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Are you creating content for the algorithm or for the people who actually need to hear it?
In this episode of Pickles & Pasta, Steph and Jay get candid about what 16+ years of navigating the ever-shifting social media landscape has really taught them. From MySpace to TikTok, the platforms have changed, but the question at the center of it all hasn't: who are you actually talking to?
Steph, founder of Have Some Fun Today and Parsons-trained designer, opens up about the pivotal moment she stopped producing new bags and chose vulnerability over optics. That decision revealed the difference between building an audience and performing for one. Jay breaks down what he witnessed at a content creator panel about the viral video trap. He explains why the creators who last are the ones committed to consistency and authentic connection over trending tactics.
Together, they explore what it really means to build a brand in the creator economy and why reaching the right people will always matter more than reaching more of them.
This episode covers:
Cultural touchstones, platforms, and figures discussed in this episode include Johnny Carson, TikTok, Instagram, MySpace, and the evolving language of the creator economy.
Pickles & Pasta is hosted by Steph and Jay and produced by Rainbow Creative & ephelants with Matthew "MoJo" Jones serving as Executive Producer.
For sales and partnership inquiries, contact [email protected]
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By Stephanie Rado Taormina & Jay SchweidAre you creating content for the algorithm or for the people who actually need to hear it?
In this episode of Pickles & Pasta, Steph and Jay get candid about what 16+ years of navigating the ever-shifting social media landscape has really taught them. From MySpace to TikTok, the platforms have changed, but the question at the center of it all hasn't: who are you actually talking to?
Steph, founder of Have Some Fun Today and Parsons-trained designer, opens up about the pivotal moment she stopped producing new bags and chose vulnerability over optics. That decision revealed the difference between building an audience and performing for one. Jay breaks down what he witnessed at a content creator panel about the viral video trap. He explains why the creators who last are the ones committed to consistency and authentic connection over trending tactics.
Together, they explore what it really means to build a brand in the creator economy and why reaching the right people will always matter more than reaching more of them.
This episode covers:
Cultural touchstones, platforms, and figures discussed in this episode include Johnny Carson, TikTok, Instagram, MySpace, and the evolving language of the creator economy.
Pickles & Pasta is hosted by Steph and Jay and produced by Rainbow Creative & ephelants with Matthew "MoJo" Jones serving as Executive Producer.
For sales and partnership inquiries, contact [email protected]
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices