme dietro le quinte (perchè non bisogna comprare followers?), e molti altri spunti di riflessioni.La nostra ospite: Veronica Civiero, Ceo di Value&CARE, si occupa di Marketing, Digital e Advocacy per grandi aziende, è Fortune 40 under 40, TedX Speaker.Come carriera parte da P&G, arriva poi in L'Oreal e infine META.

Ho caricato il mio primo video YouTube oltre 8 anni fa. Ad oggi ce ne sono più di 800.Ho da poco superato 130.000 iscritti e 10 milioni di visualizzazioni.In questo episodio voglio raccontarvi le cose più importanti che ho imparato.A mio avviso sono lezioni utili non solo per chi vuole fare il content creator, ma per chiunque comunica, vende o ci mette la faccia.Buon ascolto

This episode explores the remarkable journey of Jimmy Donaldson, better known as MrBeast, from his humble beginnings to becoming a YouTube sensation. It covers his rise to fame, innovative content creation, philanthropic efforts, and business ventures. Listeners will gain insights into MrBeast's impact on digital culture and his ongoing influence in the world of online entertainment and charitable giving.

(Aired May 16, 2024) Go Ninja Go - Get into the minds of the Sherpas with this DomainSherpa Review! In this show, Bill Sweetman, the NameNinja himself, joins the show for the first time since JT became host. The Sherpas play The Domain Game (starting at the 18:17 mark), where they guess what certain domains were bought and sold for by the Sherpas and discuss the reasons behind their evaluations. Today's domains are CreatorEconomy.com, DomainAppraisers.com, Ranks.com, and Robots.club. They discuss some recent chatter in the domain space about proper crediting of domain news and information. The Sherpas review a list of domains about to come up for auction on NameJet.com, including FashionBug.com, CoolCuts.com, Microbrewing.com, and SecureTech.com. They discuss the upcoming NamesCon Conference in June. If you haven't signed up for NamesCon yet, you can now use the promo code DomainSherpa for a ten percent discount. Also, DomainSherpa is now integrating with Muse.ai for episode transcripts and an AI-driven video player to easily look for topics, words, phrases, etc., and jump to the points in the video where they occur. Let us know your feedback! Plus, all DomainSherpa podcasts are now up on our YouTube channel at DS.tv and much more! JT is joined by Drew, Adam, and special guest Bill Sweetman - so be sure to tune in!!

The game is over and we've all lost. We now have a fractured mediascape with smaller audiences and limited opportunities for growth.  Full Show Notes: https://www.thejaymo.net/2023/08/27/301-2329-audience-not-algorithm/ Support the show!  Subscribe to the zine Watch on Youtube Permanently moved is a personal podcast 301 seconds in length, written and recorded by @thejaymo

Some days life as an entrepreneur feels like a dream, while others can feel like a nightmare. Use these 10 stress and anxiety-busting mindfulness techniques to keep you grounded while you soar as an entrepreneur and creator.  Join our community, free: https://herpaperroute.com/join/

Earlier this week I had the misfortune of accidentally opening a link to a website in google chrome on my phone. Full Show Notes: https://www.thejaymo.net/2023/08/06/301-2326-nobody-clicks-on-links-anymore Support the show!  Subscribe to the zine Watch on Youtube Permanently moved is a personal podcast 301 seconds in length, written and recorded by @thejaymo

How To Cake It reaches 15 million people every month, on YouTube and beyond. The ladies behind this company have a wild story of success. Today Jon talks to cake artist Yolanda Gampp and CEO Connie Contardi. They're going to tell us how they built a baking phenomenon and how they're taking it to the next level. Visit JonDavids.com for more info. And follow Jon across social: Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn | TikTok | YouTube 

1. HOY… ¿El futuro es ahora? Descubre GPT-4 y las nuevas herramientas de inteligencia artificial de Google"2. Además… Mis comentarios sobre la computadora de lujo Yoga Slim 9i3. Y también… una entrevista sobre la creator economy… con la gente de Hotmart.Todo esto y más en el podcast del día de hoy…Yo soy LuisGyG, y sin más preámbulos… comenzamos.

Helping creators to create "You know, being a creator is not easy. So hats off to creators, for sure. It's a tough, tough space." - Sean Kim (Want to read a full written for reading transcript version of this episode? Download it here.) Who is Sean Kim? Sean Kim is President and Chief Product Officer at Kajabi, and was the ex-head of product at TikTok in the US. He's also been involved with the TV show Shark Tank, and boasts Jeff Bezos - yes THAT Jeff Bezos - among his former colleagues. It's not hard to understand how he would have such roles, when you consider he had such an entrepreneurial spirit from a young age. He would sell things at school, collect cans for money and even buy bulk socks from Korea to resell at school for a profit. When he moved to New York, he had to find other ways to make money and one of them was nothing short of a moment of absolute genius involving food and his school mates. What is Kajabi? Kajabi is a website and marketing platform designed to help individuals and businesses create and sell online courses, coaching programs, and digital products. It provides a range of tools and features to help users create a professional-looking website, create and manage online courses, process payments and handle customer data, and market their products through various channels, such as email marketing, webinars, and social media. Kajabi also includes analytics and reporting tools to help users track their sales and customer engagement. It's considered to be something of an all-in-one platform that allows users to create, market and sell digital products and online courses without the need for any other tools or services. When you hear Sean describe his mission, you'll quickly understand how his influence has really spilled into the product. Sean Kim's professional journey Sean Kim had a variety of experiences with start ups. He started with a version of Yelp, where he built the website and went door to door to local restaurants to get them to participate. He also had website start ups that offered website and CMS solutions for local businesses, as well as apps he's worked on. He learned to code and design and used that knowledge to help other local businesses and restaurants with their websites. Despite not being scalable, he found the journey to be valuable, and he shares why in this episode. Key leadership learning moments (timestamps)   01m43s: Young Sean Kim and his history selling food and socks. 05m09s: Why Sean went corporate rather than entrepreneur. 11m52s: Knowing when to go somewhere new. 20m16s: Sean's experience with creating. 25m24s: Sean's time at Amazon working with Jeff Bezos. 31m44s: Embracing the failure. 38m15s: Sean's long term vision for the creator economy. 54m50s: The importance of family? 48m07s: How Sean defines leadership? Sean's links: Kajabi Twitter LinkedIn   Follow the podcast   If you've just stumbled across this podcast episode by chance, please do click here to follow it so you never miss a future episode. If you want to learn more about this podcast, and myself, Sope Agbelusi, you can do so using any of the below links. Connect with Me Website Instagram  LinkedIn  Twitter  Email: hello@mindsetshift.co.uk I am always keen to hear your thoughts and connect with the community of listeners. If you have any comments, feedback or thoughts, please drop me an email at https://mindsetshift.co.uk/#ask-me-anything  

On this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast, Tom Vander Ark is joined by repeat podcast guest Sam Seidel Director of K12 Strategy + Research at the Stanford d.school, the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University and Olatunde Sobomehin, CEO of StreetCode Academy to discuss their new book Creative Hustle: Blaze Your Own Path and Make Work That Matters.  Links: Sam Seidel Twitter Sam Seidel LinkedIn Sam Seidel Bio Olatunde Sobomehin LinkedIn Olatunde - Praxis Labs Olatunde Sobomehin Twitter Creative Hustle: Blaze Your Own Path and Make Work That Matters HipHopGenius.org StreetCode Academy Sam Seidel on Design Thinking Sarah Stein Greenberg Podcast Design for Belonging by Dr. Susie Wise New Pathways Rep Mag High School for the Recording Arts Big Picture Learning

On the latest episode of Everything Is Better With Creators, we sit down and pass the mic to Jorge Soto.Known for his comedy videos and vlogs about his family life, Jorge has amassed followers on his horchata_soto accounts on both TikTok and YouTube.Everything Is Better With Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We Power the Creator Economy.Learn more at http://whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy #Whalar #LatinX #HispanicHeritageMonth #LatinoCreator #LatinoComedian

The world is facing an unprecedented rise in civil unrest as governments of all stripes grapple with the impacts of inflation on the price of staple foods and energy, according to the latest edition of our Civil Unrest Index (CUI).The data, covering seven years, shows that the last quarter saw more countries witness an increase in risks from civil unrest than at any time since the Index was released. Out of 198 countries, 101 saw an increase in risk, compared with only 42 where the risk decreased. The impact is evident across the globe, with popular discontent over rising living costs emerging on the streets of developed and emerging markets alike, stretching from the EU, Sri Lanka and Peru to Kenya, Ecuador and Iran.As the conditions for civil unrest build in a growing number of countries, the severity and frequency of protests and labor activism is set to accelerate further over the coming months.Rumble: https://rumble.com/v1l8wu3-civil-unrest-is-here-88.html Podcast: https://jsk.transistor.fm/subscribe ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In our latest episode, we have a special #BeyondDisability interview with Imani Barbarin.Imani is a disability rights and inclusion activist and speaker who uses her voice and social media platforms to create conversations engaging the disability community. Born with cerebral palsy, Imani often writes and uses her platform to speak from the perspective of a disabled black woman.Follow her on Twitter at https://twitter.com/Imani_BarbarinEverything Is Better With Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We Power the Creator Economy.Learn more at http://whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy #Whalar #DisabilityCreator #CTalent #DisabilityPride

Roberto Blake, the Creative Entrepreneur and Keynote Speaker, joins the show to share his journey from Sears Portrait Studio to creating over 1,500 YouTube videos to help over 500,000 subscribers. Hear how to succeed in the creator economy, build an audience, create multiple revenue streams, be prolific with your content, and lessons from Emperor Palpatine. Connect with Roberto on YouTube, Twitter @RobertoBlake, and check out his book Create Something Awesome

September is Hispanic Heritage Month so we sit down to share the mic with the ever popular creator Jonny Morales. Jonny is a comedy and foodie content creator on TikTok who is best known for sharing videos on his jonnym0rales account. He has more than 3.3 million dedicated fans on the platform.Let's find out what inspires him as a creator.Everything Is Better With Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We Power the Creator Economy.Learn more at http://whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy

What happens when we go from decades of talking to people to building solutions with them?On the latest episode of Everything Is Better With Creators we speak with Michelle Goad. Builder. Serial Operator. New Commerce and Consumer Experience Innovator. Pioneer of conversational commerce, social commerce and social based services on all things community and commerce.Grab a pad of paper and a pen. Another master class is in session.Everything Is Better With Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We Power the Creator Economy.Learn more at http://whalar.com#creatoreconomy #creators

Creators are creators. Correct? But wait, aren't they also a brand?On this episode of Everything is Better with Creators we sit down to talk with Aliza Licht, Founder & President LEAVE YOUR MARK. Aliza is an award-winning marketer, author, podcaster, and global mentor who has built her expertise for over two decades in marketing, communications, and digital strategy in the fashion industry. She's best known as the person behind the Twitter handle DKNY PR GIRL, an anonymous social media personality and pioneer fashion influencer with over 1.5M fans worldwide. Her reveal generated over 230 million media impressions. She was a "creator" before there were really "creators."She's also author of the book Leave Your Mark: Land Your Dream Job. Kill It in Your Career. Rock Social Media.Aliza gives great guidance and advice to anyone who is creating or wants to create as their career.Everything Is Better With Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We Power the Creator Economy.Learn more at http://whalar.com#creatoreconomy #creators

On this episode we sit down with a legend. Sir John Hegarty who speaks to us about how the practices may change in marketing, especially with the rise of creator, but the principles remain the same.Everything Is Better With Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We Power the Creator Economy.Learn more at http://whalar.com#creatoreconomy #creators

When Mya Pol isn't rolling down the runway at New York Fashion Week, she can be found dancing in her wheelchair for her TikTok followers. After suffering unexplained pain and exhaustion in 2019, Mya went to different specialists to try to understand what was happening to her body. And she's taken her followers along on that journey. With the username @immarollwith it, Pol posts joyful dance routines, answers questions about her life with a disability and shares resources for others who need mobility aids, for instance."I pride myself in being positive and searching for joy wherever I can," Pol said. "And regardless of what life throws at me, I want to roll with it." Check out our exclusive interview with Mya on our #BeyondDisability series on audio and video.To watch a captioned version of this, check out the Whalar YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/c/WhalarEverything is Better with Creators is produced by Whalar. Whalar. We power the creator economy. Learn more at http://whalar.com#creatoreconomy #creators

On the latest episode of Everything Is Better With Creators we sit down to speak with Vikki Chowney, Global Head of Content and Publishing at Hill & Knolton Strategies about the world of purposeful content. What it means from both a creators and brand's point of view.Everything Is Better With Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We Power the Creator Economy.Learn more at http://whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy

On this special episode we hear from four big names in the creators industry about how to spot red flags when choosing management. A panel recorded exclusively from Vidcon 2022.On this panel we have:Kaya Yurieff - Creator Economy Reporter for The InformationAmron Lopez & Megan Frantz - WhalarEric Wei - Co-Founder and Co-CEO, Karat FinancialEverything is Better with Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We Power the Creator Economy.Learn more at http://whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy

On this #BeyondDisability episode of Everything Is Better With Creators, Whalar's Ashley Rudder speaks with Tiffany Yu. Tiffany is an entrepreneur and disability rights advocate who founded Diversability, which is a social enterprise to advocate for equality for people with disabilities.Learn more about Tiffany at https://www.tiffanyyu.com/Everything Is Better With Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We Power the Creator Economy.Learn more at http://whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy #everythingisbetterwithcreators #beyonddisability

What is lean creation? And how do creators use it in this day and age? Also, how can you tap into it if you are a creator?In this special episode recorded live from Vidcon 2022 we get down to the heart of what lean creation can do for creators of all shapes and sizes. So insert the headphones and get ready to learn from this panel including super creator Kelsey Dangerous.Everything Is Better With Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We Power the Creator Economy.Check out more at http://whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy

Fashion and Cannes go hand-in-hand.So it made sense that we sat down and spoke to one of the most unique TikTokers and his approach to fashion: Pelé Newell.Pelé Newell, who is of white and Black Caribbean heritage, part of the LGBTQ+ community, spoke to Ashley Rudder on how entwined the multiple parts of one's identity can be and how they often can't be understood in isolation and how they integrate with a subject like fashion.Everything Is Better With Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We Power the Creator Economy. Learn more at http://whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy

What persuasion and influence do you have informing the citizenry of the world when you are the face of a TikTok account for an international news organization?When you have 1.4 million followers?Well, as we normally do on Everything Is Better with Creators. We turn to the experts, aka Creators, for the answers.Dave Jorgenson is an American video producer. He is best known as the face of The Washington Post's TikTok account and got his start in the creative video world as an intern for The Colbert Report during the 2012 election. He learned a lot of how to use TikTok by creating initially on Vine.So let's dive in as Dave teaches us about media literacy, videos and why we should "Make a TikTok Every Day."Press play...Everything Is Better with Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We Power the Creator Economy.Learn more at http://whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy

It's PRIDE month. And we couldn't go through the month of June without speaking to a creator about content and the LGBTQ+ community.So we are very excited to share the mic with Rowan Ellis. Rowan is an author and speaker known for her educational online content and advocacy work in the LGBTQ+ community.Her debut book for teen girls “Here and Queer: A Queer Girl's Guide To Life” is out now. Make sure to pick up a copy.And be sure to check out all of Rowan's videos (if you haven't already) on YouTube.Everything Is Better With Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We Power the Creator Economy.Learn more at http://whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy

Why do creators make people laugh? What is it about the formats of TikTok and short form video that bring out the humor in all of us? Well in our latest episode that is released while Vidcon 2022 is going on along with Cannes Lions, we go to a comedian creator who explains how what we see involves a lot more than beholds the eye.Across his many social media channels, James Henry has posted hundreds of videos. But what's more impressive than the number of videos is the manpower he harnesses to produce original content. Henry's videos are elaborately planned, scripted, and extensively rehearsed. And James, who is the star of all his videos, also wears the hats of producer, writer, and editor.Henry's creative skits and quirky videos are numerous on Instagram and YouTube, but TikTok is the social platform where Henry's hard work has paid the most dividends. But he doesn't plan to stop there. Hollywood is his next stop.Everything is Better with Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We power the creator economy.Learn more at http://whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy

How should creators think about the Metaverse?Will we eventually be able to use all five senses that YouTube videos will look antiquated as a result?In our current episode we sit down with Becky Owen, Head of Creator Marketing at Meta to get a glimpse of the not so far out future.Everything Is Better With Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We power the Creator Economy. Learn more at http://whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy

What happens when dogs talk?Well, we know that's not possible but in the creator world, well, anything is possible. And that leads us to our latest episode where our very own Ashley Rudder sits down to talk to Chris Equale. Pet parent and President of Hammy & Olivia. If you haven't watched their fun videos on TikTok. Well, what are you waiting for?Everything Is Better With Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We Power the Creator Economy.Learn more at http://whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy

What happens when you meet at the intersection of TikTok, Body Positivity and Humor?Well you meet the ever awesome Nikki Garza. Garza is a body positive TikTokker always pushing the boundaries on community.On this episode of Everything is Better with Creators, Whalar's Ashley Rudder sits down with Nikki to find out what modern community in the digital world looks and sounds like.Everything is Better with Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We power the creator economy.Learn more at http://whalar.comFollow Nikki on TikTok here: https://www.tiktok.com/@itsnikki.g?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc #creatoreconomy #creators

What happens if you make $1 million but have to explain to your bank that it was made dancing, cooking or educating others in front of a camera and broadcast to the world? Will some wonder if that's a made up story to hide how you really made the money?In this episode we sit down with Eric Wei, co-founder of the company Karat Financial to discuss a new type of credit card. Fact. Karat has issued 80% more credit to creators than other banks. They understand what creators do with lines of credit and why many can't wait 60 days to be paid out via invoice.So turn up the volume, grab a notepad and get ready to learn on the banking episode of Everything Is Better with Creators.Produced by Whalar. Whalar. We Power the Creator Economy.Learn more at http://whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy

Have you ever clicked on an ad on your social feed and then bought something? How about a in-video link from a creator who might say, "I have links in the description if you're interested in buying this product" ???Well on this episode we go deep on the concept and behavior of social commerce and a big interview with Ian Crocombe. Ian runs Deft, a specialist agency that helps brands sell on social platforms. Social platforms are becoming the digital shopping mall and all brands need to learn the strategies and tactics for how people can discover a brand, interact with a brand, and also directly purchase products on social media.Everything Is Better with Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We Power the Creator Economy.Learn more at http://whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy

It is a pleasure to welcome Alexa Rose Carlin to The Jake's Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast. Alexa uses her infectious energy and courageous spirit to empower women to turn their obstacles into opportunities and pursue their dreams. She started her company, Women Empower X (WEX), to help women entrepreneurs grow their businesses and brands through WEX's cutting edge courses, events, and WEX Press, its publishing division.Alexa Carlin has worked with Fortune Global 500 brands to create captivating and relatable content. She has been featured on several media networks such as ABC, CBS, Cheddar TV, FOX, and The Oprah Winfrey Network. Her work has also been featured in various magazines and websites such as Entrepreneur, Forbes, and Glamour Magazine. In 2020, Alexa landed a publishing deal and published her first book: Adaptable: How to Lead with Curiosity, Pivot with Purpose, and Thrive Through Change. The book invites readers to develop a new perspective on their past and current obstacles by using heartfelt and authentic tones. She also encourages and inspires readers to use their challenges not as a reason to abandon dreams but as a springboard from which to thrive. She is a member of #TeamGalaxy as an exclusive Samsung Partner.In this edition of The Jake's Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast, Alexa Rose Carlin revealed Women Empower X's origin story and her thoughts on the creator economy's future. She also spoke about the strategies she used to be featured on CBS, Oprah Winfrey Network, and TEDx.

Who runs the world? Girls of course. C'mon, everybody knows that because of Beyonce. But what happens when those girls get together and create a gang of fans?In our latest episode of Everything is Better with Creators we get to the heart of fandoms, NGIs and Stans with Jaime Bilotti, founder of Fan To Band and mutuals Agency.Learn about how social media has played a part in bringing people to life at conventions, concerts and might even have a hand in what gets onto your favorite music artists next album.Also the return of Whalar Watching with resident in-house fandom and Gen Z expert and extradordinaire, Riley Jae Nunes.Everything is Better with Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We power the creator economy.Learn more at http://whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy

We've released 10 episodes of our podcast Everything is Better with Creators. So now is a great time to pause and note that Whalar has been named by Adweek as the Creator Agency of the Year for 2022!Learn more at http://whalar.comRead all about our award in Adweek at https://bit.ly/3w0BUduEverything is Better with Creators will return with a new episode 11 next week!#creators #creatoreconomy #whalar

Everything is Better with Creators. Produced by Whalar.Whalar. We Power the Creator Economy.Whalar. Named by Adweek as the 2022 Creator Agency of the Year.Learn more at http://whalar.comListen now to Episodes 1 - 10 wherever you listen to podcasts.#creators #creatoreconomy

Is crypto going to have as much value for creators as dollars did for industrialists? How will creators use it? On the latest episode of EIBWC we sit down to speak with Peter Leeb, co-founder of Kyro. So what should brands understand about crypto and why is it so important in the creator economy? We ask and answer all those questions to make sense of this new world of value exchange.Everything is Better with Creators is produced by Whalar. Whalar. We power the Creator economy.Learn more at http://whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy

Is gaming entertainment, a sport or a culture? How about all three? Is it a job? On the latest episode of EIBWC we sit down to speak with Mike Sepso, CEO and founder of Vindex. Mike has been at the forefront of gaming ever since he founded Major League Gaming back in 2002.So what should brands understand about gaming and why is it so important? Well, this number says it all: 33% of the world's population plays video games. That's a lot of audience. And a lot of potential for creators.Everything is Better with Creators is produced by Whalar. Whalar. We power the Creator economy.Learn more at http://whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy

What has buy now pay later done for the creator economy? And how do credit systems like Affirm look at this new entrepreneurial class differently from typical credit companies?We speak with Erika White, VP of Marketing and Communications at Affirm on how new ways of paying for things, and being paid, is influencing creators of all shapes and sizes.Insert AirPods, strap on the headphones, it's time for a new episode of the podcast that powers the creator economy.Everything is Better with Creators is produced by Whalar. Whalar, we power the creator economy. Learn more at Whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy

How will the creator economy play out in e-commerce?In episode 7 we talk with MikMak's CEO and Founder Rachel Tipograph (who is also the co-host of the cool podcast BRAVE COMMERCE) in our BIG interview about how creators will influence the next wave of the retail revolution.Grab the ear goggles and turn up the volume.Everything Is Better With Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We Power the Creator Economy.Learn more at Whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy #everythingisbetterwithcreators #whalar

On Episode 6, we sit down with Yonatan Raz-Fridman, Founder and CEO at Supersocial // Games for the Metaverse, to discuss creating in the Metaverse. How should brands approach this and what is the creator strategy?Everything Is Better With Creators is produced by Whalar.Whalar. We Power the Creator Economy. Learn more at Whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy #everythingisbetterwithcreators

Les NFTs,ont rapidement fait fureur ces derniers mois et sont devenus en meme temps un sujet de discussion voir de de discorde. Certains les considèrent comme une revolution géniale, d'autres comme une vaste fumisterie... En tout cas, les NFTs nous permettent de nous poser enfin sérieusement la question de la propriété digitale. ---Nos invités: Julien Genestoux, fondateur de Unlock et Elie Auvray, co-fondateur de Logion une blockchain opérée par des Legal Officers permettant de renforcer la protection juridique des actifs numériques. ---Pour aller plus loin et découvrir les NFTs de ce podcast: uncut.fm

On episode 5 we grab the binoculars for our segment of Whalar Watching to look at podcasts. What types of creators are producing them and why. Also, how some creators in one area pf influence are quickly moving to the audio medium as it grows at a rapid rate.On our Big Interview we stay locked into our ear buds as we speak to Acast's Managing Director of Americas Georgina Holt on what she has seen over the last two years of rapid growth of the creator-driven podcast. What it means for a creator's brands and brands who want to continue to tap into the format to grow their business.Everything is Better with Creators is produced by Whalar.Learn more at whalar.com#everythingisbetterwithcreators #creatoreconomy #creators

On the latest episode of the show that is all thing creators we look at NFTs and what they mean for the evolution of the music industry.Then we do a deep dive with Tommy Asher Danvers, better known by his stage name TommyD, a British producer, songwriter, arranger, DJ, and multi-instrumentalist and co-founder of NFT marketplace, Token||Traxx on what NFTs really mean for the creator economy. Tommy is best known for his work with artists such as Right Said Fred, Catatonia, KT Tunstall, Corinne Bailey Rae, and Graffiti6. He has also worked with Kylie Minogue, Janet Jackson, Noel Gallagher, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Kanye West, Jay Z, Beyoncé, Adele, Emeli Sandé, and fun.Everything Is Better With Creators is produced by Whalar. We power the creator economy.Learn more at whalar.com#creators #creator #creatoreconomy

On episode 3 of the podcast that powers the Creator Economy we're Whalar watching empathetic education through creators. Is this vertical the next to be remixed?And we sit down with Steven Wolfe Pereira, CEO and Co-Founder of Encantos, empowering creators to help kids to love learning.Produced by Whalar. We power the Creator Economy.Check out more at Whalar.com#creators #creatoreconomy

Poking some holes in the Metaverse hype and also examining the financial realities of the Creator Economy.Simon Owen's Media NewsletterZealous.appThe Charlie Warzel leaving substack essay we discuss.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.