For this special episode, Fohr CEO James Nord is joined by LA-based content creator Casey “Quigley” Goode of @officiallyquigley. Their conversation covers many topics—from the details of content creation to the big picture of adding value to the influencer space.

Fohr CEO James Nord shares the insights we found on engagement rates during NYFW. He also addresses a popular Facebook conspiracy and what we can learn from Kacey Musgraves’s small business endorsement on Instagram. We also circle back on the fried chicken sandwich debate with special guest Brittany B.

Fohr CEO James Nord discusses fried chicken sandwiches and what we can learn from other Internet phenomena, cutting to a conversation with Grace Atwood who recently went viral with a $30 Amazon nightgown. James also shares how you can be proactive and start planning your holiday content, plus how influencers outside of New York can approach NYFW.

Fohr CEO James Nord moderates a session on the most popular topics from our show. Think questions on brand partnerships, content creation, and much more. Caitlyn Warakomski, Vic Styles, and Drew Jessup share their insights and advice as full-time influencers.

Fohr CEO James Nord reflects on the recent trip he and three content creators took with Concern Worldwide to Bangladesh. He also answers questions on seeking mentorship from talent managers and on our post about engagement rates.

Fohr CEO James Nord kicks off the episode with a few words on NYFW coming up next month. He discusses how influencers should handle unsolicited gifting and what to do if a brand uses your image without permission. Finally, with Tumblr being acquired for the second time, he gives his thoughts on the news.

James shares innovative ways influencers can get brands’ attention, what to do when brand-influencer morals don’t align, and how to use your influence for good.

Fohr CEO James Nord shows us how to repost Instagram Stories that give value to audiences, what you can do to update your Fohr influencer profile, and how you should think about photo usage rights.

Fohr CEO James Nord discusses how to use Instagram Saves as a performance metric. He also gives his thoughts on editorial content and revisits the topic of Instagram hiding Like counts.

In A Drink with James episode 157, Fohr CEO James Nord discusses ways you can hype up a product launch (even if you can’t post beforehand). He also gives his thoughts on Instagram’s new anti-bullying features and on Kevin Roose’s New York Times article about influencers.