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By Lexie Smith
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For the final episode of Season 2 of the Pitchin’ and Sippin’ Podcast, Lexie speaks with Hillary Cohen and Sam Luu, Co-Founders and Co-Presidents of Every Day Action. Every Day Action is a non profit that reallocates food waste from catering on film sets to those in need in Los Angeles.
When they are not busy bridging the gap between the upper-middle class and millions of Americans in need, they work in the entertainment industry. That is the origin of their friendship and creation of Every Day Action last year during the pandemic. Hillary works on NCIS: LA where she is currently an Associate Producer. Sam’s career has spanned working on shows such as shows such as House M.D. and Scandal, but it wasn’t until she joined NCIS: LA as an Assistant Director that she met Hillary.
From press, to impact, and beyond, in today’s episode we learn all about their journey into the limelight, landing The Kelly Clarkson Show, and what the limelight has then done in terms of the potential impact they have been able to make with Every Day Action.
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Here’s what you’ll learn:
Website: https://www.youreverydayaction.org/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/every_day_action/?hl=en
Every Day Action on Kelly Clarkson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocP0bijtOfQ
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/youreverydayaction/
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Your Host, Lexie Smith walks us through five things to prepare before you land or get press. Press wins can be hugely beneficial in accelerating a business or brand’s success. In order to maximize an opportunity's full potential, it is important to remember to get some things prepared before you pursue the spotlight.
In this episode, Lexie goes into detail about 5 important aspects to consider and prepare before going after press for yourself and/or your business.
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Jada Sinclair is a Serial Entrepreneur, Brand Strategist, CEO of Glow Vibes Social Media Agency, and a Spiritual Marketing Goddess. She empowers women on how to manifest their next level of success and create an aligned sales funnel strategy that paves the way for more abundance and financial freedom. Jada is passionate about showing other women how they can achieve their goals and monetize their passions with less hustle and more flow.
In today’s episode we dive into the world of Instagram - we talk algorithm, tactics, tips, she gives us tangible resources and invaluable advice on how to Glow Up your Instagram strategy.
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You can learn more about Jada and sites she mentioned below:
Website: www.glowvibessocial.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/glowvibessocial
Later Blog: https://later.com/blog/
Plan Blog: https://www.plannthat.com/plann-blog/
Your Social Team Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yoursocialteam/?hl=en
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In today’s episode, host of the Pitchin’ and Sippin’ Podcast, Lexie Smith dives into the topic of thought leadership. She defines what thought leadership is and walks listeners through 5 questions to consider when building a thought leader strategy. Lexie also dives into what platforms can assist entrepreneurs in developing thought leadership, where they get started, and she highlights how thought leadership can serve as a successful PR strategy when deployed intentionally.
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Brandi Sims is the Founder & CEO of Brandinc PR. For the past 13 years, Brandi has gained extensive knowledge in handling public relations and strategic communications for a diverse range of clients from public figures, to nonprofit organizations, to government sectors, to celebrities, sport figures, beauty and skincare companies, and much more. She has landed her clients coverage in outlets ranging from ESPN to FOX News, Forbes, New York Magazine, Cosmopolitan and many others.
Brandi has her Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Cameron University, her MBA in PR from Liberty University, and is currently a Doctoral Candidate for Liberty University’s Strategic Media Communications program. She also serves on the national PRSA Entertainment & Sports Executive Committee and Board Chair for the Oklahoma Women’s Coalition to represent women's advocacy.
In today’s episode we talk through the differences and similarities that exist when learning PR in a classroom vs. doing PR in the real world, and we do a deep dive into the world of product placement and product pitching. Brandi gives us her best do’s, don’ts, and what she’s currently finding successful when pitching in the market today.
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Find more on Brandi Sims below!
Facebook: www.facebook.com/Brandincpr
Instagram: www.instagram.com/Brandincpr
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Brandincpr
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/brandincpr
Website: www.brandincpr.com
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We’re doing a Feed Drop this week with my interview on The Sixth Degree Podcast with Emily Merrell. In this episode, we talk all things PR – specifically, the difference between PR and marketing, we dive into THEPRBAR’s 6 relations of PR, address whether or not “Bad Press” truly exists, and the first steps in getting press-ready. If you enjoy Emily's show – as I know you will – hop on over to her podcast The Sixth Degree and leave her some love!
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Learn about Ready Set Coach here: https://readysetcoachprogram.com/
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The Sixth Degree Podcast with Emily Merrell: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sixth-degree-with-emily-merrell-podcast/id1506067934
Six Degrees Society Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/six_degrees_society/?hl=en
Emily Merrell’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emilyamerrell/?hl=en
Brittney Oliver is a career and lifestyle freelance writer and content strategist based in Nashville, Tennessee. Brittney’s expertise and insight has been featured in Forbes, Fast Company, Refinery29, Black Enterprise, and countless podcasts and speaking engagements. In 2019, she was the keynote speaker for LinkedIn’s first Women of Color conference in San Francisco, and she was named one of “Nine Black Women Leaders Dedicated to Empowering Others” by Forbes. In addition to her writing, PR, and marketing career, Brittney is also the founder of the platform Lemons 2 Lemonade which encompasses a blog, networking mixer, and panel discussions all focused on helping professionals turn career obstacles around.
In the episode to follow, we learn more about Brittney’s career in PR, media, and entrepreneurship, she gives pitching tips and perspectives from the 3 different hats she wears - PR pro, journalist and founder - and lets us in on her exact pitching likes and dislikes.
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bsoliver/?hl=en
Lemons 2 Lemonade Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lemons_2_lemonade/?hl=en
Article about Brittney’s Story: http://voyagela.com/interview/meet-brittney-oliver-lemons-2-lemonade-events-hosted-la-san-francisco/
Lemons 2 Lemonade: https://www.l2lmixer.com/
Brittney’s Personal Website: https://brittneyoliver.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/britt_s_o?lang=en
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bsoliver
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Jia Wertz is an entrepreneur, the founder and fashion designer of Studio 15, a featured writer for Forbes, Co-host of the Speaking of Crime podcast, and an award-winning documentary filmmaker pursuing stories that explore wrongful convictions in the name of protecting the social order. Her debut documentary short titled Conviction has won awards for Best Picture, Best Cinematography, and an Award of Distinction, and is featured on Amazon Prime. She is currently in the final stages of post-production on the feature-length documentary of the same story.
A women of many talents, today we dive into the varying multimedia storytelling across different platforms – from video, to audio and the written word – she gives us her best pitching tips as a founder, reviews what press has done for her business and career, and also provides us with what she personally prefers when being pitched herself for Forbes.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
Website: https://www.jiawertz.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jiawertz/?originalSubdomain=ca
Watch Conviction: https://www.amazon.com/Conviction-Jeffrey-Deskovic/dp/B08F9CN2XG
Speaking of Crime Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/speaking-of-crime/id1527802216
Studio 15: https://www.shopstudio15.com/
See Jia in Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jiawertz/
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/ConvictionDocumentary
Instagram: www.Instagram.com/jiadocs
Twitter: www.Twitter.com/JiaWertz
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Today we’re talking with Priscilla Presley and Lauren Cheek - the co-founders of The Forward Female - a consulting and creative agency for female entrepreneurs based in Los Angeles, CA. With a mission to empower women all over the world to create the lives they actually want to be living and give them the resources they need not only to succeed, but thrive, the forward female helps women start and grow businesses and get clear on their careers through their global digital community, business development coaching programs, and in-house creative agency.
In today’s episode, we dive into how to create a promotional launch plan, best tips to avoid overwhelm and burnout when launching, and the power of partnerships, collaboration, and accountability. These two powerhouse female founders have worked alongside some of the most sought-after brands in the world and I could not be more excited for you all to listen in our pitchin’ and sippin’ conversation.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
Website: https://forwardfemale.com/
Join the Accountability Community and a free 30 day travel: https://portal.forwardfemale.com/landing/plans/61053
Coaching Programs: https://forwardfemale.com/business-bundles/
Sign up to be a member of The Forward Female: https://portal.forwardfemale.com/sign_up
Follow on instagram: @forwardfemale
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We’re doing something a bit different this week on the Pitchin’ and Sippin’ podcast - we’re doing a round-up of 8 of our past media guest’s pitching preferences. SO, context, typically when I have a member of the media on the show, towards the end of the episode I ask them a series of Rapid fire questions about their personal preferences when being pitched. For example, what day of the week do you prefer to be pitched...do you want people to send photos, do you appreciate follow ups? SO, take out some pen and paper because you’re about to hear exactly what these writers and editors actually WANT to receive in their inboxes.
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The podcast currently has 50 episodes available.