We use matchmaking tech to help find compatible partners, why not do the same for therapists? On today’s episode, we hear the origin story of MyWellbeing, but we also have the privilege of getting Founder & CEO Alyssa Petersel’s perspective on how social media impacts our mental health. Hear how she balances setting boundaries with her screen time while also using the platforms to destigmatize the conversation and make advice more accessible.

Ever stop to think about how the networks manage their own social channels? Today, we have an amazing convo with Bri Foster, social media editor at Pinterest, about how she and her team use trending searches to create their own content (like a Black-owned business Pinterest Shop!), how she deals with the pressure of being constantly tuned into the internet, and all the fun things she’s taught herself from Pinterest during quarantine.

After Ayeshah’s pop-up restaurant consistently sold out of biscuits, she started freezing and selling the dough to keep up with demand—and before she knew it, Mason Dixie’s biscuits were selling out at Whole Foods, too. Hear more about the company’s incredible origin story, what Ayeshah is doing to connect with her customers on social, and how she’s advocating for members of the BIPOC foodie community through her latest endeavor: Project Potluck.

Are you wearing sweats right now? We’re guessing the answer is yes. The pandemic has changed the way many of us are approaching our daily wardrobes, but Richer Poorer has been designing “loungewear for anywhere” for 10 years. Today, we talk to Co-Founder and CEO Iva Pawling about the growth of the business since March and how staples like like boxer briefs, bralettes, and stylish fleece are delivering confidence to people in comfort.

Beauty rituals have always been an important part of Kiku’s life—some of her fondest memories are the summers she spent in India learning Ayurvedic practices from her grandmother. Today, we talk to Kiku about how she and her sister are bringing generations of tradition to the West with Shaz + Kiks hair products. First up? A scalp + hair prewash. Listen to hear how they’re using social to get the word out and why you should be adding it to your routine.

When her doctor told her to switch from wine to blanco tequila, Kat Hantas started making her own: a simple cucumber jalapeño infusion meant to make sipping lighter and brighter. But after noticing a lot of her girlfriends were also making the change, she took a look at the male-dominated tequila aisle and thought, “Maybe there’s a business here.” Hear the full 21 Seeds origin story on today’s episode!

In the wake of Ruth Bader Ginsberg’s death, access to birth control is on our minds—but it’s on Carrie SiuButt’s agenda. As a woman of color with a disability, access has always been a barrier in her life, but as CEO of reproductive health company Simple Health, Carrie is dedicated to dismantling the barriers within our system and empowering women to take control. Hear how Carrie has become a leader through crisis (hello, she started as CEO in February), and how she’s using her platform to be...

Trendy food pics, cute fuzzy animals, ultra-relatable memes... No, it’s not your best friend’s Instagram page, but it might as well be. Today, we talk to Senior Director of Marketing at Ritual Claire Knebl about how the vitamin brand connects with customers through content that’s important to them, and how she’s found her passion elevating everyday products and making them as accessible as possible.

If you read content from bloggers or online publishers, you probably interact with affiliate marketing every day, but you might not understand how it works—or even that it exists. Today, we get an all-things-affiliate lesson from Laura Holzwasser, Affiliate Marketing Manager at Chewy!

POP! Get ready for a party—because today we chat with Erica Davis and Catherine Carter, AKA co-founders of The Sip! Tune in to hear about what it’s like to start a company with your BFF, how the history of women in champagne has influenced their business, and what they’re doing to create experiences for their customers both on and off social.

The future of large events is uncertain. And with major partnerships like the NFL and Live Nation, Verizon has the challenge, and the opportunity, to bring those live experiences to fans at home. Today, we talk to Director of Social & Emerging Media Stephanie Miller about how her team is leveraging Verizon’s cutting-edge technology to bring sports and entertainment to social—particularly with its recent #PayItForwardLIVE concert series.

After a video about Tipsy Scoop’s boozy ice cream went viral on Facebook, people flocked to East Harlem looking for a trendy scoop shop. But what they found instead was literally a warehouse—Founder and CEO Melissa Tavss’s production facility for wholesale and catering. Listen to today’s episode of ATSL to hear more about the role social media has played in this company’s success (which now, of course, includes brick and mortar!), and how it’s customers are embracing the “Instagram moment”.

Our relationship with “home” is changing. It’s not just where we sleep anymore—it’s where we work, eat, unwind, connect, you name it—and our spaces are changing to accommodate us both physically and emotionally. Today, we have a wonderful conversation with Jinal Shah, VP of Marketing at Feather, about the brand’s role in providing more than just furniture, but how she and her colleagues are leading with empathy to offer comfort and support to help customers feel at home. (Bonus: Hear what...

We’ve all heard jokes about “social media being run by interns,” but the reality is that over the past few months, social teams have been responsible for communicating MAJOR brand messages in response to COVID-19 and the social injustices present in our country. Today, we hear how after her proposal for using Groupon’s channels to amplify Black voices was tabled, Jori Evans raised her hand in a Zoom meeting of 1,000 people to call out her leadership team and stand up for what she knew was...

How do you provide value across content marketing channels when your target audience is… everyone? Make it human. Today, we chat with Leah Walters, head of communications at monday.com, about how B2B marketers can think like B2C marketers to hone in on the core principles that resonate most. Tune in to hear how Leah’s team is carrying out this approach in both its brand and acquisition content—especially in the midst of COVID-19.

Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen social media serve as a powerful platform for people and brands to take a stand against systemic racism in support of the Black community. Today, we talk with Digital Marketing Manager Essence Souffrant about her experience as a Black woman living through this moment in history: how she’s balancing work, family, and advocacy, her perspective on the brand messages she’s seeing in the media, and advice for how companies (and the people behind them) can put...

With over 1 billion searches a year informing how over 300,000 content creators populate its stock library, Getty is often the first touchpoint of many that lead to the visuals you see in the media. Today on #ATSL, we chat with VP of Sales Marketing and Brand Communications Paige McCrensky about what Getty is doing to break biases around how we define beauty—including her work with Dove and Girlgaze on the #ShowUs campaign!

Today, Holly Liss Jammet, founder and CEO of Enlisst, tells us the FIVE things your brand needs to do to be successful on social media⁠—regardless of industry. Hear from the social media OG who has established presences for major brands like Helmut Lang, Theory, The Infatuation, and Gwyneth Paltrow’s lifestyle media venture, goop.

She says there’s no manual for how to parent in today’s digital world—but we’re pretty sure this mom could write one. On today’s “all things moms” episode, we have a powerful conversation with Titania Jordan, CMO and Chief Parent Officer of Bark, about digital citizenship: how the tried and true lessons we teach our kids can be extended to the internet, and how honesty and vulnerability can help parents set the right example.

Who’s hungry?! On today’s food-filled episode, we talk with Sierra Tishgart, co-founder and co-CEO of Great Jones, about the origins of the company, the importance of creating content fueled by community, and how the brand is leveraging partnerships with leaders in the food space—including some of our all-time fav chefs and creators.

YouTube is red, Facebook is blue, We’re addicted to wedding videos, And you’re about to be, too. On today’s episode, we contemplate why people have such a strong appetite for love stories, and Rachel Jo Silver, Founder & CEO of Love Stories TV, gives advice on how vendors, venues, and videographers can work together to improve their social media presences.

How can we use social media for social good? This week, we break down that question with Meena Harris, founder & CEO of the Phenomenal Woman Action Campaign, and discuss why social media is such a powerful tool for spreading knowledge, sharing experiences, and uplifting new voices.

This week, we chat with Holly Curtis, VP Product, Global Creative Director at Keds, about what it means to be a “publicly private” person, why it’s so important for women to design products for women, and how that thoughtfulness translates into Keds marketing initiatives—particularly with the recently launched Hand-Book for Women.

Welcome to season five of All the Social Ladies with your NEW co-hosts, Jenn and Michelle. We’re kicking it off by chatting with Carrie Kerpen, CEO and co-founder of Likeable Media and the founder of this podcast, about what her experience has been like as a small business owner during the COVID-19 pandemic: how she’s learning the importance of the pivot, what it’s like to work from home with a full house, and how brands can provide value during these times of uncertainty.

Today, I’m talking to Sasha Abraham, a Marketing Director at the NFL. You’ll hear how the National Football League is growing its fanbase by creating authentic content that truly resonates with younger audiences, including an amazing collaboration with comedian Keegan-Michael Key.