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Anika sat down with Valerie Jennings to explore how founders and marketing leaders can navigate the massive technological shifts reshaping modern business and digital visibility. The conversation revealed a critical truth: the future of brand success isn't about resisting change or relying on static strategies, but embracing continuous reinvention, leveraging human-machine hybrid workflows, and adapting to a search landscape dominated by AI engines. Valerie’s journey—spanning 23 years at the helm of Jennings Social Media and Martech through every major digital and economic evolution—offered profound insights into auditing performance data, restructuring agency systems, and staying relevant when algorithms and consumer behaviors shift overnight. In This EpisodeSurviving 23 years in business: building a culture of resilience through continuous reinvention and market shiftsThe early days of 2005: pioneering online press releases, video marketing, and digital footprints before social media maturedThe modern marketing chaos: how the UGC (user-generated content) economy and authentic leadership drive brand connectionInfluencers versus creators: understanding the strategic value of agile iPhone-first content producers for your brandThe reality of digital personal branding: why leadership authenticity outweighs corporate logos and polishRebuilding the agency model: creating a human-machine hybrid workflow by integrating Claude, ChatGPT, and FigmaThe death of traditional SEO: how AI overviews, ChatGPT, and LLMs are drastically replacing standard Google search volumeFixing broken Google Ads: monitoring search word variations to prevent ad budgets from wasting on irrelevant trafficThe strategic advantage of Semrush AI brand visibility audits and structured website resource hubs for bot citationShifting marketing focus: leaning into high-performing Meta geolocation advertising and data-driven optimization Timestamps00:01 Introduction: Meet Valerie Jennings, founder and CEO of Jennings Social Media and Martech01:57 The AI chapter: Embracing daily chaos and building resilience after 23 years in business03:53 The 2003 origin story: Starting a digital-first PR agency with journalism roots and early YouTube video adoption07:28 The reinvention mindset: Learning early on that no business model is ever permanently stable09:20 The evolution of social media: Moving from raw authenticity to corporate polish and back to the UGC economy11:24 The power of authentic leadership: Why audiences connect with real lives, hobbies, and leaders over logos15:42 Riding social trends responsibly: Staying true to core audiences while adapting to viral behaviors21:26 Influencers vs. creators: The rising demand for agile, affordable iPhone-first content creators25:08 The founder as the brand: Why business owners cannot stop participating in content creation28:32 Rebuilding the agency with AI: Using ChatGPT and hybrid workflows to speed up QA, web design, and creative strategy37:35 The shift from SEO to AEO/GEO: How LLMs and AI search engines are fundamentally transforming website visibility41:22 Google Ads on a strict diet: Protecting ad budgets from irrelevant automated search variations46:39 AI brand auditing: Using Semrush visibility tools and deep data analysis to track sentiment and share of voice51:26 Reevaluating content formats: Transitioning podcast strategies to short-form, digestible content that moves the needle55:21 Closing advice and how to connect with Valerie Jennings Key Insights & TakeawaysInsight 1: Continuous Reinvention Is Essential for SurvivalSuccess in business last year does not guarantee survival tomorrow. Founders must adopt an active reinvention mindset, constantly auditing their operations, marketing models, and tech stacks to avoid becoming obsolete in a rapidly changing economy. Insight 2: Leadership Authenticity Drives Modern BrandingConsumers and algorithms alike reject overly polished corporate aesthetics. The true driver of brand trust is the authentic visibility of leadership and real people, making personal branding and user-generated content indispensable. Insight 3: AI Must Be Managed as a Human-Machine HybridArtificial intelligence should not be used to replace human thinking or dump out generic content. Instead, it serves as an extraordinary operational assistant for processing large datasets, structuring workflows, and accelerating creative execution under strict human guidance. Insight 4: Traditional Search Is Giving Way to AI SearchThe search landscape has fundamentally shifted toward AI overviews, LLMs, and conversational engines like ChatGPT and Claude. Brands must restructure their websites into robust resource hubs designed to be crawled, understood, and cited by bots. Insight 5: Data Must Dictate Marketing StrategyRelying on gut feeling or abandoning brand identity for shock value leads to short-term failure. Sustainable growth requires deep, continuous data auditing across ad spend, search fluctuations, and audience engagement metrics. Resources & Links Mentioned Jennings Social Media and Martech (jsmmtech.com)Tools & Software: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Semrush AI Brand Visibility, Figma, Elementor, WP EngineMentioned platforms: Meta, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram About Valerie JenningsValerie Jennings is the founder and CEO of Jennings Social Media and Martech (JSMM), a performance-driven marketing agency established in 2003. With over two decades of expertise spanning public relations, digital media, and AI integration, Valerie advises executive teams and high-growth brands on data-driven growth, web architecture, and navigating the future of search and social algorithms. Connect with ValerieWebsite: jsmmtech.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/valeriekayjennings/ YBA was named the top PR podcast in the US by FeedSpot! Feedspot is an RSS Reader that lets you follow your favorite podcasts alongside blogs and news in one place. Like the show? Leave us a rating or review: https://lovethepodcast.com/67940257010b317cdaa9d857 Send us a Message: https://podcastfeedback.com/67940257010b317cdaa9d857 Check out our Website: https://www.yourbrandamplified.com Speak to my Delphi Clone: https://www.delphi.ai/amplifywithanika Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Anika sat down with Jay Cameron to explore how breaking free from the comfort of familiarity can entirely transform your life, business, and global perspective. The conversation revealed a powerful truth: the greatest barrier to personal growth isn’t a lack of money, but the invisible trap of routine and the habit of pushing our deepest dreams to a vague "one day." Jay’s journey—from early days in entertainment, concert promotion, and founding Urban Change to becoming a citizen of Ghana and Sierra Leone, leading thousands of travelers across more than 50 countries, and surviving a life-threatening pulmonary embolism—offered profound insights into stepping outside your comfort zone, challenging outdated narratives, and treating travel as a legacy strategy. In This EpisodeThe foundational principle of Urban Change: how real-world exposure fundamentally alters expectationsBreaking the mental barrier: overcoming a lifelong fear of flying to book a life-changing first trip to AfricaDebunking media narratives: discovering vibrant city life, swimming pools, and culture in Accra, GhanaShifting from local community impact to global citizen entrepreneurship and founding Maximum Impact TravelThe organic process of building an international team and curating authentic cultural transformationsRedefining the "golden handcuffs": realizing that true success means granting yourself permission to liveFacing mortality: what a sudden, severe pulmonary embolism taught Jay about urgency and intentional livingThe birth of Passport to Freedom: guiding high-achieving professionals past burnout and into global mobilityThe power of elders traveling globally and passing down a legacy of adventure and joy to younger generations Timestamps00:01 Introduction: Meet Jay Cameron, founder and CEO of Maximum Impact Enterprises02:51 Global mobility roots: Traveling across the DMV, preparing for Kenya, Ethiopia, and Ghana03:47 Entertainment beginnings: Concert promotion, Showtime at the Apollo, and early 90s broadcasting04:49 The 45th birthday epiphany: Conquering a fear of flying and choosing to see the world07:42 Stepping off the plane in Accra: Shedding old misconceptions and finding immediate peace08:48 Urban Change and Life Camp: Teaching financial literacy and the power of exposure to youth12:05 Launching Maximum Impact Travel: Taking the first group of 30 travelers to Ghana in 201914:36 Curating transformations: Building relational teams and creating organic travel experiences18:15 Navigating the pandemic: Laying foundational systems to capture the post-shutdown travel boom21:05 Maximum Impact Enterprises: Children's books, documentaries, and the Passport to Freedom mindset24:33 Expanding through travel: Why moving beyond local bubbles multiplies your personal potential27:00 The wake-up call: Surviving a severe pulmonary embolism and facing mortality with peace34:32 Life after the hospital: Shedding procrastination and embracing every day with complete intentionality37:00 The aging traveler: Inspiring seniors to explore the world and leave a legacy of adventure41:30 Closing advice and special listener offer: Unlocking your next chapter with Jay Cameron Key Insights & TakeawaysInsight 1: Exposure Changes ExpectationsGrowth cannot happen inside a static bubble. When individuals—whether inner-city youth or adults trapped in routine—are exposed to new cultures, landscapes, and possibilities, their mental framework expands, making previously unimaginable goals feel entirely achievable. Insight 2: Familiarity Is a Dangerous TrapMany successful professionals are locked away by "golden handcuffs," trading their actual lives for continuous work and comfort. Familiarity lulls people into a false sense of security where monumental dreams are indefinitely postponed until it is too late. Insight 3: Travel Is a Legacy Strategy, Not a VacationStepping foot into a new country as a global citizen offers more than a temporary escape; it rewrites your identity. Dual citizenship, international community ties, and global perspectives expand your roots and unlock the full potential of who you are meant to be. Insight 4: Confronting Mortality Brings Radical ClarityFacing a life-threatening medical crisis forces an immediate stocktaking of life's choices. When tied to a hospital bed with no control over the outcome, the only thing that matters is whether you lived with intention, courage, and zero regrets. Insight 5: Never Wait for "One Day"Tomorrow is promised to no one. Responsible planning is essential, but overthinking out of fear will steal your present. If a calling or an adventure sits heavy on your heart, give yourself permission to execute it now. Resources & Links MentionedMaximum Impact EnterprisesThe Adventures of Darren and Destiny (Children's book series by Jay Cameron)Passport to Freedom 5-Day ChallengeConnect with Jay Cameron on Instagram: @JCameronOfficial (Send the word "AMPLIFIED" for a free pre-trip readiness packet) About Jay CameronJay Cameron is the founder and CEO of Maximum Impact Enterprises, encompassing Maximum Impact Travel, the Passport to Freedom initiative, documentary films, and children's literature. A seasoned entrepreneur, speaker, and global citizen holding multiple citizenships, Jay specializes in helping high-achievers break free from the trap of familiarity, expand their global footprints, and transform their lives through intentional international travel. Connect with JayInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaycameronofficial/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jay-cameron532a2951/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@jaycameronofficial Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jaycameronofficial  YBA was named the top PR podcast in the US by FeedSpot! Feedspot is an RSS Reader that lets you follow your favorite podcasts alongside blogs and news in one place. Like the show? 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Anika sat down with Mitchell Jones to explore how founders, entrepreneurs, and busy professionals can leverage AI agents—not just chatbots—to automate routine workflows, eliminate "work about work," and reclaim their time. The conversation revealed a counterintuitive truth: the future of productivity isn't forcing users to learn complex APIs or migrate to new platforms, but building AI teammates that work securely inside the existing software tools they already use. Mitchell’s journey from Goldman Sachs, Facebook, and Dropbox to founding Lava offered practical insights into building user-first technology, alongside a sharp look at what an agent-native economy means for small businesses. In This EpisodeThe evolution of building technology designed to solve real problems for everyday peopleThe origin story of Lentable and how helping employees claim 401(k) matches unlocked early insights into financial leverageTransitioning from startup exits to building Lava: solving the $400 prompt-filling friction and creating scalable AI agentsThe core difference between chatbots that provide quick answers and agents that proactively execute work across multiple systemsMaintaining enterprise-grade security, GDPR compliance, and data privacy through total tool configurabilitySeparating the underlying model from the workspace to avoid the silent trap of escalating API costsThe pivot from payment infrastructure to developer MCPs as customers naturally integrated tools to let AI do the heavy liftingUnlocking the agent-native economy: why every small business and individual deserves an affordable, 24/7 AI teammate Timestamps00:01 Introduction: Meet Mitchell Jones, founder and CEO of Lava, and the mission of agent-driven productivity01:26 The Grandma Test: Explaining complex AI systems and the "work about work" to everyday people03:50 From Yale, Goldman Sachs, and Facebook to Dropbox: Finding inspiration in products for everyday users08:23 Lentable's founding story: Helping people capture employer matches and unlock retirement wealth11:22 The AI realization: Overcoming high model costs and rigid tool connectivity to build Lava15:28 Data privacy and security: Why configurability and zero-data-retention providers matter for compliance19:31 Chatbots versus agents: Moving from conversational search suggestions to proactive background execution24:05 The Lava pivot: Transitioning from payment infrastructure to legacy system integration26:34 The entrepreneurial loop: Starting with qualitative user feedback and building simple, fast versions29:11 Practical onboarding: Giving your AI teammate your hardest, most annoying tasks first30:55 Smart AI spending: Why separating the workspace from the underlying model saves businesses hidden API costs33:41 The Agent-Native Economy: Making AI teammates affordable and accessible for solopreneurs and small teams37:49 The rapid pace of innovation: Why nobody is actually "behind" in the current technological shift40:04 Looking ahead: Expanding access to AI coworkers and keeping solutions simple and secure42:01 Closing thoughts and favorite quote: Living life with purpose and refusing to stay silent about what matters Key Insights & TakeawaysInsight 1: Build Products That Pass the Grandma TestComplexity kills adoption. If you cannot explain what your technology does in simple terms that anyone—from a local business owner to your grandmother—can understand, the product is too complicated. Real utility starts by removing friction from everyday problems. Insight 2: Solve the "Work About Work" FirstMost people do not want to spend their days managing administrative busywork, updating spreadsheets, or copying data across disconnected systems. True productivity gains happen when AI takes over the routine friction that blocks people from doing high-impact work. Insight 3: Agents Do Work; Chatbots Just Give AdviceA chatbot acts like a search engine, serving up text or suggestions for you to execute manually. An AI agent, by contrast, understands your context, connects securely to your apps, and proactively executes complex multi-step workflows across systems with your permission. Insight 4: Configurability Is the Best SecurityInstead of forcing users to migrate sensitive data into brand-new, unvetted applications, secure AI tools should operate directly inside the software suites teams already trust. Configurable permission layers ensure that security and compliance standards are never compromised. Insight 5: Separate Your Workspace from Your ModelRelying on a closed platform where the model and the workspace are locked together creates a silent financial trap as usage scales. Using flexible workspaces that allow you to swap cost-effective models based on your budget protects businesses from runaway API costs. Insight 6: You Are Never Behind in a Rapidly Evolving MarketWhen technological shifts happen at breakneck speed, feeling like you are falling behind is an illusion. The ecosystem evolves day by day, meaning anyone can jump in, experiment with simple tools, and build solutions tailored to their exact needs. Resources & Links MentionedLava Official WebsiteCanvas LMS (Integration for student workflows)Tool integrations mentioned: Gmail, Slack, QuickBooks, Excel, Shopify, Todoist About Mitchell JonesMitchell Jones is the Founder and CEO of Lava, the only AI agent that works inside what you already use, to supercharge your productivity. Previously, he founded Lendtable, a venture-backed fintech that raised $35 million and helped customers save more than $40 million for retirement. A Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree, Mitchell previously worked at Meta, Dropbox, and Goldman Sachs and studied at Yale University.  Connect with MitchellWebsite: https://www.lava.so/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mitchell-jones-333559a2/ YBA was named the top PR podcast in the US by FeedSpot! 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Anika sat down with Mitch Matthews to explore how professionals can turn their existing expertise, passion, and brilliance into a profitable side business without burning down their current lives. The conversation revealed a counterintuitive truth: the obstacle isn't a lack of time—it's how we approach focused execution, incremental novelty, and owned authority rather than borrowed corporate roles. Mitch's extensive experience as a success coach and host of the Dream Think Do podcast offered practical pushback against the myth of overnight success, alongside a fresh distinction between being burned out versus being "bored out." In This EpisodeThe transition from pharmaceutical sales and corporate training into full-time success coaching and entrepreneurshipRecognizing a bad-fit job within 48 hours and navigating the "sitcom life" of single income and mortgages while building an exit strategyThe kitchen table conversation that sparked a career pivot into coaching and personal developmentChanging friend groups and giving yourself permission to outgrow unsupportive environmentsBuilding owned authority versus relying on borrowed authority tied to a corporate titleThe difference between burnout and being "bored out"—and why 15 minutes of intentional novelty is the cureDebunking the time myth: how Parkinson's law enables building a business in 30 minutes a dayFinding authority through perspective rather than age or positionThe power of being interested instead of interesting in professional networking Timestamps00:01 Introduction: Unravelling the intricacies of thriving businesses with Mitch Matthews02:51 The corporate chapter: Pharmaceutical sales, massive territory in Montana, and a quick-turnaround bad-fit promotion06:31 The sitcom life reality: Managing a mortgage, a single income, and planning an exit strategy08:22 The kitchen table catalyst: How a magazine article sparked a transition to coaching12:21 Navigating naysayers and giving yourself permission to change your peer group14:17 Launching the Dream Think Do podcast and building owned authority20:09 The Authority Bridge: Mining your brilliance and turning experience into impact and income25:18 Finding your authority through perspective: The "millennial whisperer" case study29:38 Burned out vs. Bored out: Recognizing the true diagnosis and the antidote of daily novelty35:52 Overcoming the time misconception: Applying Parkinson's law to build a business in 30 minutes a day43:22 The ultimate mentoring advice: Stop worrying about being interesting and start being interested Key Insights & TakeawaysInsight 1: A Bad-Fit Job Can Be the Wake-Up Call You NeedHitting a wall in a corporate role doesn't mean your entire career path was a mistake. When a promotion shifts you out of your sweet spot, it can serve as a powerful catalyst to wake up dormant dreams of entrepreneurship and reclaim control over your own work. Insight 2: Build Owned Authority, Not Borrowed AuthorityAuthority tied to a corporate position, job title, or employer is "borrowed authority"—if the job goes away, the authority goes with it. True professional security comes from building owned authority by teaching, sharing, and creating content on platforms and properties you control.Insight 3: You Might Not Be Burned Out—You Might Be "Bored Out"High achievers often experience frustration, fatigue, and lower fulfillment, assuming it is burnout. However, performing repetitive tasks over and over can cause "bored out"—a state curable not by quitting your life, but by introducing intentional 15-minute daily injections of novelty and learning. Insight 4: Parkinson's Law Proves You Have Enough TimeMany aspiring entrepreneurs believe they need massive blocks of free time to build a business. In reality, a task expands to fill the time given. By focusing intently for 30 minutes a day, four days a week, you can make extraordinary progress without burning down your current lifestyle. Insight 5: Authority Comes from Perspective, Not Just AgeYouth and inexperience are not barriers to authority. By leaning into unique perspectives—such as interpreting the needs and communication styles of younger generations—professionals can immediately establish credibility and connect with senior leadership. Insight 6: Be Interested, Not InterestingWhen stepping into intimidating rooms or networking events, trying hard to look interesting creates friction and anxiety. Shifting the focus entirely to being genuinely curious and interested in others makes you the most engaging person in the room. Resources & Links MentionedDream Think Do Podcast: www.dreamthinkdo.comSpecial offer on Mitch's Masterclass with code: YOURBRANDAMPLIFIEDMaking Time for Your Next Chapter: https://members.matthewstraininginternational.com/next-chapterAnn-Laure Le Cunff (Neuroscientist and researcher on "bored out") About Mitch MatthewsMitch Matthews is a keynote speaker, success coach, and the host of the top-ranked Dream Think Do podcast. Having guided hundreds of executives, entrepreneurs, and leaders across the globe, Mitch specializes in helping high achievers mine their brilliance, overcome burnout, and design their next professional and personal chapters through practical strategies and intentional execution. Connect with MitchWebsite: MitchMatthews.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mitchmatthews/ YBA was named the top PR podcast in the US by FeedSpot! Feedspot is an RSS Reader that lets you follow your favorite podcasts alongside blogs and news in one place. Like the show? Leave us a rating or review: https://lovethepodcast.com/67940257010b317cdaa9d857 Send us a Message: https://podcastfeedback.com/67940257010b317cdaa9d857 Check out our Website: https://www.yourbrandamplified.com Speak to my Delphi Clone: https://www.delphi.ai/amplifywithanika Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Anika Jackson sat down with Tim Kuglin—founder of RQ Lab and the governance research lab of ZIPR Inc.—to explore what happens when you stop talking about responsible AI in theory and actually put it into practice in real-world environments like university classrooms and live publishing projects. The conversation reveals a counterintuitive truth: students and professionals don't just want a machine to spit out answers; given the right system, 80% of students prefer a governed Socratic method that forces them to think. Tim shares insights from nine months of deployments at Northern Arizona University, the 25 architectural buckets required for true AI governance, and why traditional venture capital speed runs are antithetical to building long-term, safe infrastructure. In This EpisodeInstalling governed AI at Northern Arizona University across data analytics capstones and management coursesThe three-part architecture: Decision Architect (DA), Evaluation and Variance Analysis (EVA), and the Project ManagerHow the Decision Architect uses the Socratic method to enforce metacognition and eliminate copy-paste behaviorDrawing a parallel to memory outsourcing (remembering phone numbers vs. subcontracting thought to a machine)The National Science Foundation and U.S. Department of Education inquiries driving a massive architectural pushWhy the biggest tech companies cannot truly self-govern and why independent governance is necessaryStructuring as a public benefit corporation to balance long-term public good with financial sustainabilityThe massive impending compliance crisis in the legal system with a 4,000% increase in pro se cases Timestamps01:23 — Nine-month NAU deployment results and initial student response to structured friction02:15 — Breaking down the 3-part system: Decision Architect (DA), EVA, and Project Manager03:56 — The danger of copy-paste education and outsourcing human memory to machines12:02 — Key student sentiment data: 80% prefer a governed Socratic method over an answer machine15:20 — Identifying 25 architectural buckets for end-to-end AI governance (only 20–25% exist today)18:35 — Why public benefit corporations reject fast venture capital models in favor of long-term stability21:59 — The geopolitical AI arms race and why big tech is suddenly advocating for corporate "governance"26:37 — Maintaining the psychological boundary: treating AI as a capable machine rather than a human pal37:30 — Institutional education hurdles: bridging students, teachers, parents, and administration41:19 — The legal system crisis: navigating a 4,000% increase in AI-assisted pro se court cases Key Insights & TakeawaysInsight 1: Students Prefer Thinking Over Copy-PastingDespite fears that students would reject friction, data from nine months of classroom deployments at NAU reveals that 80% of students prefer a governed Socratic system over a quick-answer bot. When forced to reason through problems step-by-step rather than copying and pasting, students engage deeper cognitive faculties and rediscover the joy of learning. Insight 2: True AI Governance Is Massively UnderdevelopedOut of 25 distinct architectural buckets identified as necessary for genuine, end-to-end AI governance, only about 20% to 25% exist today in peer-reviewed systems or working software. The remaining 75% relies on nascent white papers and ongoing research, meaning true enterprise-grade governance is still in its infancy. Insight 3: Independent Governance Cannot Be Self-RegulatedWhile massive tech companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Microsoft have the resources to build powerful infrastructure, they cannot objectively govern themselves. Just as societal laws require an external, independent legal entity, enterprise AI governance must exist as a separate, model-agnostic layer. Insight 4: Public Benefit Corporations Prioritize Long-Term StabilityFast-paced venture capital models demand rapid scale and short-term financial returns, which run counter to the careful, measured, and rigorous approach required to build safe AI governance. Public benefit corporations legally balance financial outcomes with long-term public good, attracting patient family offices and high-net-worth investors. Insight 5: Regulated Industries Will Mandate Governed AIEducation is only the testing ground. Highly regulated fields—including legal systems facing thousands of AI-generated case filings, medical boards, and government defense sectors—will soon legally require fully audited, governed AI frameworks to prevent systemic failure and inaccuracy. Resources & Links MentionedRQ Lab Official WebsiteNational Science Foundation (NSF)U.S. Department of Education (Institute of Education Sciences)Northern Arizona University (NAU) About Tim KuglinTim Kuglin is an enterprise systems engineer with nearly 50 years of experience designing mission-critical, zero-failure systems spanning military communications, high-stakes live broadcast television, satellite video conferencing, and high-security architectures. As the founder of RQ Lab (the governance research lab of ZIPR Inc., a public benefit corporation), he is spearheading the engineering and practical deployment of true relational AI governance and metacognitive educational frameworks. Connect with TimWebsite: rqlab.aiLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timkuglin/ YBA was named the top PR podcast in the US by FeedSpot! Feedspot is an RSS Reader that lets you follow your favorite podcasts alongside blogs and news in one place. Like the show? Leave us a rating or review: https://lovethepodcast.com/67940257010b317cdaa9d857 Send us a Message: https://podcastfeedback.com/67940257010b317cdaa9d857 Check out our Website: https://www.yourbrandamplified.com Speak to my Delphi Clone: https://www.delphi.ai/amplifywithanika Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.