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In today's episode, I talk with Helen (@frownies 300k), a content creator and key player at Frownies, a family-owned brand with a unique history dating back to 1889. Frownies, known as the original wrinkle patches, offers natural alternatives to Botox and has gained a significant following on both Instagram and TikTok. Helen shares how she transformed Frownies’ online presence, growing it from just a few thousand followers to nearly 300,000 on each platform.
Helen discusses the strategies behind building a brand without relying on her personal identity, instead crafting a relatable brand persona and community. We dive into how she uses social media for more than just sales, emphasizing the importance of creating genuine connections through DMs and comments. Helen also explains her approach to managing different content styles across Instagram and TikTok, the impact of viral videos on brand visibility, and the role of community engagement in sustaining audience loyalty. Whether you’re building a business brand or personal brand, Helen’s insights on nurturing community and creating a trustworthy, likable presence are invaluable for anyone looking to grow authentically on social media.
In this episode, I sit down with Casey and Megan of Marriage 365, who have built a brand with over half a million followers on Instagram and generated eight unique streams of income. They share their journey from the early days of their business, which started as a mission to help couples, to...
Published 11/25/24
In today's episode, I have an incredible conversation with Aimee (@utahtransportation 147k), the social media manager for the Utah Department of Transportation. We dive into how her team transformed a typically mundane and often frustrating topic—road closures and construction—into a viral,...
Published 11/18/24