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Dan DeMiglio: How to Create Viral Content and Build Powerful Teams

Join Molly Baker, Founder of Indie Consulting, as she explores the evolving landscape of influencer marketing with Dan DeMiglio, an industry expert. Discover the key elements of a successful campaign, strategies for choosing the right influencers, and the importance of timing for viral content. Tune in for shared insights on balancing authenticity with viral potential and inspiring stories to elevate your influencer marketing game.

Ben Sharf: The Do’s and Don'ts of Business Development: Insights, Strategies, and How They Can Apply to You

Join Molly Baker, Founder of Indie Consulting, and Ben Sharf, Co-Founder of Platter, as they dive into all things Business Development. From professional thoughts for the day to his definition and approach to BD, and common mistakes in the field, Ben shares his thoughts on the 'salesperson' stereotype and how to form influential relationships. We also explore the challenges of building a remote team and the biggest opportunities ahead for Platter. Tune in for an insightful episode!

Justine Fisher: Why Brands Evolve: Navigating the Death of Traditional Marketing

In this episode, Molly Baker, founder of Indie Consulting, is joined by Justine Fisher, an experienced professional from the CPG sector, specializing in the alcohol and spirits industry. Together, they explore the death of traditional marketing and uncover the foundational elements that brands need today. In their discussion, the two touch on which brands are leading the way and the key qualities to look for when hiring top talent. Tune in for an enlightening conversation on the evolving landscape of brand strategy.

Chris Chavez: Why Creative Burnout is a Good Thing and Storytelling is a Superpower

Today we are joined by Chris Chavez, an entrepreneur who has built an impressive business by harnessing the power of storytelling. Tune in as we discuss the pros of creative burnout, why it’s important to follow your interests, and what it looks like to bet on yourself.

Jim Baker: Lessons Learned From A Successful Service Business Exit to Launching a Retail Start-Up

Get to work! Who said it first? Kim K or Jim Baker? Join Molly and Jim to hear about what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur, what it’s like to go from a successful exit to launching a start-up, and why we should all be drinking tea.

Stephanie Gaynor: The Importance of Embracing Change in Your Personal & Professional Life

Tune in to hear Molly Baker, CEO of Indie Consulting and Stephanie Gaynor, Managing Director of Customer Strategy at Mindshare as they discuss the continuum of the digital transformation, what it really means to create and have a data strategy, and the impact of leaning into change across all aspects of life.

Brooke Cullison: Why Prioritizing Customer Retention is Critical for Growth

Today we are joined by Brooke Cullison from Liquid IV who specializes in all things growth marketing to discuss how to balance acquisition vs. retention, prioritize channels for growth, and the importance of building a relationship with your customers.

Tylar Brannon: Lessons on Leadership: How to Trust Yourself and Bounce Back from Failures

Join us today as Molly chats with Tylar Brannon, CEO of Optimal Bio, about everything from lessons in leadership to how we define ‘wellness’ today. Our guest today has a wealth of knowledge and insights to share on how to evolve a fast growing brand over time.

Elliot Roazen: Why 2024 is the Best Time to Build a Consumer Brand

Join us as we discuss all of the opportunities within the consumer and DTC landscape today, how to bring focus into fast moving environments, and why a good boss can be a game changer.

Courtney Toll: Building a Sustainable Business Model by Balancing Growth AND Profit Through Strategic Growth Marketing Tactics

Today we are joined by Courtney Toll, an impressive entrepreneur who transparently shares insights from her entrepreneurial journey, highlighting the importance of a sustainable business model and key growth marketing strategies that actually work (and those that do not).