Podcast appearances and mentions of katherine mcdermott

Welcome to a bumper series end special, crammed with 23 different listener contributions based on past season prompts; plus a catch up between https://twitter.com/lettybutler (Letty Butler) and http://www.stephenmellor.net/ (Stephen Mellor) and a cheeky new prompt challenge between our two hosts …because revenge is best served minty fresh! If this all sounds like fun; that's because it is! Remember you too can be part of the show, so always feel free to send us in your own ‘prompt responses'. The two unseen special prompts were ‘the last of the toothpaste' and ‘I write because…' This episode features new work by: Rhys Howell, Tabitha Potts, Paul Kenny, Lucy Bell, Signe Maene, Rob Smyth, Dean Sills, Stephen Bentley, Bruce Belanger, Melanie Crawley, Ian Oliver, Amber Phillips,  Katherine McDermott,  Shullie Horsfield-Porter, Edward Higgins, Robert Kingham, Stu Newnham and Alan M Walker. Also why not have a go at the prompts yourself? Send us your own responses at prompetyprompt@gmail.com or via twitter.com/prompetyprompt & instagram.com/prompetyprompt A Cornucopia Radio production Co-created & Produced by Letty Butler and Stephen Mellor Based on an original idea by Stephen Mellor.

In the Autumn of 1980, a young aristocratic Englishman, Michael Telling, was in Sausalito, a city in Marin County, California, across the Golden Gate Strait from San Francisco, USA. He was riding a special edition Harley Davidson motorcycle. A chance meeting with an American couple, Lou and Elsa Zumsteg, their daughter Erika and other friends, whilst out for a motorcycle ride, was to change their lives forever... Thank you for joining us for this second part of our three part #truecrime investigation into the murder of Monika Zumsteg Telling. In this second part, we discuss the troubled marriage between Monika and Michael in the UK. Talking to the police officer Steven Thrift, who had to intervene when Michael's behavior became more violent and who discovered Michael's illegally smuggled guns. We also have voice actress Katherine McDermott reading and performing the words of Christina Percy, who was a very good friend of Monika and saw first-hand the violent behavior that was happening. We also continue our interview with Erika, who sadly tells us about the day she was told the tragic news about her sisters death.

Do you want brands to see the value you bring to the table and by that we mean paid brand deals? Listen to @katherinesmcdermott break down the negotiation process when it comes to brand campaigns, the future predictions of what the influencer industry should be educated on, and how to educate brands about the value you bring to them as a marketing channel. Listen Now! Katherine McDermott is a Public Relations and Influencer Marketing Strategist. She started out her career in public relations by running the marketing department of a multi-million dollar tech startup to working as the Director of Marketing for HGTV’s Property Brothers. Katherine has had the pleasure to work with household name brands, celebrity creators, and more. Now, she is the founder of Kalypso, a new brand deal reporting for influencers, aiming to help creators land more campaigns and build better relationships with brands. Episode Notes: In this episode we are talking about the value you bring to brands, learn to negotiate your worth when it comes to brand campaigns, creating space for micro and nano influencers, and listen to how Katherine's business brand deal reporting is helping educate influencers and creators to build better relationships with brand. Listen Now! Connect with Katherine! Katherine's Instagram Kalypso To stay in touch and receive exclusive content in regards to the podcast, career advice, and more, sign up for the newsletter! And if this episode impacted you make sure you rate & review the podcast to create awareness! Take a screenshot and tag @yessibause & @bauseitup so I can share on my insta story! Make sure to subscribe to the Bause It Up Podcast so you never miss an episode and stay up to date with career advice and marketing insights.

Want your next coffee to be on me? Head to Apple Podcasts and leave a rating and write a review. Each month the Candidly Speaking team will be picking one lucky reviewer to be the "review of the month". You'll get a special shoutout on an episode just like this AND we'll send you a Starbucks gift card. It's that simple. Head on over to apple podcasts and drop your review right now! ------------------------------- Publicist, Influencer Strategists, and Public Relations pro Katherine McDermott (@katherinesmcdermott) to the show. Katherine tells us about what she was like as a child, how her #3 enneagram manifested itself in achieving academically in school, her initial plan in college to become a marine biologist, and then switching gears to public relations. She opens up about struggling to transition from college to real life in her first job post-grad, deciding to quit her corporate job and grow her blog, scoring a job being the director of marketing for HGTV's Property Brothers, and then starting her own business and working for herself. Katherine gets candid and honest about how miserable she was working for herself, despite her success in it, getting a call from her former boss and gleefully jumping back into her corporate job. Katherine shares what she learned from running her own businesses, what she'd do differently if she ever gave it a go again, her advice for those interested in working in PR, and those thinking about working for themselves. We end the show running through some random fire questions. -------------------------- Follow along on instagram: @candidlyspeakingpodcast and @carrie.gillaspie

Written by Neil Arnott The Old Green Vegetables is a comedy featuring two long time drinking buddies Jack and Norman. They meet three or four times a week at their local, the Badger's Crook, somewhere in London, and while away the hours sharing a pint or two and putting the world to rights. Jack is an upright citizen, retired (ex-military) and fastidious about his appearance. Norman on the other hand  is somewhat shambolic, writing a book that never seems to progress and pottering around markets. He is also a conspiracy theorist with a long-hidden secret that, when it comes to light, amazes Jack and sends them both on an adventure which will change their lives forever. Starring: Andrew C. Husband as Gerald D.G Jones as Jack David Swift as Norman  and Katherine McDermott as Rosie Directed by James Steventon and Lauren Sturgess 

With social media more popular than ever, everyone wants to make money from it. Influencer marketing is the hottest new way to bring in some revenue, and lucky for us, PR expert Katherine McDermott is giving us tons of advice on how to be successful as an influencer and find the right brands to partner with. Grab the SHOWNOTES: hayleyluckadoo.net/post/katherine Join the Facebook community: facebook.com/groups/femalesonfireinsiders Follow on Instagram: instagram.com/femalesonfire

PR Strategies to Steal From Influencers and Use in Your Service-Based Business with Katherine McDermott of Slightly Savvy & Swipe Up Podcast Katherine is the founder of Slightly Savvy and the Swipe Up Podcast where she helps influencers work with brands on collaborations of their dreams. Today she's here to share all of her knowledge of working on brand collaborations with us and give us some strategies that we can steal from world of influencers - because let's be honest, who wouldn't want to get paid to talk about the products they love?   Read more and download your permission slip at www.burnoutproofyourbiz.com     KEEP TRACK OF ALL OF YOUR BRAND COLLABORATIONS WITH A CRM THAT DOES ALL THE HEAVY LIFTING. Join me for The COMPLETE Dubsado Workshop where I'll be sharing my exact method for getting clients up and running with Dubsado. At the end of this live full-day workshop you'll be ready accept clients and work with brands with ease. https://www.chelseabfoster.com/thecompletedubsadoworkshop     Connect with Chelsea Instagram: @chelseabfoster  Website: www.chelseabfoster.com The Empowered Boss Lab: www.theempoweredbosslab.com    Connect with Katherine Website: http://www.slightlysavvy.com Instagram: http://www.instagram/com/slightlysavvy Slightly Savvy Summer Camp: http://slightlysavvysummercamp.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chelseabfoster/support

Katherine McDermott is back on the show! I was so excited to talk to her again, because she has so much great advice for freelancers. Before striking out on her own, Katherine managed the brand of an Inc. 500 Fastest Growing Company while landing press in Buzzfeed, Forbes, Good Morning America, among others. She also served as the Director of Marketing and Communications for HGTV's Property Brothers. Katherine now runs Slightly Savvy, an influencer's sneak peek behind the scenes of the PR world, built to deliver the most transparent PR insights to bloggers and influencers who want to transform their blog into a business. Like many others, when Katherine was growing up, she was taught not to talk about religion, money, or politics with others. So most people just feel, from the beginning, that talking about money and pricing is tacky. However, she found that if you never bring it up with clients, you're never going to get paid what you want, and sometimes even end up working for free (or close to it). She wants to change that behavior for freelancers. We talked a lot about negotiation, pricing, when to say no, and other tips and tricks to get you the money you want to be making. “If you're not willing to negotiate, you're 100% not going to get what you want. You're never going to even get close. To get paid what you want, you have to build up to the practice of negotiating as a reflex.” In this episode Katherine talks about: How she learned to talk about money confidently Her strategies for justifying price increases and talking about her fees The benefits that clients receive by working with her and how you can replicate them Main Takeaways If you don't talk about money, you end up avoiding conversations and you end up not getting paid what you want Rely on the actual value that you're providing to justify price increases. Show results and data if you can get them. Be firm on a minimum amount and be upfront about your costs. Just because a client can't afford it doesn't mean that it is a reflection on you as a person. Don't take it personally. Links Slightly Savvy Katherine McDermott on Instagram Katherine on Episode 90 Swipe Up Podcast

Whether you're a PR pro or just starting to think about pitching yourself, there's always more you can be doing to get attention for your brand and products. You don't need an expensive PR firm to help you get visibility for your brand. There are a lot of things you can do yourself to get your name and product out there and in the press. Today on Rebel Boss Ladies episode 013 I'm joined by Katherine McDermott, creator of Slightly Savvy and the podcast Swipe Up, and she's going to share all of her tips and tricks for DIY-ing your PR. Katherine has been working professionally and online in PR for years and she's got a TON of strategies and suggestions to help you get your name and digital product more visibility. You can also read this as a blog post at EdenFried.com/013   //GUEST BIO// Katherine is the creator of the influencer space, Slightly Savvy, which specializes in influencer relations and press + media. Before launching her own business, Katherine was the Director of Marketing + Communications for HGTV's Property Brothers where she managed publicity, influencers, and media. Before that, she managed the brand of an Inc. 500 Fastest Growing Company while landing press in Buzzfeed, Forbes, Good Morning America, and more. Now, she brings that expertise to influencers to help them grow their own profitable businesses.    //LINKS IN THE SHOW// Check out Katherine's website, Slightly Savvy, here - https://slightlysavvy.com/ Follow Katherine on Instagram here Mention - https://mention.com/en/ Muck Rack - https://muckrack.com/  //LET'S CONNECT// Visit the site over at EdenFried.com Instagram| click here to join in on the fun Pinterest | https://www.pinterest.com/bloggerinsights/   //FREE GIFTS// Learn how I made my first ever $1k online and started to build my life of freedom and flexibility - download the ebook here at edenfried.com/case-study Create your first sales funnel with these FREE sales funnel templates: access here at edenfried.com/sales-funnel-worksheet Skyrocket your email list by using these 20 list building methods (free guide): https://edenfried.com/list-building-freebie/ 

In today's episode, we speak with PR Guru and Founder of Slightly Savvy, Katherine McDermott. She dives into the perfect PR plan you want to have for yourself as a blogger, influencer, or entrepreneur. We learned that public relations is always free (or earned), and advertising always costs. How you can figure out your own branding, then the audience, and then figuring out where you need to be to be seen effectively.         She encourages us to go beyond the status quo and take those crazy opportunities that scare you. Because those are the ones that are going to help you grow and most likely be the most fulfilling. And reminds us that there isn't always a roadmap or just one path that leads us exactly where we are meant to be. In This Episode You Will Learn: Figuring out your audience The perfect PR plan    How to find your niche as an influencer   The difference between PR and advertising     Related BSQ Podcasts: How to Find your Freelance Niche Instagram Influencer 101 with Rachel Holtin How to Become a Heart-Centered Online Influencer with Allison Ramsey     Connect with Katherine McDermott: Website: https://slightlysavvy.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/slightlysavvy/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/slightlysavvypr Web Page: http://avanimiriyala.com/   Check out my website at http://avanimiriyala.com. Follow me on social media @AvaniMiriyala – can't wait to hang out with you there!  

Monica chats with Katherine McDermott of the Swipe Up podcast. Inside the episode: • The first thing to consider before starting a blog • Where to find the inspiration for quality content creation • Why you can effectively reach out to brands with a small audience • Where the influencer space is heading • Why you need to start building an audience on YouTube Connect with Katherine Instagram:@slightlysavvy Website:http://Slightlysavvy.com Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/swipe-up/id1419785105?mt=2 Connect with Monica Instagram:@monicawoodhams Blog:http://monicawoohdams.com Sports Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/how-to-pretend-to-like-sports/id1436654039?mt=2  

You most likely have heard of influencer marketing, but have you heard of micro-influencer marketing?  Would you like to learn how to locate micro-influencers and discover how to create a win-win relationship with them that can be massively rewarding for your business?  Today on the podcast, I'm joined by Katherine McDermott of Slightly Savvy, an Influencer Marketing PR Firm. Katherine and I dig into the difference between influencer marketing and micro-influencer marketing, we give you some of the best strategies and tactics in working with micro-influencers, and Katherine explains why micro-influencers can be more cost-prohibitive and more impactful than a traditional influencer with hundreds of thousands of followers. We also give you some of the common red-flags and warnings you should look out for when working with influencers.  Let's do this!

On this week's episode of the Blogged Podcast, we're talking with Katherine McDermott about tips for pitching and negotiating with brands on blog collaborations, some ways you can stand out to brands before, during, and after campaigns, and some insider tips for mastering PR as a blogger. Katherine is the creator of the blog + […] The post 007: PR Insider Tips for Blog Collabs & Pitching Brands with Katherine of Slightly Savvy appeared first on MY HAUTE SOCIETY.