Podcast appearances and mentions of kayley reed

After spending eight years working in the creator economy, Kayley Reed realized the gaps she was working around wouldn't go away on their own. That's when she decided it was time to build a solution and began working on norm., a unique tech resource for influencers. In this episode, we catch up with Kayley about how the needs of the creator economy have been drastically changing over the last few years. We dive into the growth her influencer marketing agency, Hermana, has seen, how brand partnerships have changed, the best social platforms to grow on today and what influencers and brands can expect from her new company, norm. As someone who has worked on every side of influencer marketing, Kayley is extremely knowledgeable on what it takes to turn content into profit for both creators and businesses.Shop Waves Social merch: https://www.wavessocialpodcast.com/merch Show Notes:We're celebrating Arcade Studios' 4th birthday! Reminiscing up on some of the big changes we've made over the years. Catching up with Kayley and the growth of her influencer marketing agency, Hermana. What has the transition from acting as an agent to managing a team and starting a tech company been like for Kayley?How to let go of the tasks you love to do as you grow your business and move into a management role. How has the relationship between brands and influencers changed over the last few years?Exploring the new ways content creators are monetizing their platforms. The different services Hermana offers that makes them stand out from a traditional talent management company.How can up and coming creators get noticed by agencies?How important is it to define a niche with your content?Is TikTok still the place to go for quick growth? How to run a brand page on TikTok. Should every brand be on TikTok?Discussing the major pain points Kayley has seen in her 8+ years in the creator economy. How is she working to solve problems influencers face?What is norm. and what problems does it solve?What are some future plans for norm.?What has raising venture capital been like?How has Kayley kept Hermana going while building norm.?The best career advice Kayley's been given. Finally, who is Kayley seeing make waves online?Discussed in this episode:Kayley's Instagram: @kayley.e.rKayley's TikTok: @itsactuallykayleyNorm.ai: https://www.itsnorm.ai/ Hermana Agency: https://www.hermanaagency.com/ Karly's Instagram: @yourgirlkarlyWaves Social with Mike (@mmmiiike) and Mitzi (@mmmitzi). For more from Arcade, follow us on Instagram and TikTok @helloarcade. https://www.arcadearcade.ca/

#123 Kayley Reed is the founder of Hermana Agency, an influencer marketing agency and a content creator. In this episode, we talk about personal branding and influencer marketing. Kayley shares her content creation process for Instagram, how she decides which brands to work with and why gifted campaigns can be harmful to the industry as a whole. She talks about her agency, Hermana and how she decides which influencers to manage as well as the misconceptions about influencers working with an agency. Kayley gives her advice for people who want to become influencers or work on improving their online presence. https://www.instagram.com/hermana.agency/ https://www.instagram.com/kayley.e.r/ https://www.hermanaagency.com/

#122 Kayley Reed is the founder of Hermana Agency, an influencer marketing agency and a content creator. In this episode, we talk about all things TikTok. How the platform has changed over the last year, how brands are using it and what influencer marketing looks like on TikTok. She shares how she built her TikTok following of more than 50K followers by really niching down and how to find your own niche by finding something you absolutely love. Kayley walks us through her content creation process and her advice for people wanting to up their game on the platform. https://www.instagram.com/hermana.agency/ https://www.instagram.com/kayley.e.r/ https://www.hermanaagency.com/

In this week's episode, Karly sits down with her friend Kayley to discuss how to work with influencers as a brand! The paid chat about relationship building, where to find influencers to collaborate with, and more. They also talk how to price an influencer campaign and why it's not influencers jobs to ALWAYS sell product. Make sure to check out Kayley on Instagram here & listen to Self Care Sunday every single Sunday! Make sure to tune into Hey Bitches every single Tuesday & Thursday and subscribe on iTunes, Google Play, & Spotify! If you're feeling extra frisky, screenshot this episode and tag @heybitchespodcast on Instagram to be shared on the story. Bye bye bitch!

As part of Mental Illness Awareness week, I had the pleasure of sitting down with creativepreneur, self care advocate and leading voice in the mental health community - Kayley Reed. Kayley is also the host of Self-Care Sunday - a podcast + creative outlet where she explores the relationship between mental health, entrepreneurship, social media, and self-care. In this conversation we learn how to reconnect with our creativity and to use that flow to combat anxiety and burnout. We also chat about...Censoring joyStruggling with an eating disorderSeparating your identity from workThe balance between a creative + analytical brainNavigating creative rutsConsuming vs. CreatingSHOWNOTES | www.pullittogetherpod.com/shownotes/kayley-reed See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's episode, Karly sits down with her friend Kayley to discuss SELF CARE! The pair talk about functional self-care vs emotional self-care, tips and tricks to nurture your mental health, & more! Make sure to check out Kayley on Instagram here & listen to Self Care Sunday every single Sunday! Don't forget! Head to Patreon.com/heybitches and become a patron so you don't miss out on early episodes, merch discounts, exclusive episodes, & more! Make sure to tune into Hey Bitches every single Tuesday & Thursday and subscribe on iTunes, Google Play, & Spotify! If you're feeling extra frisky, screenshot this episode and tag @heybitchespodcast on Instagram to be shared on the story. Bye bye bitch!

For this episode I met with my new friend Kayley Reed - an influencer marketing strategist, entrepreneur, podcaster, content creator and mental-health advocate. Some topics we went over during our conversation were:-Feminism and the importance of having conversations with people on the other side of the isle -Hermana Agency: an agency that is changing the game for female influencers and helping women get paid what they are worth-Kayley speaking about creating space for conversation around men's mental health-Manifestation and The Law of Attraction -How spirituality (specifically tarot cards) can be used as tools to prompt you to go deeper within yourself, reflect and help you to become more self aware -Kayley's self-care non-negotiables -the effect social media can have on our mental health and tips for mindful consumption of social media-Lesson's Kayley has learned as an entrepreneur - there is no such thing as an overnight successAnd of course the Lighting Round Questions:How do you define success?If you were gifted 10 million dollars, what would you do with it?What is one thing that you are grateful for today?For further information, detailed show notes, and to get in contact please visit my website. 

Welcome to the finale of season one and the first time we feature two guests on the show at the same time! Our topic for today’s conversation is influencer marketing, and we are fortunate to have Jay McDonald and Kayley Reed share their thoughts on the subject. Kayley is an influencer marketing strategist, founder of Hermana agency, and host of the Self Care Sunday podcast.

#87 Kayley Reed is the founder of Hermana Agency, an influencer marketing company as well as a micro-influencer. On this episode, we are talking about TikTok - what it is, what to do with it and why it's worth joining as soon as possible. Kayley shares her experience of growing on TikTok, how she creates her videos and why having a content strategy is important for future growth and brand collaborations. https://www.hermanaagency.com/ https://www.instagram.com/kayley.e.r/ https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/self-care-sunday/id1340719015?mt=2 https://vm.tiktok.com/9RHVB7/

Today we’re talking about politics, social media, and self-care. By the time this episode is released, we’ll know the results of the 2019 election, however we recorded it a few days before. I got the inspiration for this episode when I was recording last week’s episode. I was honestly feeling really overwhelmed about providing election commentary because I’ve felt pretty upset about many elements of this campaign. I also felt like spending time on Twitter was adding to the negativity I was feeling. We chat with Kayley Reed, a successful entrepreneur who started her journey as a mental health advocate and co-founder of Wear Your Label. Her journey has led her to a successful business built around influencer marketing. She also hosts a podcast called Self-care Sunday. I wanted to talk to Kayley about how we can practice self-care in a negative political social media environment -- especially people like me who rely on social media as a tool for business. We talk about setting boundaries on social media, the difference between personal and business use, where we both were when we found out Donald Trump was elected, the role social media now plays in politics, and last but not least, some tools we can use to have a better experience on social media, while still being an informed advocate for change.

In episode 8 we meet Kayley Reed – a former start-up founder turned self-care advocate and marketing influencer who shares her story of choosing her health over ‘hustle’. At the age of 20, Kayley co-founded Wear Your Label, a Canadian lifestyle brand that merged fashion & mental health awareness. By the age of 22, the brand was attracting media from across North America, but by the following year of non-stop “hustle”, the experienced left her completely burnt out. During this time, Kayley became a well-known face in mental health advocacy, but behind the scenes, she quietly struggled with her own mental health as the brand grew. In this episode we discuss: The origin story of Wear Your Label The moment Kayley realized it was time to leave the start-up world Experiencing burnout as a mental health advocate   Kayley’s process of discovering her identity outside of entrepreneurship and answering the question ‘Who am I?’ The motivation behind Kayley’s podcast Self-Care Sunday and how it’s different from her previous business ventures The importance of pleasure and joy in adulthood Reflection questions shared in this episode: What role, persona or title have you become known for but wish that you could let go? If you could wipe the slate clean, what do you really want folks to know about you? What do you wish you had more time for in your life? What activities bring you the most joy and how often do you make time for them?  

While it’s tempting to whip out a spreadsheet and forecast the hustle, can we challenge ourselves to think longer-term? Sustaining a freedom lifestyle requires some introspection and it starts with you. .Topics include: Self-care rituals while travelingJournal prompts to reflect on your dayHobbies and non-outcome based activitiesThe commercialization of self-careContext switching and its impact on your energy levelsSustainable self-care Guests include: Alexa Meyer is the Founder and CEO of Orchid - a mental health startup that’s creating a gym for your mind. Alexa hosts Mental Health Pop Ups across North America and is on a mission to help reduce the friction involved with trying out therapy. Kayley Reed is the Host and Producer of the Self-Care Sunday podcast, a series of interviews and personal reflections around mental health, entrepreneurship, social media, and self-care. Kayley launched this series after a three year stint in non-stop startup grind, previously running a retail brand that was helping break the stigma of mental health through fashion. ~Credit - Avant Jazz - Disco Ultralounge by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)Source: incompetech.com/music/royalty-fre…isrc=USUAN1100319Artist: incompetech.com/

Welcome to the show Kayley Reed. Kayley is a freelancer who helps pair up brands and influencers in valuable and authentic collaborations. She spent three years as the CEO of her fashion line start up onluy to realize she didn't want to be in that position. Kayley shares her tips for people thinking about starting a business and why she ultimately left the company that was being featured on websites like People, MTV and HelloGiggles. We chat about all things influencer marketing and what she has learned from being on both sides of a collaboration. She shares her advice for people who want to get into the influencer space and why the algorithm is a good thing. Website: www.kayleyreed.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kayley.e/ Self-care Sunday Website: https://www.selfcaresunday.co/ Self-care Sunday Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/selfcaresunday/ Self-care Sunday podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/self-care-sunday/id1340719015?mt=2

What were you doing at 20? Probably loving life, going to school somewhere and possibly thinking about what you might do after graduation. For my next guest, some of this was definitely true. But she also faced another issue -  she was dealing with her own internal struggle; an eating disorder and she felt like she was all alone. But life can be funny sometimes. You can be put in a situation where you feel like there's no way out, and then you meet another soul who's going through something similar and offers a helping hand. That's exactly what happened when Kyle MacNevin and Kayley Reed met while volunteering at an event in support of mental health. Their friendship expanded into a business relationships after they created a clothing line called Wear Your Label to help end the stigma around mental health and three years later, a ton of hard work and dedication, the company is thriving with multiple partnerships, international press coverage and a slew of loyal supporters. We discuss all the ups and downs of falling into entrepreneurship, how she deals with her own mental health issues, the different organizations they are working with and why a clothing line seemed like a great way to get their messages out to the masses. And so much more. And most importantly, if you are dealing with a mental health issue, just know that you are not alone. Do not suffer in silence- be sure to reach out to someone if you need some help.