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Turning Instagram into a $$-making biz doesn't have to be something you do alone. Out-of-Office Club offers monthly community gatherings, resources, and mentorship: join OOO Club Get on the Smart Girl's Mastermind waitlist Travel with me: get details on the Joshua Tree Sabbatical This episode: "Eldest daughter syndrome is this internalized pressure where you kind of lose your own sense of sovereignty, your own locus of control, and you start to live your life again as a performer for everyone else." With a global following of over 100K women, Smart Girls Mastermind Member Hannah Sophia Siddiqui is a renowned speaker, coach, and thought leader in Women's Spiritual Empowerment. Her programs have served over 3,500+ students, and she has been featured in publications such as The Huffington Post, HerCampus, and Refinery 29. Hannah shares her journey from starting a fashion and lifestyle blog to becoming a spiritual teacher and coach. She discusses her spiritual awakening, the power of manifestation, and the impact of spirituality on her personal growth. Hannah also explores the concept of eldest daughter syndrome and the pressure and expectations placed on eldest daughters. We discuss the four key points on your astrological chart to understand your impact, passion, core self, and destiny in business. Plus, we talk fashion and beauty choices and how they can align with your astrological chart. Links: Explore Hannah's services and offers at https://www.theroadtohannah.com/ Follow Hannah on Instagram at @theroadtohannah RESOURCES: Join the Smart Girls Broadcast Channel for free on Instagram The Unschool FREE How to Launch Masterclass is available here. Learn more about starting your next 6-figure business, plus get AI pitch prompts, swipe copy, brand decks, social templates, and more inside the Unschool: Intuitive Biz Academy. The Income to Instagram Starter Kit is now available Want to chat about this episode? Text
In this episode, Windsor Western, co-founder and president of Her Campus Media, shares the journey of building Her Campus Media and the importance of community and empowerment for young women. She discusses the mission of Her Campus to provide a platform for young women to amplify their voices and create opportunities for personal and professional growth. Windsor also emphasizes the mindset shifts necessary to take action on your goals, overcome challenges, and turn them into opportunities. She highlights the concept of the importance of authenticity in building communities and the key aspects of what creates true community - both in your brand and personal life. TakeawaysHer Campus provides a platform for young women to amplify their voices and create opportunities for personal and professional growth.Mindset shifts are crucial in overcoming challenges and turning them into opportunities.Authenticity is key in building communities and fostering meaningful connections.Creating a sense of community is essential for personal and professional fulfillment.SQUAD LINKSJoin the Community: https://summer-wind-96365.myflodesk.com/xlaxjs36f0 Follow on Instagram: thesquad_coNewsletter: https://summer-wind-96365.myflodesk.com/fvg9sal7up Subscribe to the show: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-squad-podcast/id1622854421CONNECT WITH WINDSORWindsor on Instagram: www.instagram.com/windsorwesternHer Campus Media on Instagram: www.instagram.com/hercampusmediaHer Campus Media on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/her-campusHer Campus Media's website: www.hercampusmedia.comChapters00:00Introduction and Overview of Her Campus02:07Creating Opportunities for Young Women06:40Empowering New Moms11:25Shifting Mindset and Finding Worthiness15:33Genzology and Doing Things Differently27:41The Importance of Community32:28Creating Authentic Communities34:59Upcoming Initiatives and EventsDon't forget to leave a review! We love to read them -- THANK YOU!
Stephanie Kaplan Lewis founded Her Campus in 2009 with Annie Wang, and Windsor Western as college undergraduates. They saw a need for college women to have a publication made for them by other college women. Her Campus has grown since then as a profitable, growing media business with 85 employees. Stephanie says Her Campus expanded revenue by 50% last year – and did it with an entirely ad-focused business model. Stephanie credits the growth in large part to building a long-term business that works in any environment rather than a specific environment, such as the easy-money era that's now in the rear-view mirror. The twist is that Her Campus is part agency, part publisher, with campaigns leaning on experiential and influencer marketing. This is a path many publishing models will go, as the economics of relying on putting ads on webpages or newsletters grow more difficult. Stephanie and I discuss: The forced discipline of a bootstrapped model. Her Campus has been profitable for all 15 years of its existence. Imagine. Not aging up with the audience. Her Campus turns its audience over by design, as it stays focused on college women. When it started, Her Campus was for millennials, and now it's for Gen Z. Being part agency, part publisher. Her Campus ends up with other media companies as customers. Doing the basics well. In the media business, strategy is overrated. Execution tends to play a bigger role in separating winners and losers. That means doing the boring things well: Setting achievable sales goals and hitting them, excelling at client service, collecting receivables and such.
Welcome to the first episode of TrendTalk! In this inaugural episode, co-hosts Cayla Soriano and Preethi Mangadu discuss gender trends that female-identifying individuals face with special guests Mia Moran and Carmen Cerda from Texas State's chapter of Her Campus. Listen to TrendTalk here on Spotify, KTSW's Soundcloud or the KTSW blog every Friday.
Patrice Poltzer is the absolute QUEEN of being real, and this episode showcases exactly that! From parenting to being parented to door to door sales to feeling like a late bloomer - no topic was off limits in this conversation. Even better than any story she shares is the way Patrice shares them, and the golden nuggets of wisdom that are woven through each one. It's a fun + entertaining interview and we are so excited for you to hear it! ------------------------------------------- Join Patrice's storytelling newsletter HERE: https://patricepoltzercreative.com/newsletter Follow Patrice on IG HERE: https://www.instagram.com/patricepoltzer/ Patrice Poltzer is the founder of a NY & Lisbon-based video storytelling company and is triggered when people say, "I don't have a story." She gets so triggered by this that she now runs a business built upon proving all those same people wrong...by helping them uncover their (very much not vanilla) story. Before stumbling into entrepreneurship at the top of 2017 after losing all of her esteem and confidence at a toxic media start-up, she was an award-winning producer at the TODAY show for 6 years. She left at the peak of her career in 2016- the same year she won a Gracie Award for her storytelling -because she was poached by that toxic media startup on maternity leave...and WHO gets money thrown at them on maternity leave? Though that job proved toxic, it set Patrice on the path to building her own storytelling company helping visionary founders and businesses uncover and share the stories that will turn heads and open wallets. Patrice works with brands from Afterpay, Lululemon and Netflix to startups like Parsley Health and Her Campus, helping founders & teams strengthen their storytelling skills. When COVID hit, it forced her online—and Patrice found her groove. She started running virtual workshops, coaching founders on how to craft stories that captivate. Turns out, she loves to teach. And she's really good at getting results for her students. While Patrice's career has taken some unexpected turns, her passion for storytelling has endured. She believes the stories we tell ourselves shape our realities. The stories businesses choose to tell shape how they are perceived. By seizing control of the narrative, you seize control of your destiny. You get to write the story of who you attract. How cool is that. Her favorite social media platform is Instagram (although she keeps trying to date Linkedin) where you can find her giving you a behind-the-scenes look at life in NY & Lisbon with 3 small boys and running a business. —---------------------------------------- Grab our free guide Sell Yourself: https://kristademcher.kartra.com/page/sellyourselfguide Learn more about ACORN: www.kristademcher.com Follow SHE SELLS HE SELLS on IG:: https://www.instagram.com/shesellshesellspodcast
Congratulations, you've been accepted into the inaugural class of Therapy for Black Girls University. Whether you're packing for a new year on campus, thinking through your gap year, enrolling in a community college, or grabbing your stoles for graduation, TBG U is here to help you thrive at this stage of your life and beyond. Winter Break has either commenced or is about to commence at most universities. If you're a student, then you know that the transition of having your own dorm room and being able to go out whenever you want to coming home and having a curfew can be a rough experience. For this month's episode, I wanted to put together a roundtable discussion with other college students to affirm and share our own experiences navigating our relationships with our loved ones in college. Today's episode is titled Navigating Helicopter Parents. What's a helicopter parent? A helicopter parent is a parent who pays very close attention to their child's experiences and problems, especially at educational institutions. Joining me for this discussion are Zoe Rose and Heaven Holloway. Zoe is a junior Journalism Major and English Minor attending Hampton University. She currently works as a writer for HER Campus. Heaven is a current grad student earning her Master's of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy. She recently graduated from UCLA with a B.A. in Psychology and a minor in African American Studies. In our conversation today, we lament the woes of having helicopter parents, provide tips for students trying to set healthy boundaries with their caregivers, and share some of the upsides of having an involved parent. Where to Find Our Guests Zoe Instagram Heaven Instagram Make sure to follow us on social media: Instagram TikTok Interested in being a part of a future TBG U episode or suggesting a topic for us to discuss, send us a note HERE. Order a copy of Sisterhood Heals for you and your girls HERE. Our Production Team Executive Producers: Dennison Bradford & Maya Cole Howard Producers: Fredia Lucas & Ellice Ellis Production Intern: Zariah Taylor TBG University Host & Coordinator: Jayna EllisSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
welcome back all!!! I hope you all are well:) we are throwing it back this week to our chat with Windsor Western, one of the co founders of Her Campus! She shares her biggest tips for planning a 400+ person event and building a wildly impactful media company. We talk about how she went from stuffing goofy bags to speaking on a keynote with Jessica alba at her own event, how to MAKE THINGS HAPPEN, and even how to choose the right cofounder. In case you'd like to jump around, Windsor talks about her best piece of advice at 20.00, the whole thing is a must listen, though!
When was the last time you took a good look at your business's social media presence? Is it time for a social media audit? In this podcast episode, Lara Beckius, Marshall Communications' 2023 intern, explains when and why you should complete a social media audit. Whether you want to make sure you are reaching your target audience or you want to expand your social media presence, Lara offers some tips for completing a social media audit and making sure you are moving in the right direction. 3:25 – Lara gives an overview of her career so far. 5:35 – Lara describes what she has learned and the types of projects she has worked on during her internship at Marshall Communications. 6:24 – Lara explains why your business should complete a social media audit. 8:45 – Lara shares how to determine which social media platforms to target. 10:10 – Lara offers some recommendations for brands when doing social media. 12:02 – Lara explains why and how to plan your hashtags. 15:54 – Lara talks about pulling all of her interests together. 18:32 – Lara shares how she has been involved in Her Campus. 20:35 – Lara describes her other 2023 summer internship at the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens. 24:15 – Lara lists some resources that have been helpful to her. Quote “Don't get overwhelmed. There are so many different social media platforms out there and there are so many different paths to pursue that it could be really easy to get overwhelmed, to kind of shut down when you're thinking about all of that, but the idea of a social media audit is to break it down into seeing which platforms work best.” – Lara Beckius, Marshall Communications' 2023 Intern Links: Mathnasium: https://www.mathnasium.com/ Connecticut College: https://www.conncoll.edu/ Agrivolution: https://shop.agrivolution.us/ Lara's Her Campus articles: https://www.hercampus.com/author/lara-beckius/ Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens: https://www.mainegardens.org/ Gardens Aglow: https://www.mainegardens.org/events-exhibits/gardens-aglow/ Notion: https://www.notion.so/ Waterllama: https://waterllama.com/ About the guest: Lara is from Avon, Connecticut, and is currently a senior at Connecticut College studying environmental studies, economics, and dance. She has professional experience in a variety of areas including education, marketing, advancement, the performing arts, and, most recently, environmental communications at the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens. She is super grateful to be continuing her summer internship at Marshall Communications this fall and has greatly enjoyed learning the ins-and-outs of the PR industry, from press releases to social media audits. Outside of academics, Lara also serves as the office coordinator for the Connecticut College Office of Sustainability, captain of the Connecticut College Dance Team, and president of her campus' chapter of Her Campus, an online magazine dedicated to empowering college women. Looking to connect: Email: lbeckius@conncoll.edu Instagram: @laraluna
Our guest today is a true trailblazer in the world of media and marketing innovation.Meet Windsor Western, co-founder of media giant HerCampus and its umbrella brands, including GenZology - a Gen Z Marketing Summit series that's not only established HerCampus as the go-to thought leader on youth marketing, but has also catapulted their brand partnership revenue growth by a jaw-dropping 10,000%!GenZology is an ingenious strategy that arms HerCampus brand clients with unbeatable insights into the trend-setting 18-24 demographic. What started as a response to pandemic-time lockdowns has blossomed into a years-long strategy and revenue-generating powerhouse, leading clients to spend millions of dollars on brand partnerships with HerCampus.In this case study on creative marketing campaigns, we'll uncover how this summit opened doors to iconic clients like L'Oreal and Maybelline, why brand marketers are incentivized to attend these free events, and how HerCampus is landing minimum $50,000 on up to 7 figure client contracts.View the transcript for this episode at: https://otter.ai/u/AtAzFhIQTQvzapHAPNS8aBAqhLI?utm_source=copy_urlConnect with Windsor:https://www.hercampus.com/ https://www.collegefashionista.com/https://spoonuniversity.com/https://www.hercampusmedia.com/https://www.instagram.com/windsorwestern/?hl=enhttps://twitter.com/windsorwestern?lang=enIconic business leaders all have their own unique genius. Take this quick 10 question quiz to uncover your specific CEO style advantage: https://ellenyin.com/quizIf you enjoyed today's episode, please:Leave a positive review or rating at www.ratethispodcast.com/cubicletoceoSign up for our text notifications at ellenyin.com/superfan so you can be the first to know when a new case study has dropped!Post a screenshot & key takeaway on your IG story and tag us @missellenyin & @cubicletoceoThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5942555/advertisement
Julianna Marie, writer and associate editor at Her Campus, joins Vs. The Odds to discuss how she discovered her love of writing, her passion for writing about pop culture/mental health/relationships/astrology, her future goals as a writer, and so much more. Be sure to support Julianna by following her on Instagram (@juliannammarie), and checking out her website (juliannamarie.co).
In this podcast episode I am interviewing author, astrologer, speaker & spiritual coach, Hannah Siddiqui. Our conversation had so many juicy take aways as we discussed spiritual journeys, awakenings, transformational moments, 2023 astrology updates & Saturn returns. I am so happy to have Hannah with us today & hope you all love the episode! Hannah Siddiqui is a renowned author, astrologer, speaker, and spiritual coach. Her purpose in life is to help women of her generation (& beyond!) become empowered in the spirituality and align with the most elevated version of themselves- on a mind, body, soul, & spiritual level. On her social media platforms she coins affirmations, horoscopes, and inspirational talks daily, inspiring thousands of people to turn inwards and become embodied in their own power. As one fan notes, Hannah has cultivated a "welcoming and inclusive community," and has "helped people everywhere find their voice and confidence within themselves." Her career began at the tender age of 16 with the founding of The Road to Hannah, a lifestyle blog turned spiritual guide that quickly gained traction due to her "real, raw, and inspirational take on life's most tender moments.” With a combined global following of over 100K+, Hannah has had worked alongside the likes of Facebook, Toyota, Soulcycle, Aerie, Athleta, Headspace, Sweetgreen, Mejuri, and more. In 2018, Adidas Women even named Hannah as one of their “Top 10 Female Creators Across the Globe.” Given the creative nature of her content, Hannah has also appeared in national ad campaigns for GIG Cars, Grubhub, and Lyft, and has spoken for companies such as Miro, Saje Wellness, Her Campus, and Women Sound Off. In 2017 she gave her first TEDx talk when she was 19-years-old. As of 2023, Hannah is a full-time spiritual entrepreneur and splits her time between foggy San Francisco and sunny San Diego. She is certified in 25+ hours of Meditation Instruction under Mandy Trapp, 30+ hours of Levels I and II Breathwork under Revelation Breathwork, and Inner Voice Facilitator under Jess Lively. Hannah graduated from the University of California, Berkeley in the spring of 2020 with her BA in both Sociology and English Literature, along with an AA in Behavioral Science. When she's not working, Hannah can be found exploring the California coast, snuggling with her cat, Toulouse, and working on writing her first book. Find Hannah at: https://instagram.com/theroadtohannah https://tiktok.com/@theroadtohannah_ https://theroadtohannah.com ----------- Welcome to Magnetic As F*ck with Mari Leigh – Akashic Record reader, quantum energy healer, life, mindset & spiritual coach – helping you break free from your past, embody your next level self & create lasting transformation. Made for awakening individuals & entrepreneurs on this podcast we will be talking about all things spiritual, mindset & spirituality so you too can become magnetic as f*ck. Thanks for listening! Make sure to follow along & find more ways we can work together at marileigh.com. instagram.com/marileighb instagram.com/magneticasfckpodcast tiktok.com/@marileighb
No offence but... women are too much drama. No but seriously, we're living in a time of 'pick me' inception. Pick me's are calling other women pick me's, in response those women become pick me's and call the pick me's pick me's, and now nobody can decipher who the real pick me is. Hannah and Maia try and get to the bottom of this conundrum. Has the 'pick me' always been around or did early 2000s chick flicks do such a number on us that now we have no choice but to clap back? Or maybe this is just a case of good ole' psychological oppression. Support us on Patreon and get juicy bonus content: https://www.patreon.com/rehashpodcast Intro and Outro song produced by our talented friend Ian Mills: https://linktr.ee/ianmillsmusic SOURCES: Sandra Lee Bartky, “On Psychological Oppression” Femininity and Domination (1990). Bearman et al. “The Fabric of Internalized Sexism” Journal of Integrated Social Sciences vol. 1 (1) (2009). Sarah Eckert, “There's a Big Issue Surrounding Those #PickMeGirl TikToks & We Need to Talk About It.” Her Campus (2021). https://www.hercampus.com/culture/tiktok-pick-me-girl-trend-toxic/ Courtney Young, Why TikTok Is Flooded With Controversial Videos About "Pick Me Girls" Bustle (2022). https://www.bustle.com/life/what-is-a-pick-me-girl-definition-traits
In today's episode, I am joined by Maggie Kraser, a 23-year-old portrait and wedding photographer based in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Together, we discuss how Maggie transformed her teenage passion for taking Tumblr-esque photos into a successful, jet-setting career. Additionally, Maggie opens up about the first time she picked up a camera, her best and worst photoshoot experiences, working with Adobe, Batiste, and Her Campus, and what we can expect to see from her in 2023. CONNECT WITH MAGGIE KRASERFollow Maggie Kraser on IGFollow Maggie Kraser on TikTokFollow Maggie Kraser on FacebookVisit Maggie Kraser's WebsiteCONNECT WITH AMBIVALENT BITCHESFollow Ambivalent Bitches on IGFollow Ambivalent Bitches on TikTokWatch Ambivalent Bitches on YouTube
Miranda Perez is a cross-topic multimedia journalist on a mission to highlight and elevate marginalized voices. Evolving beyond the newsroom, she recently joined the team at HBCU Founders Initiative, a nonprofit organization that is engaging rising HBCU students and alumni interested in pursuing entrepreneurship. For those unfamiliar with the term HBCU, it refers to any historically black college or university that was established prior to 1964, whose principal mission was, and is, the education of black Americans. Perez is playing a critical role supporting entrepreneurs participating in HBCU Founder Initiative's Pre-Accelerator, an 8-week program for early-stage founders who are past the ideation stage and ready to validate a problem and build a minimum viable product. Beyond her role at HBCUFI, Perez still writes about business, tech, politics, social issues, fashion, and entertainment, among other topics. She also consults with businesses navigating societal and technological change. She grew up as an inner-city kid in Chicago. She describes school “as an escape for a lot of the hardships I faced growing up.” She pushed herself academically and became the first person in her family to graduate from college, earning a Mass Media Arts degree from Clark Atlanta University, a top 25 nationally ranked HBCU and Black Ivy League school. During college, Miranda served as the Editor-In-Chief of CAU's campus newspaper, The Panther, and as the President/Editor-In-Chief of CAU's online magazine, Her Campus. During that time, Miranda had her first national byline in The Nation as a sophomore in college. These accomplishments won the attention of editors across the country, and Perez earned and held editor/reporter roles at BostInno, Insider and BuiltIn upon graduation. She's also appeared on programs such as MSNBC discussing education equity for Hispanic Americans. In this episode, we speak with Perez about the challenges she's overcome in life, and her evolution from a cross-topic multimedia journalist into a dynamic branding and storytelling consultant.
As we approach the objectively best holiday of the year in Max's humble opinion, we thought it best to do some Halloween themed episodes for the month of October. In this episode we'll talk about the link between modern medications and their roots in what were suspected practices of witchcraft. There seemed to be magic in the salves and potions used by suspected witches of the 12th-19th centuries. We'll unpack what may have been causing the unusual effects of these treatments as well as some possible reasons for the stigma associated with women as healers during that time. We'll also figure out what happened when our sentient computer was released to reconcile with her boyfriend, the James Webb Space Telescope. Things got a little carried away on the previous episode.Lastly our show had a kind mention through an article on Her Campus about binge-worthy podcasts. Highlights include reference to middle-aged dudes telling dad jokes and gory medical stories. We wear that proudly. Article linked here. Podcast Linktree: linktr.ee/poorhistorianspodMerch site: https://www.teepublic.com/user/poor-historians-podcastEpisode sources: Examples of "witchcraft" pharmaceuticals: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/how-witches-brews-helped-bring-modern-drugs-market-180953202/Examples of "witchcraft" pharmaceuticals: https://qz.com/1442503/witches-are-responsible-for-some-modern-drugs/Origins of witch broom iconography: https://www.history.com/news/why-witches-fly-on-broomsInformation on tropane alkaloids: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6412926/William Withering, MD article from 18th century: https://library.um.edu.mo/ebooks/b2834599x.pdf
Full transcription available at http://heartsofgoldpodcast.com/ Chris submitted a bill to their state representatives to create protections for children who are shown on family vlogs. Chris found out the lack of privacy protection to these children, created awareness in their community, connected with a representative to draft the bill and get it presented to the Washington State House with Emily Wicks, and has presented to Oregon's state legislature. Chris also shares their progression from Bronze Award to Silver Award to their Girl Scout Gold Award and experience during the Gold Award process. More from Chris: I have been a Girl Scout from 3rd grade through to my senior year in high school, and have recently become a lifetime member. I earned my bronze award by creating informational booklets about the Seattle Locks with my troop, my silver award by leading an art workshop for Brownie Scouts and creating a toy drive for Seattle Children's Hospital with two fellow scouts, and my gold award by introducing legislation to the Washington State House of Representatives. Aside from Girl Scouts, I have been a member of Sustainability Ambassadors from 6th grade through senior year in high school, leading projects on water sustainability, teaching teachers about how to incorporate sustainability into all aspects of their curriculum (from history to art to science to math), and writing sustainability blogs for the Sustainability Ambassadors Writers Group (SAWG). HB 2032: https://app.leg.wa.gov/billsummary?BillNumber=2032&Initiative=false&Year=2021 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/quit_clicking_kids/ Website: https://quitclickingkids.wixsite.com/website Geekwire: https://www.geekwire.com/2022/kids-are-non-consenting-stars-of-some-family-vlogs-and-a-high-schooler-wants-to-change-that/ TechCrunch: https://techcrunch.com/2022/04/12/family-vlogs-child-influencers-exploitation-youtube-laws/ HerCampus: https://www.hercampus.com/school/cwu/this-bill-could-protect-young-children-in-family-vlogs/ Share this show with your friends on Twitter. Click to have an editable already written tweet! https://ctt.ac/33zKe Join our Facebook Community https://www.facebook.com/sherylmrobinson/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sherylmrobinson/?hl=en Please subscribe to Hearts of Gold on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/sherylmrobinsonor on your favorite podcast app. Support future Hearts of Gold episodes at https://www.patreon.com/heartsofgold Editing by https://www.offthewalter.com/ Walter's YouTube channel is https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt0wFZRVaOpUd_nXc_8-4yQ
Cielo Solis is a multilingual media storyteller, executive, and TV journalist turned entrepreneur whose motivation, compassion, and game-changing attitude have all earned her a reputation as a media thought leader. She is the founder & CEO of BLENDtw, a media company focused on producing content that fosters human connection. Through BLENDtw, Cielo produces content that helps people connect through their experiences so they can live abundant and meaningful lives. Disappointed by the lack of diversity in news coverage, Cielo decided to quit her job in television and make a change in the media industry by launching a website focused on grassroots journalism. That is how BLENDtw (blend the world) was born. BLENDtw has grown to become one of the most popular sites among gen Z & Millenials in America. The website now averages 1 Million readers per month, and BLENDtw has now expanded into a marketing agency. Cielo's work has been featured on The List, ABC News, NBC News, Medium, Thrive Global, Her Campus, and many other publications. Where to find Maricielo Solis Website: https://maricielosolis.com/ (maricielosolis.com) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cielojsolis/ (@cielojsolis) Twitter: https://twitter.com/cielojsolis (@cielojsolis) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cielojsolis (Cielo) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maricielosolis/ (Maricielo Solis) SPONSOR This episode is sponsored by http://www.entireproductions.com/ (Entire Productions)- Creating events (both in-person and virtual) that don't suck! and http://www.entireproductionsmarketing.com/ (Entire Productions Marketing)- carefully curated premium gifting and branded promo items. PLEASE RATE, REVIEW, & SUBSCRIBE on APPLE PODCASTS “I love Natasha and the Fascinating Entrepreneurs Podcast!”
Welcome back Witches! This week's episode is on Astrology and Your Big 3!! Astrology is great in that it is beginner friendly while also having so much depth to it that you can study and learn from it for YEARS. This episode is goign to help you dip your toes in the water and understand how to find your big 3 and what they mean in regards to you. So get in losers, and lets discuss Astrology & Your Big 3!! We would be forever thankful if you leave our podcast a 5-Star review. If you really loved the show and want more Get in Loser content, check out our Supercast link below, or search the Supercast website for Get in Loser, We're Doing Witchcraft. You can also find us at our Buy Me a Coffee link below. There you can purchase a membership to our podcast and obtain exclusives like, getting episodes early, shout outs on the show, access to our “Ask me anything” forum, our monthly newsletter, a promo code for merchandise, and more. You can also find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @GetinWitches, on TikTok @weredoingwitchcraft or email us at weredoingwitchcraft@gmail.com. You can support our show through our Supercast: https://getinloserweredoingwitchcraft.supercast.com/ Buy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/getinwitches Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio- The Witch ----more---- References: Garis, Mary Grace. Learn What Parts of the Body the Zodiac Signs Rule, According to an Astrologer. (2021) Well+Good. https://www.wellandgood.com/body-parts-zodiac/ McNamee, Catherine. What You Need to Know About Your Astrology Big 3. (2022). Her Campus. https://www.hercampus.com/school/sbu/basics-astrology-finding-your-big-3-and-what-they-mean/ Pingree, D. E. and Gilbert, . Robert Andrew (Invalid Date). astrology. Encyclopedia Britannica. https://www.britannica.com/topic/astrology Introduction to Astrology. (n.d.). Astro Dienst. https://www.astro.com/astrology/in_intro_e.htm Astrology and Psychology. (n.d.). Astro Dienst. https://www.astro.com/astrology/in_pa_jung_e.htm Times of India. (2020). Is your Zodiac Sign Cardinal. Fixed or Mutable? Here's What it Means. Times of India. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/health-fitness/de-stress/is-your-zodiac-sign-cardinal-fixed-or-mutable-heres-what-it-means/photostory/76179223.cms
This week, Sarah is joined by President and Co-Founder of Her Campus Media, Windsor Hanger Western. They chat all about Her Campus, how Windsor founded this amazing publication, mental health on college campuses, whether young women's needs and wants have shifted over the years, and much more! You'll also hear how life got in the way of our episode, and how Windsor helped keep us both laughing and in good spirits. You can find Her Campus here! As a reminder, this podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp. For 10% off your first month of online therapy, head to BetterHelp.com/ITSFINE!
Nicola is the co-founder and editor-in-chief for Rare Revolution Magazine. With a strong background in design and a passion for writing, Nicola is the driving force behind their creative vision, and uses her strategic experience in large-scale project planning to oversee their varied work, including RARE Youth Revolution. Nicola is co-founder and trustee of the charity Teddington Trust, volunteering her time to drive forward their mission—supporting families living with the ultra-rare condition xeroderma pigmentosum. Nicola is also author of the award-winning rare disease children's book series, Little Ted. When not dedicating her time to rare disease, she is raising her two gorgeous sons, and is a rare mama herself. Chelsea's bio: I'm currently 22, and I'm in my final year studying Business Management and Psychology at the University of Aberdeen. My current job is a student notetaker, where I take notes for students with disabilities so they have sufficient notes for their studies. I am the Administrative Volunteer for Cards for Bravery, a non-profit organisation dedicated to brightening up the days of hospitalised children with an uplifting, handmade card. When I'm not working, studying or volunteering, you can see me be part of various communities on campus, such as editing for Her Campus (an online writing magazine), running the social media for the Economics and Business society and managing the table tennis club. Lastly, I love writing, where I write articles on topics I'm greatly passionate in, such as fighting against racism and advocating for the chronic illness and disability community. You can see a lot of my work either with Injection Magazine (which I am currently interning with) or Her Campus. Rare Youth Revolution website: https://www.rareyouthrevolution.com/
In this episode, I am joined with Callie, Madina an Daisy, fellow Uni of Leeds students and members of online magazine, Her Campus. We gathered together to have, what felt like a therapy session, and we let out all of our angers and frustrations about issues in the world right now. We discuss the the recent spiking cases and why victim blaming needs to stop! We also talk about intersectional issues as well as how women are presented in the media, compared to men. It is a GREAT episode and we get DEEP!! It was one of my favourites to record so please show your love! Hope you enjoy :) Forbidden Fridays Instagram: https://instagram.com/forbiddenfridayspodcast?utm_medium=copy_link
In this episode, I am joined with Callie, Madina an Daisy, fellow Uni of Leeds students and members of online magazine, Her Campus. We gathered together to have, what felt like a therapy session, and we let out all of our angers and frustrations about issues in the world right now. We discuss the the recent spiking cases and why victim blaming needs to stop! We also talk about intersectional issues as well as how women are presented in the media, compared to men. It is a GREAT episode and we get DEEP!! It was one of my favourites to record so please show your love! Hope you enjoy :) Forbidden Fridays Instagram: https://instagram.com/forbiddenfridayspodcast?utm_medium=copy_link
There's a reason why we rarely speak about the modern day investigation into the Burger Chef. We have no confidence in the abilities of the officer who is currently tasked with looking into this high-profile quadruple homicide. And today, in the interest of transparency, we're going to tell you exactly why that is.Bill Dalton is the current lead investigator on the Burger Chef for the Indiana State Police. Ashley Flowers is a millionaire serial plagiarist who also makes true crime podcasts, most notably Crime Junkie. Together, they came up with Red Ball, a four-part podcast on the Burger Chef murders that ran in November of 2019. It was badly-written copaganda, but the backstory behind the series is even worse.You see, Flowers handed over complete editorial control of her show to the state police. In exchange for this puffery, Dalton allowed Flowers to exclusively read and monetize investigative case files that not even the families of the victims have ever been permitted to see. And the Indiana State Police collectively shrugged their shoulders at the misconduct.In this episode, we'll get into Flowers' reputation within the true crime community. We'll talk to true crime podcasters Robin Warder and Esther Ludlow, who Flowers plagiarized, as well as journalist Cathy Frye, who blew the whistle on the scandal. We'll tell you about all the unprofessional nonsense between Flowers and Dalton that Kevin witnessed firsthand. And we'll break down why exactly all of this should horrify anyone who cares about unsolved cold cases in Indiana.Because, to put it bluntly, the ISP seem to have learned the wrong lesson from this mess.Listen to Esther Ludlow's episode "Let's Taco 'Bout the Crime Junkie Plagiarism Scandal": (shorturl.at/pBDGS)Read Cathy Frye's series "Caught in the Web" about the murder of Kacie Woody: (shorturl.at/lvzI0)Watch Dalton's Burger Chef press conference here: (shorturl.at/aiqsD)Here's Adam Wren's story for the Indianapolis Monthly: (shorturl.at/klD36)Here's the Flowers interview by Tracy Hazzard of Authority magazine: (shorturl.at/eBXZ5)Here's the Flowers interview that ran on Her Campus: (shorturl.at/hoILT)Here's the article about Crime Junkie from Peter White that ran in Deadline Hollywood: (shorturl.at/ajBRV)Here's the recent article on Flowers' business moves from Variety's Todd Spangler: (shorturl.at/ouzHU)Here's Spangler's reporting on the Crime Junkie plagiarism scandal: (shorturl.at/fmxJK)Here's the New York Times report on the Crime Junkie plagiarism scandal from Derrick Bryson Taylor and Christine Hauser: (shorturl.at/jJKV5)Here's the Buzzfeed article on the Crime Junkie plagiarism scandal from Stephanie McNeal: (shorturl.at/qwDJM) Check out the Trail Went Cold from Robin Warder (shorturl.at/evwS4) and Once Upon a Crime from Esther Ludlow (shorturl.at/joxMX) wherever you listen to podcasts.Follow the Murder Sheet on social media:FacebookTwitterInstagramAnd send tips to murdersheet@gmail.com.The Murder Sheet is a production of Mystery Sheet LLC .See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
TW: Eating Disorders Today I am joined by author and Her Campus Deputy Editor Iman Hariri-Kia. Iman discusses how she transitioned from singing and songwriting into working as a writer and editor for a slew of amazing publications, including Teen Vogue, Bustle, Elite Daily, Man Repeller, and now Her Campus. We start out the conversation discussing her time writing and working in the Sex and Relationship space, and how her commitment to writing openly and vulnerably overrode any fears she had about disclosing information on her former sexual experiences. Iman also writes openly about mental health and relays how some of these articles, while initially difficult for her Iranian-American family, ended up opening up conversations that otherwise would never have existed. This episode delves into a lot, but some other topics include the political nature of hair, especially for women of color; how what you do should not define who you are; the dangers of fit and diet teas and how they contribute to disordered eating; and the importance of youth culture and why Gen Zs inspire Iman and her writing. This episode is extremely insightful and satisfying, as Iman is equally eloquent in her speaking as she is in her writing. Follow Iman @imanharirikia and get in touch with her through her website https://www.imanharirikia.com/. Pre-order her novel A Hundred Other Girls with this link: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/a-hundred-other-girls-iman-hariri-kia/1139625147. Please remember to rate, review, and subscribe through Apple Podcasts and to share the episodes you love with a friend! Follow Caitlin and the pod @ckny1213 and @wtfsuppod. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wtfsup/support
A young woman recounts what it's like to start your freshman year of college during a pandemic with no shortage of hope for the future. This episode has been produced in English and French. CREDITS: This episode was produced by Studio Ochenta. This story was written by Bella Druckman. Bella is a freshman at Barnard College intending on majoring in English and Human Rights. When she is not finding her new favorite restaurant, Bella can be found in her kitchen or writing her next article for The Columbia Daily Spectator, Her Campus, or Untapped New York. You can follow her on Instagram at @bella.druckman and on Twitter at @bella_druckman. The Sound Design of the piece was done by Chiara Santella. The French version of the story was voiced by Melanie Hong. You can hear Melanie in the second season of Mija Podcast, our award-winning drama series about immigrant families. Melanie voices Mija, la Parisienne, a young woman of franco-Vietnamese-Chinese origin who shares her family’s journey to Paris. Listen to season 2 of Mija on ochentastudio.com/mijapodcast.
Você já ouviu falar no Her Campus? A Her Campus é uma revista multimídia que reúne um grupo de mais de 100 mulheres, todas dedicadas em criar conteúdos incríveis e super relevantes nos canais oficiais do projeto. A Her Campus é site, Instagram, podcast... :o A representatividade feminina (principalmente no mercado de trabalho) é um assunto super importante e um esforço para transformar os lugares mais plurais. E por que não começarmos desde cedo na faculdade? Essa semana conversamos a Laura Ferrazzano, Gabi Sartorato e a Ana Carolina, que estão à frente desse projeto, para elas contarem um pouco de como o Her Campus funciona e o que elas fazem por lá. Ficou curiose? Afinal de contas, se eu quisesse consumir conteúdo de homem branco eu dava uma passada no Linkedin rsrs E você, qual é a sua dúvida/comentário do Her Campus que a gente não falou no ep? Comenta no nosso Instagram @Panelinhacast e aproveita e segue a gente! Hosts: Beatriz Salvia e Karolyne Oliveira Participação: Laura Ferrazzano, Gabi Sartorato e a Ana Carolina Edição e descrição: Guilherme Hideki
VICTORIA DEN BLEYKER; TikTok Inflncr(1.8 mil) Rutgers ‘24 Student (Douglass) Rep, Media & Marketing Specialist, United Nations Volunteer CONVERSATIONS WITH CALVIN; WE THE SPECIES YouTube: Subscribe (free) http://bit.ly/3mSXWJQ “A myriad of reasons to watch this interview… a #Rutgers FRESHMAN with 1.8 MILLION TikTok followers, journalism, film, marketing, media, acting, UN Brand Ambassador(YELD Kenya), gold award Girl Scout, multi-lingual, Rutgers Student Assembly, Environmental awareness, web design…..” CONTACT INFO Instagram:https://instagram.com/victoriadenbleyker?igshid=f4um8l8utmvy LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoriadenbleyker Tiktok:https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMeaxDQ2X/ Twitter:https://mobile.twitter.com/vika_db Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/victoria.db.1 BIO Victoria Den Bleyker is a media marketing specialist with a strong background in foreign language, film, and journalism. She has a passion for activism and has been involved in volunteer efforts abroad. After earning her Spanish seal of biliteracy she chose to minor in Spanish in an effort to hold her language skills. She is a video editor and producer for United Nations volunteering in Kenya, and runs social accounts for a nonprofit youth mentorship program there. She's an avid actor with a passion for public speaking and theater. She has been in 6 plays, 2 feature films and built a following of over 1.8 million people on TikTok from all over the world, all before the age of 16. Her viral videos range from comedic, to heartfelt, to educational. She has since leveraged this following into a platform for activism and sponsorships. She has a strong interest in journalism and has been published in Her Campus and My Corporation. Not only has she performed in front of the camera, she's been behind the scenes too, in the web design industry and in video production. Now as a freshman in college, approaching her 20s her business savvy led her to establish her own social media marketing firm, where she specializes in web design, account management, photography, graphic design, email marketing, and search engine optimization. Victoria is accustomed to wearing many hats and wearing them well. Her ultimate goal is to be a well rounded Renaissance woman and a global citizen that takes effective altruism to a new level.
Katie is the Founder & CEO of Viv for your V. Katie grew up in Tampa, Florida with a big Egyptian-American family. She graduated from Boston College where she studied Marketing and Managing Social Impact. Katie combined her passion for women empowerment and sustainability to create Viv for your V. Katie’s experiences in marketing, creative strategy, and nonprofit work have shaped her to build this mission-driven brand. Both Katie & Viv for your V have been featured in Forbes, Her Campus, Medium, Ramona, The Boston Globe and Harness magazine. We discussed building a mission-driven brand, FemTech supply chain management advice and patenting your idea. Check out Viv for your V at vivforyourv.com Rate, Review & Subscribe!
As President and Co-Founder of Her Campus Media, Windsor is in charge of all revenue and monetization strategies. Under her watch, Her Campus has done state of the art college marketing programs for clients including Under Armour, Aussie Haircare, Neutrogena, Coke with Coffee, Bed Bath & Beyond, Hallmark, VS Pink, Ralph Lauren Fragrances, H&R Block, The Home Depot, WeWork, Grubhub and more. Windsor is a 2010 honors graduate of Harvard College. She has also been named to Forbes 30 Under 30, BusinessWeek's 25 Under 25 Best Young Entrepreneurs, Inc. magazine's 30 Under 30 Coolest Young Entrepreneurs, Glamour magazine's 20 Amazing Young Women, and The Boston Globe's 25 Most Stylish Bostonians. She lives in Atlanta, GA with her husband and two daughters. Follow Windsor on Instagram: @windsorwestern and Check out Her Campus at www.hercampus.com
Stephanie Kaplan Lewis is a co-founder, chief executive officer, and editor-in-chief of Her Campus, an online magazine targeted toward American college women. Her Campus Media is the #1 media portfolio for Gen Z, reaching 100MM+ social followers and 13MM+ monthly unique visitors across its family of brands Her Campus, Spoon University, College Fashionista, InfluenceHer Collective, and Generation Hired. Keep up with Her Campus: Instagram/Twitter: @HerCampus Keep up with Stephanie: Instagram/Twitter: @StephKapLewis Lightbulb Moment is a podcast focused on spotlighting women in STEM, media, and entrepreneurship. This podcast is brought to you by the partnership between Jothi Ramaswamy and ThinkSTEAM, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to bridging the gender gap in STEAM through various initiatives, including this podcast. Learn more about Lightbulb Moment: Instagram: @lightbulbmomentpodcast Twitter: @lightbulbmomxnt Website: https://anchor.fm/lightbulb-moment Learn more about Jothi Ramaswamy: Instagram: @jothiramaswamy Twitter: @jothi_ramaswamy Website: http://jothiramaswamy.com/ Learn more about ThinkSTEAM: Instagram: @thinksteaminc Twitter: @thinksteaminc Website: http://www.thinksteam4girls.org/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lightbulb-moment/support
Part 2 of the amazing interview discusses how the pandemic impacted HerCampus, college goals, Real personal opinions on CAU Elections and more!
Ready to scale your business but unsure of where to start? Say chats with Ellen Yin to break down why it’s essential to shift your mindset when you’re getting ready to scale. They discuss everything from common mistakes to how to handle the hiring process. Ellen Yin is the founder of Cubicle to CEO, an online membership that teaches service providers how to monetize their skills and use a step-by-step client attraction system to create their first $10K month – without a large audience or complicated marketing strategies. Through her social media agency, Ellen Yin Media LLC, Ellen has worked with multimillion-dollar brands, Fortune 500 executives, and best-selling authors. She has been featured on MTV and in publications like Glamour magazine, The Penny Hoarder, Women’s Health, and Her Campus. Ellen is also the host of the award-winning Cubicle to CEO Podcast, which features weekly interviews with top business leaders and successful entrepreneurs. In this episode, Ellen dives into what it takes to scale to six figures, what it takes to scale to seven figures – and what the differences between those two are. She chats about why investing in her team was crucial in moving her business to seven figures, and breaks down how her digital products help her reach her goals. Tune in to learn how to: Deal with the fear of giving up control on projects to employees Identify when and who to hire next, and whether they should be an employee or contractor Avoid the biggest mistake Ellen sees when solopreneurs try to make their first 10k Connect with Ellen on Instagram, by listening to The Cubicle to CEO Podcast, or by joining her free masterclass by clicking here.
#184: From Cubicle to CEO - The Entrepreneur's Secret to Success with Ellen Yin Today we are speaking with Podcast Host/CEO, Ellen Yin. Ellen is the founder of Cubicle to CEO, an online membership teaching service provider that teaches you how to attract consistent clients so they can make their first $10K month, without a large audience or posting every day. Through her social media agency, Ellen Yin Media, Ellen has worked with multi-million-dollar brands, Fortune 500 executives, and best-selling authors. She has been featured on MTV and in publications like LA Style, Authority Magazine, The Penny Hoarder, Disrupt Magazine, and Her Campus. Ellen is also the host of the award-winning Cubicle to CEO Podcast, which features weekly interviews with top business leaders and successful entrepreneurs. In this episode, we discuss: Ellen graduated from college, debt-free by following Dave Ramsey's mentoring, and this helped her to open her thoughts to entrepreneurship and what was possible. Each new level of your business and growth can require different mentors to level up and grow. Ellen transferred college twice and quit her corporate job without a backup plan. Being open to possibilities and connections can lead you to places you can never plan or imagine. 2020 has taught us to stay open to so many possibilities as we cannot control or predict what is coming next. Sometimes it can actually be a time of massive growth. Business, media, and visibility are all about relationships. You never know where one opportunity can lead, and that is an opportunity without a hidden agenda. Connect with Ellen Instagram: https://instagram.com/missellenyin Instagram: https://instagram.com/cubicletoceo Podcast: Cubicle to CEO https://cubicletoceo.buzzsprout.com Website: https://www.ellenyin.com Email : hello@ellenyin.com Free Masterclass: https://www.ellenyin.com/class Marsha Vanwynsberghe — Author, Speaker, and Life Coach Marsha is the 6-time Bestselling Author of “When She Stopped Asking Why”. She shares her lessons as a parent who dealt with teen substance abuse far past the level of normal experimentation. Through her programs, coaching, and live events for women, Marsha is on a mission to teach you how to “Own Your Choices” in your own life. She teaches women how to own their stories, lead themselves and pay it forward to others by creating businesses that serve, support and impact others.
#184: From Cubicle to CEO - The Entrepreneur's Secret to Success with Ellen Yin Today we are speaking with Podcast Host/CEO, Ellen Yin. Ellen is the founder of Cubicle to CEO, an online membership teaching service provider that teaches you how to attract consistent clients so they can make their first $10K month, without a large audience or posting every day. Through her social media agency, Ellen Yin Media, Ellen has worked with multi-million-dollar brands, Fortune 500 executives, and best-selling authors. She has been featured on MTV and in publications like LA Style, Authority Magazine, The Penny Hoarder, Disrupt Magazine, and Her Campus. Ellen is also the host of the award-winning Cubicle to CEO Podcast, which features weekly interviews with top business leaders and successful entrepreneurs. In this episode, we discuss: Ellen graduated from college, debt-free by following Dave Ramsey’s mentoring, and this helped her to open her thoughts to entrepreneurship and what was possible. Each new level of your business and growth can require different mentors to level up and grow. Ellen transferred college twice and quit her corporate job without a backup plan. Being open to possibilities and connections can lead you to places you can never plan or imagine. 2020 has taught us to stay open to so many possibilities as we cannot control or predict what is coming next. Sometimes it can actually be a time of massive growth. Business, media, and visibility are all about relationships. You never know where one opportunity can lead, and that is an opportunity without a hidden agenda. Connect with Ellen Instagram: https://instagram.com/missellenyin Instagram: https://instagram.com/cubicletoceo Podcast: Cubicle to CEO https://cubicletoceo.buzzsprout.com Website: https://www.ellenyin.com Email : hello@ellenyin.com Free Masterclass: https://www.ellenyin.com/class Marsha Vanwynsberghe — Author, Speaker, and Life Coach Marsha is the 6-time Bestselling Author of “When She Stopped Asking Why”. She shares her lessons as a parent who dealt with teen substance abuse far past the level of normal experimentation. Through her programs, coaching, and live events for women, Marsha is on a mission to teach you how to “Own Your Choices” in your own life. She teaches women how to own their stories, lead themselves and pay it forward to others by creating businesses that serve, support and impact others.
#184: From Cubicle to CEO - The Entrepreneur's Secret to Success with Ellen Yin Today we are speaking with Podcast Host/CEO, Ellen Yin. Ellen is the founder of Cubicle to CEO, an online membership teaching service provider that teaches you how to attract consistent clients so they can make their first $10K month, without a large audience or posting every day. Through her social media agency, Ellen Yin Media, Ellen has worked with multi-million-dollar brands, Fortune 500 executives, and best-selling authors. She has been featured on MTV and in publications like LA Style, Authority Magazine, The Penny Hoarder, Disrupt Magazine, and Her Campus. Ellen is also the host of the award-winning Cubicle to CEO Podcast, which features weekly interviews with top business leaders and successful entrepreneurs. In this episode, we discuss: Ellen graduated from college, debt-free by following Dave Ramsey’s mentoring, and this helped her to open her thoughts to entrepreneurship and what was possible. Each new level of your business and growth can require different mentors to level up and grow. Ellen transferred college twice and quit her corporate job without a backup plan. Being open to possibilities and connections can lead you to places you can never plan or imagine. 2020 has taught us to stay open to so many possibilities as we cannot control or predict what is coming next. Sometimes it can actually be a time of massive growth. Business, media, and visibility are all about relationships. You never know where one opportunity can lead, and that is an opportunity without a hidden agenda. Connect with Ellen Instagram: https://instagram.com/missellenyin Instagram: https://instagram.com/cubicletoceo Podcast: Cubicle to CEO https://cubicletoceo.buzzsprout.com Website: https://www.ellenyin.com Email : hello@ellenyin.com Free Masterclass: https://www.ellenyin.com/class Marsha Vanwynsberghe — Author, Speaker, and Life Coach Marsha is the 6-time Bestselling Author of “When She Stopped Asking Why”. She shares her lessons as a parent who dealt with teen substance abuse far past the level of normal experimentation. Through her programs, coaching, and live events for women, Marsha is on a mission to teach you how to “Own Your Choices” in your own life. She teaches women how to own their stories, lead themselves and pay it forward to others by creating businesses that serve, support and impact others.
In todays podcast, we touch on what it means to back up or discount our own desires, needs and wants in order to keep the peace. Where does this constant backing up come from and how we can start to get ourselves out of it. Living a life of constantly discounting ourselves to allow others to feel good leads to a self-loathing and victum role instead of loving ourselves AND loving others. We end up taking a backseat in order to look like a "good girl" or "nice guy" instead of understanding that the second greatest commandment and applying it to our lives; "love your nightbor AS YOU LOVE YOURSELF!" (emphasis mine!) Let's take a look at how we can learn to recognize this twisted up behavior and learn to love ourselves SO THAT we can love others as well! Mentioned within the podcast is the book Boundries by Dr's John Townsend and Henery Cloud. Be sure to get your Audibles Credit and your Book now! Here's your link: https://amzn.to/3mpnkpJ Other ways to connect with Pamela DeVrou Smith YouTube: http://bit.ly/PamelasYT Instagram: http://bit.ly/37OQabP Facebook: http://bit.ly/PamelaDeVrouSmith Sources: 1.) Her Campus at Utah, https://www.hercampus.com/school/utah/being-nice-girl-will-get-you-nowhere, by Tracy Shane, Feb 22, 2016 2.) Puckermob.com, https://www.puckermob.com/lifestyle/6-differences-between-being-a-people-pleaser-and-being-compassionate, by Joe Oliveto --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pameladevrousmith/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pameladevrousmith/support
I am Ampai (pronounced Um-Pie). In my time at Queen's University studying Kinesiology, I founded or co-founded three businesses, Step Above Stigma, The Glass Slipper Organization, and Lifted (profit and non-profit) that now thrive across Canada, won the Agnes Benidickson Tricolour Award, the highest award that can be given to a student for service at Queen's, and was named one of the Top 22 Under 22 Most Inspirational College Women by Her Campus.
This week we had the absolute pleasure of interviewing Johanna Sien, Camy Totah, and Shiv Simran from Studio 1015 and Her Campus at SJSU!! We got to learn about their amazing new thrift store and their awesome magazine, while also throwing in some Playboi Carti trivia! Make sure to follow them on IG @studio1015_ @hercampussjsu @thejohannasien @camytotah and @shivamsimran !!!
Ellen Yin is the founder of Cubicle to CEO, an online membership teaching service providers how to monetize their skills and use a step by step client attraction system to create their first $10K month - without a large audience or complicated marketing strategies. Through her social media agency, Ellen Yin Media LLC, Ellen has worked with multi-million dollar brands, Fortune 500 executives, and best-selling authors. She has been featured on MTV and in publications like Glamour magazine, The Penny Hoarder, Women's Health, and Her Campus. Ellen is also the host of the award-winning Cubicle to CEO Podcast, which features weekly interviews with top business leaders and successful entrepreneurs. In this episode Ellen talks about creating 10k months without a large audience, being a marketing minimalist and her experience with growing a sustainable business. Links Mentioned: Website: https://www.ellenyin.com Instagram: @missellenyin Want to transition to a profit focused schedule without long nights, unnecessary task switching and never ending to do lists? head to www.withhannahmurphy.com/free for a free training ->
Ellen Yin is the founder of Cubicle to CEO, an online membership teaching service providers how to monetize their skills and use a step by step client attraction system to create their first $10K month - without a large audience or complicated marketing strategies. Through her social media agency, Ellen Yin Media LLC, Ellen has worked with multi-million dollar brands, Fortune 500 executives, and best-selling authors. She has been featured on MTV and in publications like Glamour magazine, The Penny Hoarder, Women's Health, and Her Campus. Ellen is also the host of the award-winning Cubicle to CEO Podcast, which features weekly interviews with top business leaders and successful entrepreneurs. In this episode Ellen talks about creating 10k months without a large audience, being a marketing minimalist and her experience with growing a sustainable business. Links Mentioned: Website: https://www.ellenyin.com Instagram: @missellenyin Want to transition to a profit focused schedule without long nights, unnecessary task switching and never ending to do lists? head to www.withhannahmurphy.com/free for a free training ->
Are you service provider struggling to make make 10k a month? Our guest today, Ellen Yin, is here to share her best tips on how to consistently attract your ideal clients without complicated marketing strategies. Ellen Yin is the founder of Cubicle to CEO, an online membership teaching service providers how to monetize their skills and attract consistent clients to create their first $10K month - without a large audience or complicated marketing strategies. Through her social media agency, Ellen Yin Media LLC, Ellen has worked with multi-million dollar brands, Fortune 500 executives, and best-selling authors. She has been featured on MTV and in publications like Glamour magazine, The Penny Hoarder, Women’s Health, and Her Campus. Ellen is also the host of the award-winning Cubicle to CEO Podcast, which features weekly interviews with top business leaders and successful entrepreneurs. In this episode we cover the foundation of selling and closing clients, how to turn strangers into your ideal clients, and how to stop creating tons of content and start intentionally creating evergreen content that speaks to your client. Thanks for spending time with us today! Head over to the show notes for the links and resources mentioned in today's show. Let us know what your takeaways were by tagging Ellen (@missellenyin) and myself (@TheStrategiste) on instagram! Talk with you there. SHOW NOTES: www.thestrategiste.com/episode35
On this special episode of The Internship Show we talk with Windsor Western, Co-Founder, Publisher and President of Her Campus Media. Her Campus is the #1 media site for college women, written entirely by the world's top college journalists. Windsor shares all the different ways college students can work with Her Campus while in school, her perspective on the importance of an internship and announces their first #ImStillGraduating virtual, live graduation ceremony for 2020 graduating Seniors. You do not want to miss learning about Her Campus Media, their brands and how they are stepping up to the plate and giving 2020 graduating Seniors the biggest and best virtual commencement in the country. This episode was brought to you by Scholars. Scholars matches college students and employers for internships and entry-level jobs based on skills, experiences, and interests. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Spotify Subscribe on Google Podcasts Listen to past episodes here! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Shawn Engel of Witchy Wisdoms reads tarot for Hoboken and Jersey City — and Danielle Tullo of HerCampus shares her top Galentine's Day party tips. The post 22 | A Tarot Reading for Hoboken + Jersey City with Witchy Wisdoms appeared first on Hoboken Girl.
AJ is the founder of Blademy, an online learning community that prepares black millennials for in-demand careers in tech, design, finance, and entrepreneurship. He is also the Digital Program Manager at Chevron, where he leads a team of Software Engineers, Designers, and Data Scientists on a journey of digital transformation. A trained Engineer and Entrepreneur, AJ has managed to navigate solving global energy problems, thriving on Wall Street, and building digital technologies at some of the largest global corporations, including Goldman Sachs, ExxonMobil, and BP. As a speaker and moderator, AJ has presented at Linkedin, University of Houston, and South By Southwest—one of the largest tech & media conferences in the world. AJ has also been featured by Google, Parameters Magazine, Cullen College of Engineering, Noire TV, Society x Tech, Her Campus, The 234 Project, and many others. AJ is a graduate of the Summer Venture in Management Program at Harvard Business School. He has also been recognized as a Top 20 Young African Rising Star, Forbes 30 Under 30 Scholar, and the Face of Nigeria, among others. Connect with AJ: Personal: https://ayoolajohn.com Blademy: https://blademy.com Twitter: https://www.instagram.com/ayoolajohn_/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ayoolajohn_/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ayoolaj/ Connect with Grace: If you like this episode, please leave a rating and review on iTunes. Stay in touch with Grace on twitter/Linkedin @gracemacjones and follow the show @techunlockedpod on twitter and @techunlocked on Instagram. Use the hashtag #Techunlockedpodcast. Have a tech-related question? Shoot me an email techunlockedpod@gmail.com :) Resources for learning how to code: Edx Coursera Udemy Codecademy Codenewbie Treehouse
Content warning: This podcast episode discusses sexual violence and interpersonal abuse. Wyatt Foster and Abby Henry dissect the differences between healthy, unhealthy, and abusive relationships with AU’s Sexual Assault Prevention Coordinator Valerie Tovar. With stats and facts, they dive into how to self-evaluate the quality of your relationships. For more information on AU’s victim advocacy services, visit shorturl.at/cesZ9. This podcast was brought to you by Her Campus at American. This episodes features contributions from Katie Malone, Abby Henry, Wyatt Foster, Molly Molloy, Zoe Goodman and Maggie Schutte. MissEducation will be back next semester. Follow Her Campus at American (@HerCampusAU) on social media for updates.
Maggie Schutte and Molly Molloy chat about the ethics behind your fast fashion jeans. Sharing facts and opening up a conversation on the global textile industry, Molly talks with Elisabeth Huijskens, co-founder of Trades of Hope, about how we can buy responsibly. Trades of Hope markets artisan products and ensure that the creators receive the respect and compensation they deserve. Find out more at MyTradesofHope.com. This podcast was brought to you by Her Campus at American. This episodes features contributions from Katie Malone, Molly Molloy, Maggie Schutte, Abby Henry, Wyatt Foster and Zoe Goodman.
Content warning: This podcast episode discusses sexual violence, police brutality, and human trafficking. Abby Henry and Wyatt Foster talk about the effort to decriminalize sex work in the District, give an overview the recent decriminalization hearing, and expel sex work myths and stereotypes. Abby also chats with Eteng at DECRIMNOW, a campaign and movement to decriminalize sex work and promote the well-being and safety of people in the sex trade. Find out more at DECRIMNOW.org. Read @SinnamonLove’s Twitter thread here shorturl.at/EFT23. This podcast was brought to you by Her Campus at American. This episodes features contributions from Katie Malone, Abby Henry, Wyatt Foster, Molly Molloy, Zoe Goodman and Mei Tomko.
In this episode, Maggie Schutte and Molly Molloy Interview Ala Alaeddin from UnPink to learn more about the pink tax and how everyone can get involved In the fight against the unnecessary taxation of traditionally feminine products. UnPink is an organization that educates men on the impact of the pink tax while supporting people subject to it to one day achieve a world with no pink tax. Find out more at UnPink.org. This podcast was brought to you by Her Campus at American. This episodes features contributions from Katie Malone, Abby Henry, Maggie Schutte, Molly Molloy, Wyatt Foster, Zoe Goodman and Isabelle Iguchi.
Welcome back to MissEducation! Molly, Wyatt and Abby are diving into some of the topics we plan to chat about this semester, catching up on what happened at the climate march and discussing the possibility of a new AU sports center. Finally, they’ll share the names of some of the women that they look up to. This podcast was brought to you by Her Campus at American. This episodes features contributions from Katie Malone, Abby Henry, Molly Molloy, Wyatt Foster, Zoe Goodman and Naomi Greengold.
We are changing up the outline of this episode. From reading an article by Her Campus, an interview with the host of Crime Junkie ( https://www.hercampus.com/money-career/how-she-got-there/podcast-industry-advice) , I looked into what this podcast really was. This episode we are covering: the H2O trend on Tok Tok, my thoughts on Tarantino's Once Upon A Time ... In Hollywood, Hannah Meloche's Wildflower case, and Instabeach - from The Atlantic article ( https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/07/where-everyones-an-influencer/595213/ ). The trending topic of the week is discussing how the numbers of Instagram work from the news that Instagram has sent out test groups with the number of likes hidden.
Lou sits down with hip-hop beats producer Dylan Conners (H Y P Y K Y T Y) and fellow writer Julitza Zapata Gomez (Former staff writer: HerCampus.com/school/stonybrook) to discuss... well... pretty much everything from the changing ethics and styles of pro wrestling to the upcoming election to everything in between! It's the most un-internet related episode, yet in a way, it's the most internet related episode as well. TUNE IN, GOOGAHS!
Stephanie Kaplan Lewis is the co-founder, CEO, and Editor-in-Chief of Her Campus Media, the number one media brand for college women, which she co-founded in 2009 as an undergraduate at Harvard. Stephanie and Her Campus have a great story, and it’s one that we’re so happy to share on this podcast because it is truly a case of the dorm room being the boardroom – at least, at first. We learn how these three undergrads started a media empire from their dorm rooms, how Her Campus is giving college students the opportunity to get work experience today, and why you – yes, YOU – should stop waiting and start that thing while you’re still in college. For more information, visit: http://Brandeis.edu Resources: Learn more at HerCampus.com Apply for a job at HerCampusmedia.com/careers Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/HerCampus/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HerCampusMagazine Twitter: https://twitter.com/HerCampus From the Dorm Room to the Boardroom is produced by Crate Media
On the second edition of Hofstra Club Profiles, Adam Castar sits down with HerCampus Hofstra co-presidents Sarah Hanlon and Abby Strusowski to talk about their club and its impact on campus. HerCampus is an online magazine written by and for college women. For more, keep it locked into Required Radio at requiredradio.com. You can check out all of HerCampus's articles here: https://www.hercampus.com/school/hofstra Music from https://filmmusic.io: "Werq" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) Licence: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
In This Episode You Will Learn About: How Olivia and I connected Where the name, VINA, came from + why it was created How Hey! VINA works Standing up for herself The importance of human connection The obstacle that Olivia is currently facing Fears around loneliness Turning envy into admiration Seeking out specific friend groups Lady bragging + why it’s important The problems of privilege project that Olivia uses Olivia and I share our lady brags Resources: Learn more: heyvina.com ; ladybrag.com ; vinazine.com Instagram: @heyoliviajune ; @vinazine Download: Hey! VINA Read: 4,000 Questions For Getting To Know Anyone ; 36 Questions For Falling In Love Check out: The Bliss Project March 2019 Fast Foundations Mastermind Show Notes If my message and book had a sister, she would absolutely be today’s guest! I am thrilled to share today’s episode with guest Olivia June, the founder and CEO of fried-finding app, Hey! VINA. Olivia is also the editor in chief of VINAZINE, and the brains behind LadyBrag.com, and her work has been featured in hundreds of popular media outlets. In her free time, Olivia volunteers as a mentor, empowering and inspiring young women in foster care. This episode will leave you feeling SO inspired and SO ready to connect with new people, I just can’t wait for you to give it a listen! Question Highlights: What is the story behind VINA? What have you noticed in your life, through connection, how it’s affected this past year for you? What is your biggest obstacle, and how are you going at it? When you are looking for your life to go in a specific direction, do you seek out those types of people? What do you think are some of the top blocks for women when it comes to connecting with other women? Olivia June is the founder + CEO of Hey! VINA, the friend-finding app for women that connects, celebrates, and empowers women by helping them build their tribe, one right swipe at a time! Launched in 2016, Hey! VINA has connected millions of women in 158 countries and is backed by Greylock, Tinder and NEA. Often referred to as the "Tinder for (girl) friends," Hey! VINA was named as a Best of 2017 by the App Store. Olivia is also the editor in chief of VINAZINE, a media outlet with stories and advice from and for women of the VINA community. In addition, she's the brains behind the LadyBrag.com platform, which encourages women to share their accomplishments. A little background on Olivia's impressive career: She was the co-founder of the San Francisco wine events club, Ladies Who Vino, a community that's connected thousands of professional women over a glass of wine, and she spent and she spent six years in leadership of SparkSF, the largest philanthropic network of millennials investing in grassroots women’s organizations. Prior to dedicating herself full-time to empowering women around the world, she led community development at RocketSpace, held a marketing leadership position at General Assembly, and worked on the first American Bitcoin exchange, Tradehill. In her free time, she volunteers as a mentor to young women in the foster care system. Olivia and her work have been featured in hundreds of media outlets including, ELLE, Cosmopolitan, Wired, The Atlantic, The Guardian, Paper Magazine, Glamour, Marie Claire, The Tyra Show, The Doctors, Fox News, Fast Company, Grazia, The Guardian, Refinery 29, HerCampus, Thrive Global, Vice, and many more Follow me on social media @LoriHarder on Instagram and Lori Harder on Facebook
Jessica Harrington (@jessieleigh_h) is an editorial assistant at SheFinds.com - an online publication focused on affordable fashion & beauty shopping guides. In this episode she talks about how she landed a job in NYC straight out-of-college, why being a HerCampus.com writer helped her stand out and answers the question - are influencers taking away editor’s job?
Welcome to the Process Hacker News, your weekly roundup of useful news and updates from Process Hackers who have been guests on Hack the Process with M. David Green. This week we’ve got personalized marketing, fear of failure, sharp iron, and more. For all the links or to watch the video, check out the show notes at http://www.hacktheprocess.com/2018-10-16-process-hacker-news-personalized-marketing-fear-of-failure-sharp-iron-and-more/ Enjoy! Events If you’re looking for more information about integrative thinking, Jennifer Riel, co-author of Creating Great Choices, will be speaking at TEDxToronto on October 26. Changemakers: NYC speaker series will feature Steve Goldbach and other executives on October 19 discussing dynamic entrepreneurship and disruptive intrapreneurship. Community Brennan Dunn, co-founder of the RightMessage website personalization service, has just launched the Personalization Marketing Mastermind with RightMessage where folks can share ideas and learn about personalization marketing strategies. Media Fear of failure can hold us back from even trying. Listen as Byron Morrison inspires you to move forward in his latest vlog on The Freedom Mindset Show. In the latest episode of Kate Swoboda’s podcast, Kate announced she’s coming out with a new book: The Gift of Coaching! Tune in to the episode to discover what’s in store and how the book came about. Marisa Murgatroyd, referenced by Nicole Holland, talks about online courses and her career shift on In the Trenches Podcast with Tom Morkes. Writing Culture Amp’s list of 21 diversity and inclusion influencers just came out, and it includes Hack the Process guest Michelle Kim. Congratulations to Sasha Ariel Alston for being chosen as an honoree in Her Campus’s 22 most inspiring college women under 22! Engineering managers, be sure to check out Ron Lichty‘s thoughts about a programmer’s motivation in his recent interview for Plusplus. Recommended Resources Tickets for the upcoming Success Squared event in Australia with Gary Vaynerchuk are sold out, but folks willing to drop by Las Vegas can catch him at the National Achievers Congress Conference on November 26. Hack the Process guests who were influenced by Gary include Malek Banoun and Tara Hunt. Iron Sharpens Iron is a life-transforming men’s mastermind led by Aaron Walker, whose previous mastermind Engel Jones was a part of. Check out a video of Iron Sharpens Iron’s past events to see what goes on and find out if it might be right for you. Thanks for checking out this Process Hacker News update from Hack the Process. If you liked what you saw, please leave a comment to let us know what processes you’re hacking.
Let’s talk about media, college, and the entrepreneur. When you hear college, media, and startup, you probably think of Facebook. Well, today’s special guest is also a Harvard startup alum who shook up the world of college media catering specifically to female students. She was in her senior year at Harvard when she co-founded and launched HerCampus.com Stephanie Kaplan Lewis is the CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Her Campus. Her Campus is the #1 New Media brand for female college students, and a 360 degree college marketing agency. Her Campus reaches over 35 million users monthly across the Her Campus media network, and Her Campus marketing clients include H&M, Ikea, Vera Bradley, and many, many more. Join us for a fantastic discussion on calculated risks, first time challenges, and startup success! Stay tuned to learn more about Stephanie’s journey, the Her Campus community, and going from being a full-time student to a full-time CEO. In This Episode Stephanie’s Story and Her Campus Launching a Startup Backup Plans and Calculated Risks Challenges Working Relationships Quotes in This Episode “I think there's always a question of whether entrepreneurs are kind of risk averse or risk loving or somewhere in the middle. And for us, no question that pursuing our own business was more risky than going a very traditional path.” —Stephanie Kaplan Lewis “I think there are a lot of benefits to being a young first time entrepreneur, but there are also just so many gaps that you have in terms of pure knowledge and skills and it's really helpful to have mentors and advisors that you can lean on to help fill in those holes.” —Stephanie Kaplan Lewis “I think vacation is a relative term when it's your own business. So, we're never truly unplugged.” —Stephanie Kaplan Lewis “We were college students coming out of a liberal arts undergraduate, and we had never worked full time in the real world. And, we've completely bootstrapped the company, as well. So, we've opted not to raise money, and we've funded it entirely through our revenues, and we've been profitable since we launched.” —Stephanie Kaplan Lewis “I really never growing up saw myself as someone in business, let alone as an entrepreneur. I always thought I was going to be a writer or an editor or a journalist when I grew up. So it's been really interesting to see I guess the evolution of what I'm interested in and what I find fulfilling and meaningful to do in my work day to day.” —Stephanie Kaplan Lewis “ And I think there's a big misconception out there that you're going to have this overnight success, and you're going to go from nothing to this huge company so fast. And then you're going to sell your business for tons of money or whatever it may be. But really, it's a really long road. It's really hard work. It's sprinkled with some really fun, exciting times, no question. But most of the time you are just slogging through for what feels like an endless stretch of time.” —Stephanie Kaplan Lewis Resources Stephanie’s LinkedIn and Twitter Her Campus Website Stephanie’s Book: The Her Campus Guide to College Life
Ann Shoket is an editor-in-chief/senior media exec who has had the privilege of bringing two major young women’s publications to number one across every platform. She's the author of The Big Life: Embrace the Mess, Work Your Side Hustle, Find a Monumental Relationship, and Become the Badass Babe You Were Meant to Be. She's the biggest cheerleader for millennial women, as you can hear from her TED talk "Why We Should All Be More Millennial". As editor-in-chief of Seventeen for the better part of a decade, she was able to lead editorial that was authentic to young women’s evolving values, and pushed the boundaries of digital, print and cross-platform content. At CosmoGIRL, she was part of the launch team that broke new territory by talking about the complex, emotional terrain of young women’s lives. She has been named one of the “Most Powerful US Fashion Magazine Editors” by Forbes. With her book, The Big Life, and the Badass Babes community, she continues working to shape the national conversation about the power of millennial women. She's been a speaker for the Yale Women’s Leadership Initiative, New York Women in Communications, Step Up, S.H.E. Summit, Matrix Awards, Her Campus, Rent the Runway and Levo League. She speaks on topics such as women’s leadership and success, young women finding their power and the transformations in the media industry. She has also appeared on Good Morning America, Today, The Oprah Winfrey Show, The View, CNN, Access Hollywood, and E! News (and to boot, she was a guest judge for four seasons on America’s Next Top Model).
On this week's episode of the Blogged Podcast, we sit down with Stephanie Lewis to talk about her journey in founding HerCampus and the InfluenceHer collective. She shares insight into her journey as a young entrepreneur, some tips she's learned along the way and some ways young influencers can set themselves up for a successful […] The post 012: The Importance of Community for Bloggers + Thinking Long-term with HerCampus & InfluenceHer Co-Founder Stephanie Lewis appeared first on MY HAUTE SOCIETY.
On this episode we talk to writer and editor Judith Ohikuare about Writing for a living and how she uses her writing to help people manage their life better. Judith Ohikuare is a writer and editor focusing on business, careers, technology, and finance. A graduate of Washington University in St. Louis With a B.A., English, Spanish, Creative Writing. Judith has worked with many prominent brands such as Fast Company, Inc magazine, Seventeen Magazine, Marie Claire, Her Campus and she is the former Associate Editor at Cosmopolitan Magazine, currently the Work & Money writer Refinery29. Workshop leader at NYWriters. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-ash-cash-show/support
Startup Boston Podcast: Entrepreneurs | Investors | Influencers | Founders
Annie Wang is co-founder, Chief Product Officer, and Creative Director at Her Campus. Annie co-founded Her Campus at Harvard University after she and her co-founders saw the potential of bringing a women’s college-focused lifestyle and fashion magazine online. Today, Her Campus has over 10,000 contributors and over 320 campus chapters. Annie has been named to Inc.’s 30 Under 30, BusinessWeek’s Top 25 Under 25, and Forbes’ All-Star Student Entrepreneurs. She has served as a National Women’s Health Week Ambassador, McDonald’s Education Workshop tour speaker, and MassChallenge alumna in residence. In this episode, Annie talks about: How the way people are consuming content affects design choices and content being published How they have been able to run HerCampus profitably since day one Biggest lessons taken away from MassChallenge Links from today’s episode: Annie Wang on Instagram Annie Wang on Twiter Her Campus Her Conference College Fashion Week Drupal VentureApp Meldium YouCanBook.Me LevelUp Smashing Magazine The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t stop Talking Disrupted: My Misadventure in the Start-Up Bubble If you liked this episode: Follow the podcast on Twitter Subscribe on iTunes or your podcast app and write a review Get in touch with feedback, ideas, or to say hi: nic {AT} startupbostonpodcast [DOT] com Music by: Broke For Free
Today co-founder of Fifty 2 Creative and the Brand Boost Podcast, Vincenzo Landino launch the first weekly Marketing Update episode. The weekly Marketing Update will take some of the top headlines from the week, and deliver them to you with some commentary from Vincenzo and a weekly guest. This weeks' guest host is Alexa Rose Carlin. Here are this weeks stories: New data from Criteo shows Cyber Monday is now part of a continuum of online demand rather than the pinnacle of e-commerce holiday sales. Facebook has released an app for iPhone owners called Notify that gathers news and entertainment stories into one regularly updated feed. Cult brand, Nutella, squashing the market despite smaller ad spend. About Alexa Rose Carlin: Alexa Carlin is an entrepreneur, speaker, certified health coach and activist. She started her first business at the age of 17, designing jewelry for the L.A. based fashion company, OmniPeace, where she donated 15% of sales to help build schools in Africa. Alexa’s mission is to empower people to love and believe in themselves so they can accomplish their dreams and make a difference in the world. Alexa is the Founder of the non-profit movement, Hello Perfect. She has been featured on the Oprah Winfrey Network and in the Huffington Post, Talking Good, Mashable, The Cut, Lydia Magazine, Beutiful Magazine, and Her Campus among others. She is a Board Certified Holistic Health Practitioner. After almost losing her life to sepsis in January 2013, Alexa is committed to helping others heal themselves through nutrition and the mind. Alexa graduated from the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Arts in business administration and minors in mass communications and entrepreneurship. About Vincenzo Landino: Vincenzo Landino is a brand correspondent, speaker, live streaming strategist and CMO of Fifty 2 Creative. He has worked with brands such as, Applebee’s, Barilla Pasta, Cinnabon, SocialFresh and more! About Cody Stevenson: Cody Stevenson is a outdoor adventure enthusiast, Entrepreneur, and CEO of Fifty 2 Creative. He has built successful companies, consulted on world record projects, and served as a United States Marine. Big thanks to the Brand Boost Voice Over Artist, Rachel Creveling. Rachel owns Belle Strategies, a social media marketing company specializing in turning followers into customers. She has been providing voice over talent for 6 years and has recorded for TV, Radio and Podcasts. Find her at www.bellestrategies.com. Enjoy the podcast? Give us a rating or a review on iTunes!
In episode 19- we are joined by Alexa Carlin of Hello Perfect. Alexa Carlin is a Motivational Speaker, Author, Periscope Broadcaster, and Founder of the non-profit movement Hello Perfect®. Alexa started her first business at the age of 17, designing jewelry for the L.A. based fashion company, OmniPeace, where she donated 15% of sales to help build schools in Africa. Alexa’s mission is to empower people to love and believe in themselves so they can accomplish their dreams and make a difference in the world. Her non-profit, Hello Perfect® works to build self-esteem in girls and women by focusing on the health of their mind, body, and spirit. The Hello Perfect movement has become a worldwide movement gaining support from celebrities such as Mark Cuban, Shaquille O’Neal, Marc Jacobs, Steve Madden, Michael Kors, and many others. Alexa has been featured on the Oprah Winfrey Network and in the Huffington Post, Talking Good, Mashable, The Cut, Lydia Magazine, Beutiful Magazine, and Her Campus among others. She is a Board Certified Holistic Health Practitioner. After almost losing her life to sepsis in January 2013, Alexa is committed to helping others heal themselves through nutrition and the mind. She is a well-known broadcaster on the Periscope app and will be a featured speaker at the first Periscope Summit. Through this app she has built an engaged following called the “Good Vibe Tribe” and has received over 6.7 million hearts. Alexa graduated from the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Arts in business administration and minors in mass communications and entrepreneurship.
The Pubcast - Interviews with online publishing professionals
Megan Shuffleton chats with Quinn Cohane, Product Manager at Her Campus Media, about the career path that led her to Her Campus; online publications and the technical side of the online publishing industry; and how Her Campus uses such tools as Drupal, Pantheon, GitHub, a knowledge base (KB), and more. This interview was recorded on April 2, 2015.
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