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The Mindful Marketing Podcast (Formerly Known As The Savvy Social Podcast)

Author: Andréa Jones

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Welcome to the Mindful Marketing Podcast (formerly the Savvy Social Podcast) with your host, Andréa Jones. Tune in every week as we redefine marketing playbooks to break free from what we should do so that we can scroll less, connect more, and grow together.

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Good marketing, like a good story, gives people a reason to stay invested.Daire Paddy and I talk about what marketers can borrow from romance novels, especially when it comes to emotion, pacing, trust, and the slow build that often happens before someone becomes a client. We also get into why your marketing should feel like a preview of what it’s actually like to work with you.We talk about:Why emotion plays such a big role in marketing decisionsHow to balance tension with a clear sense of the outcome people wantWhy some of your best clients may be quietly paying attention for months or yearsHow your marketing can build trust by showing people how you think and workWhy trends and formulas work better when your own voice is still recognizablePeople don’t always buy because of one perfectly timed post. Sometimes they’ve been reading, watching, and paying attention quietly for a long time before they’re ready to move. And when they do, the marketing that got them there should feel consistent with the experience they’re about to have with you.Connect with Daire PaddyWebsite: https://linktr.ee/dairepaddy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dairepaddy Stacked & Steady Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/stacked-steady/id1896711226 Check out Daire’s romance novel recommendations:Into the Blue by Emma BrodieAbby JimenezSeven Days in June by Tia Williams
Creating content can be something you love and still be something that pays you.AyChristene and I dig into the business side of the creator economy, from pricing brand deals and negotiating with confidence to building multiple income streams that can actually support your life. We also talk about the mindset that keeps creators undercharging and why getting paid doesn’t make your work any less authentic.We get into:Why making money from your content doesn’t make you less authenticWhat actually goes into pricing a brand deal beyond follower countWhy usage, deliverables, platform, and engagement all affect your rateHow creators can build income beyond brand partnershipsWhy sustainable content creation also requires boundaries, support, and flexibilityThere isn’t one magic number that tells you what your work is worth. The goal is to understand what you’re being asked to deliver, ask better questions before naming your rate, and build a creator business that isn’t dependent on one source of income.Connect with AyChristeneWebsite: beacons.ai/aychristene Empower Your Worth: The Ultimate Pricing Guide for Creators: https://beacons.ai/aychristene/empoweryourworth Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aychristene
Marketing doesn’t have to mean spending all day posting or trying to keep up with every platform.Elissa Fesyk and I talk about the role conversations, referrals, and genuine relationships can play in a simpler marketing plan. We get into how to stay visible without making social media your whole strategy, how to reconnect with people without making it awkward, and what relationship marketing can look like when it actually fits your personality and capacity.We talk about:Why referrals can be one of the strongest ways to grow a businessHow social media can support your marketing without taking over your timeWhat reconnecting with past clients or contacts can look like without a hard pitchWhy follow-up matters after a conversation or referral askHow to build a simple relationship-marketing rhythm that works for your lifeYou don’t need hundreds of conversations or a complicated CRM to make relationship marketing work. Sometimes it starts with knowing who you want to reconnect with, making a simple ask, and giving yourself a realistic amount of time to keep those relationships moving.Connect with ElissaWebsite: https://fesykmarketing.com/ Join Momentum Collective for free: https://momentum-collective.beehiiv.com/ Substack: https://notesfromelissa.substack.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fesykmarketing/
You can be great at what you do and still hesitate when it’s time to tell people about it.Sheena Yap Chan and I talk about the confidence it takes to make your expertise visible, especially when putting yourself out there doesn’t come naturally. We get into self-promotion, perfectionism, the inner work behind visibility, and what changes when you stop waiting to feel completely ready.We talk about:Why confidence doesn’t have to look loud or extrovertedHow staying in the background can limit the opportunities people have to find your workWhy there’s often a gap between how capable we are and how capable we feelHow imperfect action helps build confidence over timeWhat rejection can teach you about continuing to trust yourself and try againBeing visible doesn’t require having all the answers or feeling confident every day. Sometimes it starts with trusting that you can figure things out as you go and taking the next step before you feel completely ready.Connect with SheenaFind Sheena’s books, social links, free Visible Framework Toolkit, and other resources at: SheenaYapChan.com/linksWebsite: https://www.sheenayapchan.com/Podcast: https://thetaoofselfconfidence.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sheenayapchan/
A business can say all the right things about inclusion and still create an experience that tells a completely different story.I sit down with Celeste Warren to talk about what it takes to move equity from intention to action. We look at why changing who is in the room is only part of the work, how bias can get built into everyday decisions, and what leaders can do to make their values visible in the way people are hired, promoted, supported, and evaluated.We get into:Why hiring a diverse workforce doesn’t automatically create an equitable workplaceHow policies, practices, and leadership decisions can reinforce biasWhat it looks like to turn company values into everyday standards and behaviorsWhy transparency matters when people are trying to understand how decisions get madeWhere smaller businesses can start when they want to build a more inclusive organizationEquity isn’t just about what a company says it believes. It shows up in who gets opportunities, how decisions are made, what gets rewarded, and whether people can actually see those values reflected in the way the organization operates. Download Celeste's free Manager’s Equity Quick Start Guide: https://crwdiversity.com/Grab your copy of The Truth About Equity: What It Really Is, What It Isn’t, and Why Everyone Wins When We Get It Right: https://mybook.to/TruthAboutEquity
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