Podcast appearances and mentions of robyn young

In this episode of Jar of Genius, host Russ Perry is joined by Robyn Young, CEO, Founder, and Strategist at Young & Co. Creative Partner. Together, they share insights on how to build a 'sticky brand,' why your brand is your greatest asset, and the art of storytelling and lasting impact.

Welcome back, book lovers! In this episode, we had the pleasure of sitting down with the talented author, Erin Young, to delve into the captivating world of her debut thriller, "THE FIELDS." From discussing Erin's illustrious career as Robyn Young, a renowned historical novelist with eight bestselling novels under her belt, to exploring the immense success of "THE FIELDS" and its upcoming television adaptation by the producers of acclaimed shows like Big Little Lies and City on a Hill, this interview is a must-watch for any fan of suspenseful storytelling.But that's not all—our conversation with Erin went beyond the page as she generously shared invaluable writing tips and advice. From self-editing techniques to staying motivated during the writing process, Erin provided an insider's look into her creative journey. Whether you're an aspiring writer or simply a lover of thrilling tales, there's something for everyone in this enlightening discussion.So, grab your favorite reading spot and join us as we uncover the secrets of suspense with the one and only Erin Young. Don't forget to hit subscribe for more captivating author interviews and literary insights!Check out Erins website here: https://erinyoungauthor.com/Buy ORIGINAL SINS here: https://amzn.to/3JjLpf4#Erinyoung #RobinYong #TheFields #BretherenHey! We have spent 3 years using StreamYard. You can see how much we love its features, and how we can make it look great for live streaming. We are huge fans and they are constantly improving their service. Check it out with our link and we could earn from referrals!https://streamyard.com/pal/d/4835638006775808Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-writing-community-chat-show--5445493/support.

Dr. Robyn Young, a 2012 graduate of Touro University California's College of Osteopathic Medicine who practices in the Orlando, Florida, area, shares her experiences while at Touro – to include a particularly challenging time academically – and how those experiences helped to shape her into the physician she is today.

This week my guest Erin Young and I peel back the curtain on the publishing world's highs and lows, sharing the tenacity required to navigate rejection and the emotional fortitude to absorb critiques even after topping the charts. From embracing a tough exterior to the strategic shifts like adopting a pen name for different genres, we explore the nuanced decisions that shape an author's career, especially when crossing from the world of historical fiction to contemporary thrillers. Erin Young is the author of the Riley Fisher series and lives and writes in Brighton, UK. Her debut contemporary  thriller novel, The Fields, was  inspired by an article in 'The Guardian'  about the menacing power of Big Agriculture on rural communities in Iowa and drew comparisons with Mare of Easttown and True Detective.  Her second novel,  Original Sins has been described as 'Bold, gritty and deeply immersive.' However, Erin Young is no stranger to the publishing world. Erin Young is the pseudonym of acclaimed historical novelist, Robyn Young, author of eight internationally bestselling novels. She has been published in 20 languages in 23 countries, selling over two million books worldwide.Original SinsIt's a brutal winter in Des Moines, Iowa, and the city is gripped by fear. A serial attacker known as the Sin Eater is stalking women and has just struck again. It's a tough time and a tough place for Riley Fisher, a former small-town sergeant, to be reporting for duty as an FBI agent on her first assignment.Teamed with a man she's not sure she can trust and struggling to prove herself - while fighting the pull of her old life and family dramas - Riley is tasked with investigating a vicious death threat against the newly elected female state governor. Gradually, she traces a disturbing connection between this case and the hunt for the Sin Eater. Through snow, ice, violence and lies, Riley Fisher is drawn towards a terrifying revelation.Patreon - Support The Showpatreon.com/theconversationwithnadinemathesonpodcastThank you for joining me. Don't forget to subscribe, download and review.Pre-Order The Kill List (Inspector Henley - Book 3) Follow Me:www.nadinematheson.com Threads: @nadinematheson Facebook: nadinemathesonbooksInstagram: @queennadsTikTok: @writer_nadinemathesonBlueSky: @nadinematheson.bsky.social

Professor Robyn Young from Flinders University is our guest discussing the presentation and diagnosis of Autism specifically in female clients. Our wide ranging discussion covered broader issues including Autism and the criminal justice system, changes in Autistic presentation with age, training for Autism assessments, clients who camouflage Autistic characteristics, the impact of Australia's NDIS funding on the diagnosis and assistance for Autism, and much, much more. Follow our Clinically Thinking Facebook page to find links or resources mentioned in the show.

Why it was selected for "CBNation Architects": In this episode, Gresham Harkless Jr. interviews Robyn Young, a branding specialist who works with startups and small businesses to create a customized approach to brand development. Robyn discusses her vision to make branding and marketing more efficient, effective, and lean, and how she hand-selects her creative team from a pipeline of freelancers.   She also shares her approach to creating a sustainable relationship between brand and customer by meticulously curating every touch point and testing at each phase of development.   Additionally, Robyn talks about the full-service team of graphic designers, copywriters, photographers, videographers, event designers, illustrators, and more that she works with to expand and contract depending on the needs of each client. Robyn also shares practical tips and advice for entrepreneurs, including the importance of time management, gratitude, and working regularly on your mindset.   Overall, the episode provides valuable insights and inspiration for entrepreneurs looking to develop a customized approach to branding and marketing for their businesses. Check out one of our favorite CEO Hack's CEO Web Shop. Get your free audiobook and check out more of our favorite CEO Hacks HERE. I AM CEO Handbook Volume 3 is HERE and it's FREE. Get your copy here: http://cbnation.co/iamceo3. Get the 100+ things that you can learn from 1600 business podcasts we recorded. Hear Gresh's story, learn the 16 business pillars from the podcast, find out about CBNation Architects and why you might be one and so much more. Did we mention it was FREE? Download it today!   Previous Episode: https://iamceo.co/2019/11/16/iam460-branding-specialist-creates-customized-approach-to-brand-development/

Robyn Young is a Sr. Business Operations Manager at Cox Automotive. She has a proven track record of outstanding leadership in the areas of people, innovation, and strategy. Robyn's contagious personality and stage presence have made her an in-demand talent for corporate voiceovers, video content, keynote speaker, facilitator, moderator, and hosting of events. Robyn received her BA in Business Administration from Morgan State University and earned a MA in Organizational Management with an emphasis in Leadership and is a certificated Agile Leader through ScrumAlliance. In her free time, Robyn enjoys traveling and is an active member of the Atlanta running community. According2Aisha and Robyn young discuss the Power in the Pivot when climbing the corporate ladder and finding your purpose in entrepreneurship. They discuss getting brilliant in the basics, reserving and investing your time, operating in excellence, self assessment and finding the joy in the journey. A little "honesTEA" as Robyn calls it! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/according2aisha/support

Robyn Young is a brand strategist and agency founder with a strong creative vision and penchant for crafting fresh, innovative ideas. Her multifaceted history includes 20 years of branding & marketing experience for top commercial brands like Nike, Target, UCLA and Everyday Health. Since launching Young & Co. in 2016 from the couch of a shared coworking space, Robyn and her team have worked with over 60 brands to clarify their purpose, cut through the noise of oversaturated markets, and create emotional connection and loyalty with customers by outsmarting old marketing strategies. She's dedicated her life to building fresh, creative brands rooted in authenticity and integrity. Brands that truly impact and inspire (not just another pretty design).Laurel Mintz, founder and CEO of award-winning marketing agency Elevate My Brand, explores some of the most exciting new and growing brands in Los Angeles and the US at large. Each week, the Elevate Your Brand podcast features an entrepreneurial special guest to discuss the past, present and future of their brand.

Want to cut through the noise and make your business stand out from the crowd? Our special guest on this episode of Women Who Own It  has the answers!   Tune in to meet Robyn Young, expert branding strategist and Founder of Young & Co., a strategic branding agency dedicated to creating legacy brands rooted in authenticity.    Watch now to discover Robyn's must-know branding secrets, tips and tricks from her more than 20 years of branding and marketing for top commercial brands such as Nike, Target, UCLA, and Everyday Health -- plus the exact steps she's taking to rapidly grow and scale her agency and how you can implement them into your own business!  

Want to cut through the noise and make your business stand out from the crowd? Our special guest on this episode of Women Who Own It  has the answers!   Tune in to meet Robyn Young, expert branding strategist and Founder of Young & Co., a strategic branding agency dedicated to creating legacy brands rooted in authenticity.    Watch now to discover Robyn's must-know branding secrets, tips and tricks from her more than 20 years of branding and marketing for top commercial brands such as Nike, Target, UCLA, and Everyday Health -- plus the exact steps she's taking to rapidly grow and scale her agency and how you can implement them into your own business!  

We're grateful for you and for all of our listeners around the world. To show our gratitude, we've put together a special tips episode from our incredible guests - Kristen Agee, Lisa Walker Brown, Robyn Young, Dawn Strickland, Mauri Konell, Angela Daves Haley, Dr. Annie Chiu, and Leslie Spencer. We hope you and your loved ones are healthy, and safe, and that this episode lifts your spirits and inspires you. Happy Holidays.

Robyn Young is the founder and CEO of Robyn Young & Co. Her passion, creativity, and education in the marketing space have attributed to her and her company's growing success. With a team of creatives, Robyn brings people and brands together. By exhibiting the brand mission and vision in a way that is both beautiful and functional, Robyn Young & Co. convey the brand's voice with integrity. Her story and journey to becoming the innovative branding leader she is has taken twists and turns worthy of praise. To learn more, visit the Robyn Young & Co. website. Linked below. Website | https://www.robynyoung.co --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/applaudher/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/applaudher/support

Marcus and his guests community advocate Fred Rush, and director of domestic violence services at SafeNet, Robyn Young. As they discuss the importance of voting and that October is domestic violence awareness month. Is someone you know trapped in an abusive relationship? Are you trying to find a safe place nearby, but don’t know how? Download RUSafe to find the hope and the help you need. Learn more, and download the app at www.RUSafe.net

“I didn't know that this was going to work out. I just had faith. It's about enjoying the journey, because the resilience, the purpose, the passion, it all comes down to if you can wake up every day excited about what you're doing. Yes, you may have bad days or bad weeks or even bad months, but if you can still muster up energy to have that attitude and that mindset, that I'm going to make this the best day it can be and find that inner fire, that's going to fuel you.” Meet Robyn Young - Founder and CEO of Robyn Young & Co., Brand Specialist, and Speaker. She works with entrepreneurs and startups to cut through the noise, create an emotional connection, and gain loyalty with their customers. Robyn's built over 50 brands and grew her agency into a multiple six figure business. Throughout her career her clients include top commercial brands like Nike and Target and branded content curation for UCLA and Everyday Health. Listen and be inspired to follow your “why” and discover your purpose.

Media-eval tackles another book! Join Sarah and guest Tegan Robinson for a discussion of Brethren by Robyn Young. Highlights include Jew Watch (spoiler: there aren't any), medieval manic pixie dream girls, and the real secret of the Templars - that they're less interesting than you expect (unless you really like economic history).

Robyn Young is a branding specialist for startups and small businesses with a vision to make branding and marketing more efficient, effective, and lean. Through her namesake agency, Robyn hand selects her creative team from a pipeline of freelancers, and creates a customized approach to brand development. Her intention with each brand is to create a sustainable relationship between brand and customer by meticulously curating every touch point, and testing at each phase of development. Armed with a full-service team of graphic designers, copywriters, photographers, videographers, event designers, illustrators and the like, her team can expand and contract depending on the needs of each client. Website: http://robynyoung.co/   Instagram: @robynyoung.co Facebook: @robynyoung.co LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/robyn-young-co-branding-design Twitter: @robyncyoung

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Robyn Young is a branding specialist and creative with a strong vision and eye for creativity. Her main focus is connecting smart, thoughtful strategy and impactful design. With a professional pedigree that includes market research for top commercial brands like Nike and Target, as well as branded content for UCLA, Modern Luxury and Everyday Health, Robyn has a vast understanding of what sticks. Now as the founder of her own branding agency, she pours passion into everything she touches - brainstorming unique brand strategies, overseeing the creative process, teaching branding workshops, and offering inspiration (and the occasional pep talk) for other startup founders. Amy & Robyn talk about why it's important to build a brand and what constitutes having a personal brand. So many creative gems in this Inspired Conversation. Learn. Create. Thrive. www.InspiredConversations.net www.AmySchuber.com

From the H for History Rooftop Bookclub at Carmelite House, H.B. Lyle hosts the 'How Real is Your History?' panel.

Welcome to Part 2 of the branding series on the Studio 78 Podcast. If you’ve listened to Part 1 of the series with Robyn Young and took the requested actions, you should now know your “why.” In Part 2 of this series, you’ll learn how to apply your why to your visual brand. You’ll learn what a visual brand is, why it’s important, and how to execute it. What is a Visual Brand A visual brand is what people see relating to your business including, but not limited to, graphical elements such as typography, colors, imagery, and design elements. These are reflected in items such as your logo, website, social media graphics, stationary, packaging, etc. A popular example is Starbucks. Everyone knows Starbucks’ signature green color, but you also know when you’re in a Starbucks store because it has a certain ambience and tone. The artwork, brochures, bags, lighting, and all of the other elements you see reflects the brand. Even their commercials and phone app all fall within the brand because the visual elements like the logo, colors, and typography send the same message. An example of a personal brand that does this well is musician Leon Bridges. He has 60s vibe that is carried out consistently no matter where you see him. His clothes, hair, website, social media, color choices all reflect his brand, and they are expected with perfection within everything that’s associated with him. Why a Visual Brand is Important A visual brand is important because: It reflects the why of your company. Helps people better understand and relate to your story. Distinguishes you from your competition. Allows people to easily identify your company. Helps people form a relationship and connection with your brand. Question to ask yourself: What do you want people to feel and think when they see/touch your product or engage with your business? How To Create Visual Branding Research Before working on your visual brand, do some research: Target audience: Find out who your target audience is. What are some of their favorite brands? And what do they respond to? Competitors: Who are your competitors? Check out their websites and social media accounts to find out how they’ve branded themselves. What works? What doesn’t work? How can you set yourself apart? Design style: Figure out what style is right for your brand. Look at other websites and even take pictures of things that capture your attention while you’re out and about. Start a Pinterest board or create an physical visual board to start gathering your ideas. Business Name I include this in relation to visual branding because it’s what people see first and how they identify your business or product. Choosing a name can be difficult, but here are some tips: Check to see if the name you selected is trademarked. Check to make sure the URL is available (if it is, buy it!). Check social media handles (try to have the same name on all channels. Secure the names immediately). Google the name to see what comes up. Design Elements If you can find an amazing designer that can help you with this, that’s the best route. If you decide to go with a designer make sure you like their portfolio, ask for references, and be ready to talk about your why and provide them samples of what you’re looking to accomplish. You can find designers on Upwork or if you like the branding of another company, you can ask them who they used. Sometimes this information is located in the footer of their website. If you decide to go with a professional designer or go at it alone here are some items you should consider: Decide on Design Elements Color: This is where your research and visual board will come in handy. What colors best reflect what you want people to feel when they see your brand? Check out this article by Canva on Color Symbolism. Typography style: Font is everything. Are you going with a Serif or San Serif? Are you going for big and bold or thin and light? The fonts you choose will help set the tone of your brand. Rule of thumb, never, ever, ever use Comic Sans, ever! lol! Mood: Is your brand happy with super bright colors? Or more earthy with muted tones? IG accounts are a great way to compare different styles and figure out what mood or tone you want your brand to have. Design style: Is your brand minimalist, abstract, feminine, maculine, artsy, playful, flat, deep, luxurious, illustrative, grungy, corporate, typographic? Check out this visual guide to design styles by 99design. For my favorite design element resources, check out the Design Resource Guide. Create a Logo You can find a local graphic designer or artist or go to places like Upwork or 99 Designs to create one. I don’t recommend Fiverr unless you’re really in a pinch. Create a visual board of all of the logos that appeal to you and see if you can find some common themes, such as the use of scripts, line work, geometric shapes, etc. It will help you identify your style. If you decide to work with a designer, these are a must: Your logo needs to be created as a vector, which allows it to be scaled to any size. Professional designers create their logos in Adobe Illustrator. If someone says they’re going to use Adobe Photoshop, run away fast because it’s not the proper software for creating logos. You need your logo in all black, all white, and full color so you can use it in a variety of ways. Ask for your logo in a variety of sizes from small (low resolution) to large (high resolution) so you can use it on social median platforms or print material. You also need the logo in a variety of formats, JPEG, PNG, and EPS. A JPEG file type is what you’re most familiar with. A PNG has a transparent background so you want see a white box around your logo. An EPS is used for printers and to provide to other designers working on branding material for you. Website In a upcoming interview, we’ll dive into deciding on the platform and content a bit deeper. Choose a URL. Decide on platform (Squarespace, WordPress, Shopify). Create a website. Look for templates that will allow you to showcase your message and products. Set-up email with Google; take advantage of the G Suite. Consider creating a tagline. TIPS: (1) Make sure the social icons are linked; (2) compress photos; (3) if you use WordPress, try not to use to many plugins. Check out the Web Resource Guide to see some of my recommendations. Online Presence Newsletter Decide on a newsletter platform (Mailchimp or Convert Kit); Create a template that aligns with your brand by using images and colors and being mindful of your font choices. Social  Media  Add same bio pic or avatar image on all social media accounts so people can quickly identify that this is the brand’s account. Create a banner to use on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube that is consistent. Add a description paragraph or sentence that captures your brand. Determine how you’re going to use each platform and determine what images, videos, quote cards, or graphics will help tell your story and reflect your brand. Create graphic templates you can use in apps like Canva, Pic Monkey, or Over. For YouTube videos, determine what style the thumbnail image will be. Choose hashtags you want your brand to be associated with. TIP: Use applications to help you plan out your IG account: UNUM an a Planoly Printed Products and Packaging Business cards, fliers, and other printed marketing material need to be consistent with your visual brand. Remember you get what you pay for, but here are a list of places that sell a variety of marketing material. Moo Vistaprint Smartpress Loktah If you have a physical product, packaging is key. How do you want people to feel when your package arrives in their mailbox? The design of the packaging should reflect your brand, and the product should be properly wrapped. Make sure your shipping container can properly protect your product because the last thing you want is something to spill or arrive broken. Mail a sample package to a friend or yourself to test it out. Here are some places to go for packaging material: Uline Lumi Brandincolor (custom boxes) Colad (custom boxes) Packlane (custom boxes) Check out the Business Resource Guide for more links. Other Some other elements to think about are: Voice, dictation, tone Props or styling used in different photoshoots Make-up Music you use in videos or podcast episodes ACTION: Create a mood board. WHERE’S NACHE’ Website: nachesnow.comFacebook: studio78podcastInstagram: @nachesnowYoutube: Nache SnowTwitter: @nachesnowLinkedIn: nachesnowPodcast: Studio 78Pinterest: Tallook The post 57: Branding Series Part 2 of 4: How to Create Your Visual Branding appeared first on Nache’ Snow - Resources for Creative Entrepreneurs | Studio 78 Podcast | Entrepreneur, Maker + Queen of Side Hustles.

Having a well-defined brand is a really important element of a successful business, and today's guest is going to help you build one. I'm talking with Robyn Young, and in this interview you'll learn how branding is more than just "design" as well as some concrete steps for getting to the core of your company's brand. Robyn also talks about the biggest branding mistakes entrepreneurs tend to make, and she shares a case study from her own business on how refining the branding resulted in major growth and clarity. Highlights: - Why is branding so important, anyway? - DIY steps to defining and establishing your brand - The worst branding mistakes business owners make - How Robyn accelerated her own business' growth through good branding Links and comments: http://www.entrepreneursinmotion.com/robynyoung/

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Charlie Mattos with Jett Williams, Melissa Luman, Robyn Young and Hawkshaw Hawkins Jr recorded April 17, 2015 at WSM Radio in Nashville.  Great stories, memories and a preview of their "Next Generation" show coming in June at 3rd & Lindsley.

Another case of Canada's military abandoning a veteran in medical distress? Robyn Young is a 24 year Navy veteran who for four years battled a brain tumour while a full-time member of the military. She reported symptoms to the base Medical Officer who refused to conduct a CAT scan during those four years. It was after Robyn passed out and was rushed to hospital that an emergency CAT scan discovered the brain cancer. By that time Robyn had reduced her reservist status (planning on attending nursing school), but the military argued she was no longer covered by its medical plan, even though a misdiagnosis of her brain problems had carried on for four years on a military base and by a military Medical Officer. Robyn Young's brain cancer has been successfully beaten back medically, but she suffers double-vision and constant nausea. For treatment she has to leave Windsor, Ontario for Victoria, B.C. and the military is providing only a one-way ticket and no accommodation while Robyn and her mother Pearl Osmond, also a 23 year military veteran who saw duty in Afghanistan are in B.C. for the treatment. The military base hospital in London, Ontario denied treatment to Robyn Young. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bill Cody with Robyn Young recorded February 7th, 2013 at WSM Radio.  Robyn, son of Faron Young had just released a new single "Heaven Must Be Missing One Angel Tonight"