If you’re curious about how AI is shaking up the digital landscape—and how to navigate this new frontier as a marketer or business owner—this episode is a must-listen.

Welcome to another episode with your hosts, Yasmine Robles and Izzy Dadoski!

In this episode, we talk about the rapidly evolving world of AI-generated videos. Those uncanny, viral clips are beginning to pop up everywhere, from TikTok to political campaigns. We do our typical banter through the ways AI is transforming video content, from its surprisingly human-like mannerisms to its emerging role in spreading misinformation and even influencing elections.

We look at Google’s latest VO3 technology, the ethical gray zones as marketers and creators, and the very real risks of deepfakes and AI-cloned identities. But it's not all doom and gloom. We also explore smart, responsible uses for AI video tools, like generating B-roll and multilingual content, all while emphasizing the irreplaceable power of genuine human connection in marketing. Expect candid takes, relatable examples, and our trademark humor (plus a few groan-worthy dad jokes).

Here are 3 key takeaways you shouldn’t miss:

Spotting AI Isn’t Just for “Facebook Grandmas” – Even the most tech-savvy can be fooled by highly realistic AI video content. As AI rapidly improves, distinguishing fact from fiction is getting harder for everyone—not just older generations.

Misinformation Moves Faster with AI – With tools like Google's VO3, anyone can create realistic fake videos. That means politicians can (and are) making misleading content, and marketers need to be vigilant about what they're sharing and consuming.

Human Connection Still Wins – No matter how convincing or entertaining AI videos become, genuine, behind-the-scenes moments cut through the noise. Audiences crave authenticity—real faces, real stories, real rants.

Moments

00:00 Google's Scary VO3 AI Release

05:37 TikTok's AI Video Trend

09:55 AI Risks and Creative Liability

12:45 AI Misinformation Concerns Persist

15:14 Urban vs. Rural Knowledge Divide

17:33 AI Enhancements and Multilingual Support

20:47 Mixed Feelings on AI Editing

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Whether you’re a marketer who hasn’t set foot in a library in years or someone looking for hidden gems to power up your business, this episode is packed with tips and inspiration you won’t want to miss!

We sit down with Christine Minx, the Marketing and Communications Manager at the Upper Arlington Public Library. This library is a true pillar in our community with nearly three decades of experience.

Christine shares insights on how libraries have evolved into dynamic community hubs and unveils a wealth of free resources for small business owners, entrepreneurs, and marketers. From exclusive access to top-tier business databases and digital learning tools to reservable meeting spaces and unique sponsorship opportunities, discover why your local library might be your secret weapon for Q4 and beyond.

Plus, get all the details on the upcoming Small Business Resource Fair and learn how libraries like Upper Arlington can help you market smarter, connect deeper, and stay ahead of the curve.

Here are our top 3 takeaways:

Unlock Hidden Resources: Libraries like UA offer free access to powerful tools like LinkedIn Learning, A to Z Databases, and Business Source Premier. Perfect for professionals and entrepreneurs looking for training, research, and even tailored mailing lists.

Meeting Spaces That Mean Business: Need a spot for team brainstorming, interviews, or small group strategy sessions? UA Library’s meeting rooms are tech-equipped and available to the public—just remember, no sales pitches allowed!

Librarians Are Your Secret Weapon: Not sure where to start? The dedicated research staff are ready to guide you, whether you need help finding data, accessing digital subscriptions (like the NYT or Wall Street Journal), or simply want to tap into the library’s expertise.

Moments

00:00 Small Business Resource Fair

03:37 Promoting Library Relevance and Value

08:36 Business Source Premier Overview

10:30 Library's Research Aids Local Authors

15:06 Access Ohio Libraries' Digital Tools

16:54 Library Event: October 18th, 2025

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Ready to see your business more holistically, cut the clutter, and make your systems work for you—not against you? Get actionable advice, spicy real talk, and a behind-the-scenes look at building a brand that runs like a well-oiled machine.

We sit down with Erin Taylor, founder of Lunimae and the self-proclaimed "Systems Whisperer" your business didn’t know it needed. We talk to Erin about her journey from corporate IT project management to launching her own business dedicated to helping entrepreneurs untangle chaos and build holistic business systems.

Forget quick fixes and shiny new tools. Erin shows us why treating surface-level marketing problems rarely gets to the root of what’s holding your business back. We talk about why systems aren’t just about Asana boards and automations, how over-complicating things can hinder seasoned entrepreneurs, and why client communication is usually the overlooked key to scaling.

Erin shares practical steps for getting unstuck, questions to map out your processes, and tips for choosing the right tools (without falling for “shiny object syndrome”).

Here are 3 key takeaways for every entrepreneur:

Systems are more than just tools.

It’s not just about Asana or Trello. Your systems are the step-by-step processes that guide your marketing, client experience, and team collaboration. The tools should support these processes, not define them.

Don’t silo your business functions.

Looking at client experience, marketing, or project management in isolation leads to breakdowns. The magic happens when you connect these areas and see how they interact, making your business smoother and more scalable.

Simplicity scales.

Overcomplicating systems is a common trap for seasoned entrepreneurs. Erin’s advice: streamline. If you can get something done in three steps, don’t make it six! Regularly reflect on what’s working, what’s not, and keep removing unnecessary friction.

Moments

00:00 Collaborative Patience and Vision

05:33 "Automating Project Management Challenges"

09:48 "Aligning Tools to Job Needs"

13:36 Streamlining Simplifies Entrepreneurial Systems

16:43 Streamline Tools or Optimize Business Processes

17:33 Connect with Lunimae Online

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If you’re a solo marketer, a business owner trying to scale, or just want a behind-the-scenes look at what really goes down in the world of marketing, you’ll want to tune in. Grab your coffee, get comfy, and get ready to feel seen!

Welcome back to "Market It Like It's Hot," the podcast where marketing meets real talk, smart strategies, and plenty of laughs. In this episode, hosts Yasmine Robles and Izzy Dadoski tackle the tough—and all-too-relatable—reality of being a one-person marketing team. Ever been handed the job of managing social media, SEO, website updates, and everything in between, all while getting paid the bare minimum?

You’re not alone.

Yasmine and Izzy dive into why treating a single marketer as an entire department isn’t a strategy—it’s a recipe for burnout. They get candid about unrealistic expectations, underwhelming salaries, and why even big brands, like Duolingo, know you need more than one person to do marketing right.

Offering tips for overwhelmed marketers and business owners alike, this episode is packed with hard truths, workplace wisdom, and a few hilarious rants about everything from branding at Starbucks to creative ways to cope at the office.

Moments

00:00 "Misconceptions About Intern and Solo Marketing Roles"

05:14 Fair Wages, Better Work Outcomes

06:50 Starbucks Pay and Uniform Concerns

09:58 Marketing Isolation Challenges

13:49 "Feedback: Neutral Tool for Growth"

18:18 Effective Communication with Management

21:14 Outsource Marketing Support

23:27 "Unexpected Online Market Clash"

Here are our top three takeaways for business owners and leaders:

• A One-Person Team Isn’t a Strategy: Expecting one person—especially an intern or entry-level hire—to know SEO, social media, graphic design, copywriting, AND web updates is basically setting them up (and your business) for failure.
• Invest in Support—Not Just Savings: Think a lone marketer is saving you money? Think again. Agencies and fractional teams can help prevent burnout, produce higher quality work, and let your in-house talent focus on creativity and strategy. It’s often more cost-effective in the long run.
• Listen and Learn: Regularly ask your marketing person for feedback and really listen to their challenges. Let them specialize in what they’re best at, and provide opportunities for collaboration (interns, agencies, peer groups). Their growth and well-being are directly tied to your company’s success.

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The Implosion of X: Why Brands Should Rethink Twitter

Izzy Dadoski and Yasmine Robles are turning up the heat with a no-holds-barred conversation about the implosion of Twitter—now known as X—and what that means for brands, marketers, and anyone still hanging on to their old handles.

From Twitter’s heyday as the go-to spot for real-time reactions, breaking news, and beloved brand sass, to its current state under Elon Musk’s ownership, Izzy and Yasmine break down what went wrong (hint: mass firings and paid blue checkmarks are just the beginning). The hosts share their strong opinions on the platform's decline, the impact on brand safety, and why X just isn’t worth your marketing budget—or sanity—anymore.

Wondering where to take your brand voice now that X is Ohio-level “mid”? The duo dishes on alternatives like Threads, LinkedIn, Reddit, and—of course—the power of good old email and SMS. Plus, they sprinkle in plenty of laughs, marketing wisdom, and even a skydiving challenge if Izzy hits 10,000 LinkedIn followers.

So grab your headphones, press play, and get ready for an unfiltered dive into what to do (and what NOT to do) if you want your marketing to stay hot without getting burned on X.

Market It Like It's Hot Moments

00:00 Twitter's Unique Spontaneity

03:52 Elon Musk's Twitter Takeover Chaos

08:00 "Debating Twitter's Blue Check Worth"

11:36 "Wendy's Tweets and Brand Impersonation"

16:24 Posting on X: Is It Worthwhile?

18:50 Evolving LinkedIn: More Personal Connections

20:20 TikTok Algorithm Frustrations

23:50 Free Marketing Strategy Workbook

29:19 Red Bull Sponsorship Request

30:02 "Metaphorical Defeat Proven"

Here are 3 key takeaways every marketer needs to know:

• Brand Safety is at Risk: After Musk’s acquisition and changes, anyone can buy a verification badge, brand impersonation is rampant, and moderation has taken a nosedive. That means your reputation is at risk.
• Audience & Engagement are Gone: Most users—and advertisers—have left. Unless your audience is exclusively made up of “incels in their mom’s basement” (Izzy’s words!), you’re likely missing your targets.
• Better Platforms Exist: Instead of clinging to a dying platform, now is the time to focus on LinkedIn (drama-free-ish, and professional), Instagram Threads (mid but improving), Reddit (vibrant, topic-based communities), TikTok, and—don’t forget!—building your own email and SMS lists.

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#stopusinghashtagswrong

We are bringing the heat—and a few cheesy dad jokes—as they break down one of the hottestly debated topics in social media marketing: hashtags. Are hashtags dead? Do they actually work on platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and LinkedIn? Or are we all just using them the wrong way?

We tackle some common myths floating around LinkedIn (and beyond), and share exactly why hashtags still matter when it comes to discoverability, categorization, and making your content easier to find—especially for small businesses and marketers.

We’ll walk you through common hashtag mistakes (looking at you, ChatGPT-generated nonsense), how to pick the right level of niche, the value of branded hashtags, and why stuffing your caption with 30 irrelevant hashtags isn’t helping anyone. Plus, they get real about what happens when you try to trick the algorithm with trending but unrelated tags (spoiler: your audience won’t be happy).

Whether you’re hashtag-clueless or looking to sharpen your strategy, this episode serves up practical, up-to-the-minute advice with plenty of laughs sprinkled in.

Hot Moments

00:00 Hashtags Boost Social Media Visibility

04:33 Optimize Local Discoverability

07:41 TikTok's Engagement Schemes

11:25 Targeted Hashtags for Marketing Success

15:14 Misleading Hashtags Confuse Users

17:05 Maximize User-Generated Content Benefits

20:46 Backpack Mystery: No Books?

Here are 3 key takeaways to help you get it right:

• Don’t Go Hashtag Happy: Using a mountain of hashtags, especially irrelevant ones, doesn’t mean more reach. It confuses the algorithm and turns off your audience. Instead, aim for 3-5 relevant hashtags on Instagram and select ones that directly connect to your content and audience.
• Niche, But Not Too Niche: Think Goldilocks when choosing hashtags: not too broad, not too specific. Pair big ones (like #marketing) with more tailored hashtags (like #SmallBusinessMarketing or a location tag) to get the best of both worlds—visibility and relevancy.
• Branded Hashtags = Community Power: Creating and promoting your own branded hashtag can spark User Generated Content (UGC) and help you collect all event or brand-related posts in one place. BUT, a branded hashtag won’t happen unless you promote and use it consistently.

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Let’s get this out of the way. Being effective at marketing has nothing to do with being the loudest person in the room, online or offline.

If you’re naturally quiet, there’s absolutely no reason to force extroverted energy. You should market the way you talk and act in real life! In fact, you’ll find that people can instantly spot when you’re faking it, especially on platforms like LinkedIn and TikTok. It’s like if Yasmine suddenly channeled her inner infomercial host to sell steam mops… it just wouldn’t be her.

We get it, there’s a lot of pressure to hop on social media trends, especially when it seems like every viral video features someone doing elaborate dances or wild stunts. But here’s a myth we want to bust: just because a trend works for someone else doesn’t mean it’s the right fit for you or your audience. It’s okay to skip the dancing! Thoughtful, authentic content goes much further. As Izzy mentioned, sometimes a single honest post (like a personal birthday reflection or even a hot take on Canva updates) gets deeper engagement than five generic posts.

Our biggest tip? Focus on what fuels you, not what drains you. Maybe you prefer writing deep dives or sharing book recommendations over being on video. Maybe, like Yasmine, you’re happy taking behind-the-scenes photos at events instead of being front and center. And when it comes to networking, you don’t have to attend every mega-event—smaller, more welcoming groups can lead to more genuine connections.

So, introverts: market your way, post your way, and remember that quiet confidence slaps. The world wants your true voice, not a watered-down TikTok duet.

Key takeaways every introvert-friendly marketer should keep in mind:

Authenticity Beats Trends

Don’t force yourself to dance or go over the top on social just because it’s trending. Post in a way that’s true to your personality—the audience notices when it’s real (and when it’s not).

Quality Over Frequency

It’s OK to post less often if what you share is intentional and meaningful. “Quiet marketing” that digs deep will always resonate more than five forgettable posts. Make your content count!

Lean Into Your Strengths & Comfort Zone

Hate networking in massive groups? Prefer writing over video? Build your marketing (and your community) around smaller, more genuine spaces that fit YOU. There’s no single way to succeed.

Moments

00:00 Marketing as an Introvert

04:07 Misaligned Brand Photo Shoots

08:23 Skip TikTok Trends for Business

11:47 "Social Media: Stay Authentic"

13:51 Focus on Quality Content

18:44 "Authenticity in AI Content Creation"

21:53 Introvert-Friendly Marketing Strategy

23:24 Planning Content with Travel Throwbacks

27:09 Introvert-Friendly Networking Spaces

32:02 From Suit to 3D Cartoon

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Ignoring Your Inner Circle: How to Define and Reach Your Real Target Audience

We are talking about one of the most common marketing mistakes out there.

Relying on feedback from friends and family instead of your real target audience.

With plenty of laughs (and a few dad jokes), we share candid stories about well-meaning relatives, the pitfalls of crowd-sourcing opinions from people who’ll never become customers, and why your cousin’s Instagram advice probably isn’t gold.

What makes true audience research so important?

How do you define who your ideal clients actually are?

How do you gather meaningful data and feedback that drives your business forward?

We unpack the difference between demographics and psychographics, giving you practical tips to home in on your perfect customer, not just the people in your group chat.

If you’ve ever felt stuck taking advice that doesn’t serve your business or wondered how to tune out the noise and focus on growth, this episode is your permission slip to stop asking your roommate what they think of your brand colors.

Hot Moments

00:00 Non-Customers' Opinions Don't Matter

04:04 Assumptions About Teens & Social Media

09:00 Targeting Audiences for Financial Support

10:55 Demographics vs. Psychographics Explained

15:46 "Choose Advice Wisely"

20:00 Ideal Client-Centric Decision Making

22:18 "Launch, Learn, Tweak, Repeat"

24:20 Rebel Marketing Guidance Available

Here are 3 key takeaways every entrepreneur should remember:

Your mom, roommate, or cousin is not your market. Just because your loved ones have opinions (and they will!) doesn’t mean their perspective matches your ideal client or customer’s needs. Unless they’ve actually paid for your product or service, their feedback shouldn’t weigh more than your actual buyers.

Data beats opinions—every time. Instead of crowd-sourcing feedback from people who may never buy from you, turn to your data. Review your analytics, run AB tests, and ask your real customers why they chose you. Their answers will provide actionable insights, not just well-meaning noise.

Create “brand guardrails” to filter the feedback you do take. Establish who you are, who you serve, and how you want to be perceived. This “guardrail” helps keep your brand direction clear even when well-meaning friends or family try to nudge you off course with their personal preferences.

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This week, we're getting brutally honest about a problem way too many business owners are ignoring: ugly mobile websites. Just because your site looks great on a laptop doesn't mean it's cutting it on a phone—honestly, it might be costing you leads, sales, and your online reputation.

We talk about why mobile responsiveness matters more than ever in 2025, sharing hilarious anecdotes (accidental TikTok purchases, anyone?) and sharp insights about what instantly turns off mobile visitors—blurry photos, microscopic fonts, impossible-to-close pop-ups, and buttons so tiny only ants could tap them. Plus, we break down super actionable fixes: how to optimize your images, test your site’s mobile UX, and make sure you’re not sabotaging yourself with slow load speeds or broken links.

If you've ever caught yourself squinting at a site or rage quitting because you couldn't close a pop-up, you'll laugh and learn as we reveal quick wins for mobile optimization so your digital presence can actually convert the people who find you on-the-go.

Get ready for actionable tips, relatable (and slightly chaotic) stories, and a whole lot of tough love about upping your website game—because your business deserves better. Let's make sure your mobile site is as hot as your brand!

Memorable moments

00:00 Mobile Responsiveness: DIY Fixes & Tips

05:48 Impatience on TikTok and Websites

09:47 Optimize Mobile Loading Speed

12:08 Image Gallery Dilemma

17:14 Website Performance and Usability Tips

19:27 Utilizing White Space in Design

23:47 Responsive Design Tools: Avada vs. Squarespace

25:34 Optimize Website: Minimalism Matters

29:19 "Snack Packs and Podcast Plans"

Here are 3 key takeaways you need to know now:

First Impressions Matter (Especially on Mobile)

If your site loads slowly, looks scammy, or has tiny unreadable fonts, most users won’t stick around—let alone make a purchase or reach out.

Practical Fixes Are Within Reach

You don’t need to be a developer to boost your mobile site. Optimize image sizes before uploading, use easy-to-read fonts (16px minimum!), and make tap targets (buttons, links) finger-friendly.

Test, Audit, and Invite Feedback

Use tools like Google’s Mobile Friendly Test, Page Speed Insights, or just check your own site from multiple devices and browsers. Sometimes the most valuable insights come from friends, colleagues, or even—gulp—your own fat fingers on the screen.

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Personalization in B2B Sales: "Any time you have a list of people, there's an opportunity to understand better what they need from you, and then create a personalized version of it to give to them." - Jason Donapel

We welcome Jason Donapel, the COO and cofounder of The Email Experience, for an energetic and in-depth conversation about all things email marketing, zero-party data, personalization, business growth, and the crucial (but often overlooked) power of retention marketing.

Jason’s winding journey from warehouse fulfillment to agency cofounder is both relatable and packed with hard-won insights for marketers, business owners, and anyone looking to take their email strategy to the next level. We get into tactical strategies, mindset shifts, and even a few cautionary tales from the email marketing trenches.

3 Key Takeaways:

1. Personalization Starts with Intentional Data Collection - Jason emphasizes collecting meaningful zero-party data (info your audience voluntarily provides). For content creators, design your sign-ups or opt-ins to ask one genuinely valuable question—then actually tailor your next piece of content or communication based on that answer.
2. Segmentation Isn’t Just for E-commerce - Whether you’re B2B, B2C, or building a personal brand, segment your audience and curate the experience. Customize welcome messages or newsletters based on even a single preference—this dramatically increases engagement and loyalty.
3. Track What Matters, Then Act - Don’t get lost in the analytics. Jason recommends narrowing focus to actionable metrics, like revenue per message or campaign engagement linked to personalization efforts. Experiment, measure, and use these insights to refine—not just repeat—your content strategy.

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