Social media during election season? Yeah, it's a lot, right? 🙃 If you’re feeling a little overwhelmed, you’re definitely not alone.

In this episode, I chat with Megan Griffith and Josephine Agrawal about how businesses can keep things real without getting totally swept up in the political madness.

Ever wondered if your brand should speak up on social issues? Or if it’s cool to keep things light when the world feels heavy? This episode covers value-based content, mixing humor with serious stuff, and handling tough topics with a little more grace.

Tune in as we get real about the challenges entrepreneurs are facing right now, and share some down-to-earth advice to help you stay grounded when everything feels, well… a bit chaotic.

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Josephine Agrawal is a Social Media Strategist and Agency Owner at Pomona Creative, a long-term social media agency for really smart social that sells. She's been telling brands’ stories, one post at a time, since Facebook called them "wall posts". Josephine is based in Denver, Colorado where she lives with her daughter and husband, spending time hiking, gardening and chasing around a toddler. Follow her on Instagram and LinkedIn.

Website: http://pomonacreative.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pomonacreative/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josephinewood/

Megan Griffith is a content creator, neurodivergent life coach, and hair dye enthusiast. She is autistic and ADHD, and uses her lived experience and research skills to help other neurodivergent folks cope with their struggles, identify their strengths, and celebrate themselves, disability and all. She specializes in executive dysfunction, emotional dysregulation, and internalized shame, and has several programs and products (not to mention a wealth of free resources) available at her website, theneurocuriosityclub.com.

Website: https://theneurocuriosityclub.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theneurocuriosityclub
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@theneurocuriosityclub

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Ever wondered how to make your podcast pitches actually stand out? Or maybe you're kinda stuck on where that line is between sharing your story and, well, not coming off as a walking ad?

In this episode, I’m hanging out with podcast pros Angie Trueblood, Mai-kee Tsang, and Brittney Lynn, as we dive deep into the world of pitching yourself for podcasts. We’re talking everything—from handling rejections (yes, they happen!) and tweaking your approach to the magic of being authentic and building real connections.

In this episode of the podcast, we talk about:

• Why ditching PR lingo makes your pitch stand out.
• How to use rejections to refine your strategy.
• Tips on making it about the audience, not you.
• The importance of building real connections over transactional pitches.
• How to align your pitch with current events.

…And More!

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Mai-kee Tsang (She/Her) is The Sustainable Visibility® Mentor, Podcast Guesting Strategist, & ICF Certified Trauma-Conscious Leadership Coach.

She helps human-first business owners get heard & hired for their work in the world. Through the power of Sustainable Visibility® & Podcast Guesting Strategy, she’ll help you show up consistently in your business (not constantly!) without compromising your capacity, boundaries or your bottom line in the process.

Website: https://maikeetsang.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maikeetsang/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maikeetsang/

Brittney Lynn is the founder and CEO of The Human Connection Agency, a PR & Partnerships agency that serves purpose-driven entrepreneurs worldwide. She has nearly 15 years of experience working in the online marketing industry and has a passion for helping others grow their reach, revenue, and impact through strategic PR.

Brittney and her team have landed clients on hundreds of top-rated podcasts, in publications such as Forbes, Entrepreneur, Bloomberg, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, US News & World Report, and Washington Post and top local and national tv markets such as the Today Show.

Website: https://www.humanconnectionagency.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/humanconnectionagency/
LinkedIn: https://www.facebook.com/brittneyllynndotcom/

Angie Trueblood brings her entrepreneurial spirit, innovative thinking, and extensive training experience to The Podwize Group, where she and her team specialize in consulting with and training PR firms and business owners on how to successfully pitch and secure podcast interviews for their clients and leaders. With years of experience running a podcast booking agency and hosting her own podcast, Angie has developed a deep understanding of the podcast industry on both sides of the mic. In addition to being featured on over 50 podcasts, Angie shares her expertise on the "Pitched" podcast, where she dives into the intricacies of the podcast industry and offers best practices for successful pitching…none of which include sending robotic, templated emails en masse to podcast hosts. This depth of expertise helps her equip teams with the strategies and insights needed to secure high-impact podcast features that drive growth and visibility.

Website: https://thepodwizegroup.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepodwizegroup/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/angietrueblood/

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Is blogging dead? I saw this question floating around Threads recently, and honestly... why are people still asking this? Of course, blogging isn’t dead! But if you’ve been scratching your head wondering if it’s still a good way to grow your biz, drive traffic, and snag some new leads, then you’re in the right place.

Today, I’m chatting with KP and Jessie from Inkpot Creative. We’re diving deep into how blogging has evolved, why it still matters, and how you can make it work for you in 2024 and beyond.

In This Episode, We’ll Spill the Tea On:

• Why the “blogging is dead” rumor just won’t die (and why it's so not true).
• How to use blogging to bring in traffic and leads without losing your sanity.
• The keyword-first approach—AKA your new BFF for blogging success.
• How to write blog content that doesn't just sit there collecting dust but actually converts.
• Our fave ways to promote your blog (hint: we’re all about that repurposing life).
• Why AI isn’t coming for your blogging job (if you do it right).
• Tips for staying consistent, updating old posts, and not burning out.

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Inkpot Creative® is a queer-led design studio founded by KP building unconventional, impactful brand and website experiences for photographers who are leading their industry by creating something different.

Website: https://inkpotcreative.com/
Instagram: https://instagram.com/inkpotcreative
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@inkpotcreative

Go to the show notes for all the resources mentioned in this episode: https://onlinedrea.com/323