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Meet Louis Levanti, the internet's brutally honest best friend, a lover of dogs, a huge foodie, and if he had to define his niche, he would say "I am my niche." Louis started his content career as a digital producer for Paramount and has worked with brands like MTV, Comedy Central, and Nickelodeon.
He has now garnered an audience of 4M+ followers across TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and Snapchat. His videos span from celebrity and pop culture news to LGBTQ relationship content, food and drink, fashion, lifestyle, and so much more.
In this episode, we chat with Louis about the basic strategies that helped him get started with his content career, and why he’d rather build his own brand than anybody else’s.
Follow Louis on Instagram @louislevanti
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Join us this week as we chat with Dani Stacy, a singer-songwriter who made her national debut this year on “The Voice.” Her memorable cover of “I Will Survive” turned all four coaches’ chairs and was a key turning point in her music career. Dani has blended her musical aspirations and social media growth, mixing current trends with promoting her music.
Tune in as we discuss Dani’s experience on “The Voice”, where her love for music started, and how she overcame shyness to become the powerhouse performer she is today.
Follow Dani on Instagram @dani_stacy
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Meet Evan Wray, CEO and co-founder of Mavely, and a driving force in the world of social commerce.
In this episode, we chat with Evan about how Mavely was founded (and how entrepreneurial stay-at-home moms were behind much of Mavely’s success in the early days). Evan has revolutionized brand-audience engagement through Everyday Influencers®, or content creators who authentically engage with audiences.
By harnessing the power of affiliate marketing, Evan created a game-changing channel that empowers influencers and retailers to drive performance. Recognized in the 2017 Forbes 30 Under 30 list, Evan has continued to make significant contributions that are reshaping the marketing industry.
Follow Evan Wray on LinkedIn @evanjwray
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Meet Rome Johnson, a Seattle-based creator who focuses on fatherhood and the millennial parenting journey with authenticity.
Rome’s content focuses on being a present father to his two beautiful children, one of whom has a disability. Rome and his wife Falesha use their platforms to highlight life as they navigate the complexities of the U.S. healthcare system — all while raising the next generation and offering advice and inspiration.
In this episode, we discuss heartfelt parenting moments, practical advice for families with medical needs, and the importance of finding partnerships that go above and beyond.
Follow Rome on Instagram @romejohns
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Ring ring, it’s Sara from Pareto calling! Tune in this week as we chat with Sara Uy, sales director and internet personality known for sharing her live cold calls online.
In this episode, we discuss what inspired Sara to post her cold calls, the importance of buying into what you do, and starting her own business after five years at Pareto.
With the success and marketability she’s gained from her social media presence, Sara’s excited to see what new opportunities her platform can create.
Follow Sara on Instagram @saraauyyy
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Meet Zack Goytowski, Love is Blind alum, husband, father, and content creator.
In this episode, we discuss how Zack found love with wife Bliss Goytowski on season 4 of Love is Blind. After two years of marriage, Bliss gave birth to Galileo Goytowski (the first ever LIB baby!).
Zack shares his experience becoming a dad, and how he transitioned to content creation after his reality TV stint. With a background in law, Zack is well-versed in contracts and uses this expertise to help navigate his creator career with brands. Apart from the 580k followers he’s gained on Instagram, Zack and Bliss have also started their own YouTube channel with 11k subscribers and counting.
Follow Zack on Instagram @zackgoytowski
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Join us as we chat to the brilliant Jade Beason, founder of “The Creator Project” and content creator specialist.
In this episode, we learn how Jade turned her YouTube channel into a six-figure business within months of uploading her first video. She discusses the benefits of short-term vs. long-term content, and how to sprinkle different parts of your personality into your work.
When she’s not creating content, Jade dedicates her time to helping creators and entrepreneurs grow their own communities and revenue through The Creator Project.
Follow Jade on Instagram @jadebeason
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Meet Colin Rocker, a career-focused content creator and advocate with an audience of over 360,000 (and some impressive brand partnerships with Glassdoor, L'Oréal, Microsoft, and Google).
In this episode, Colin shares the lessons he's learned navigating his career on social media, spotlighting “first-gen professionals”, or the first ones in their family to work in a corporate environment.
With frequent workshops and coaching on career success, Colin shares the realities of being a content creator and a successful Black American professional.
Follow Colin on Instagram @Careercolin
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It’s season two and co-hosts Kwame Appiah and Scott Sutton are back in the studio! Join Kwame and Scott as they take a deep dive into their respective roles at Later, their takes on the social media industry, and the most shocking things they’ve learned along the way.
Plus, Scott shares some insight into being a CEO, the things he’s done along the way, and the most important characteristics he’s gained to become successful (hint: it’s not what you think!)
Stick around for a sneak peek of what’s in store for season two — and get the inside scoop on who Kwame ran into at Burning Man.
Follow Kwame and Scott on Instagram @ayokwam and @scottmsutton
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Meet Lexi Smith, the content creator behind the popular Instagram and TikTok accounts featuring her dalmatian, Wiley, who is known for his heart-shaped nose. Lexi started her journey into content creation six years ago when Wiley became a part of her life. Since then, they've captured the hearts of over 400k followers with their stunning nature photography and pet-friendly travel adventures.
In this episode, Lexi shares her experience of becoming a pet parent influencer and the unique opportunities that come with it. We also dive into the importance of balancing life as an influencer, discussing Lexi's approach to unplugging and enjoying moments without the pressure of capturing content. Additionally, she talks about understanding her comfort level in the digital space and offers advice for those looking to find their path in the influencer world. Lexi also gives us a glimpse into her role at Later Media, where she has worked full-time in Revenue Operations for the past five and a half years.
Follow Lexi and Wiley on Instagram and TikTok @Hi.wiley
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Meet Lia Haberman, creator economy expert, educator, and advisor to some of the world's largest and most well-known brands.
In this episode, we discuss Lia’s journey from McGill University to her career as an advisor, where she helps leading companies define their social and influencer strategy. After over a decade in the editorial space, Lia turned her keen understanding of brands and audiences into thriving influencer marketing programs. She shares how important it is to remain authentic through your journey, and how building genuine bonds can benefit both brands and creators alike.
Follow Lia Haberman on LinkedIn @Liahaberman
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Join us as we chat with Linda Le, a content creator and entrepreneur who carved out her own space on LinkedIn.
In this episode, we discuss how dropping out of college and facing early rejection led Linda to a career of authenticity. By creating personal content with genuine engagement, Linda has amassed a staggering 569,000 followers on LinkedIn, partnering with brands like Notion and Betterhelp — all while prioritizing her main brand pillars of mental health, self-love, and creativity.
Follow Linda Le on LinkedIn @Lindale20
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Tune in as we speak with Jessy Grossman, founder of Women in Influencer Marketing (WIIM), podcast host, and digital content leader.
In this episode, we discuss how Jessy sold her talent agency and turned her passion project, WIIM, into the thriving community it is today. Jessy’s knack for strategic leadership has led to countless digital opportunities for influencers, providing education, mentorship, and more. She shares things to avoid in the industry, the best way to stay ahead of the curve, and why trust in your community is key.
Follow Jessy Grossman across social @jessygrossman and @iamwiim
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Join us as we chat with podcaster, livestream host, and social media personality, Carla Marie, who stepped away from radio to blaze her own trail in the broadcast world.
In this episode, we discuss Carla Marie’s journey in radio and her departure in 2020, when she and co-host (and boyfriend) Anthony, left radio to host The Carla Marie and Anthony Show digitally on YouTube and Twitch. Today, Carla co-hosts The Morning Show podcast and has solidified her place as a local Seattle celebrity as the Seahawks gameday host. She shares how she balances being a creator, and the importance of opening up about sensitive topics with your audience.
Follow Carla Marie across social @thecarlamarie
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Tune in for our episode with Michelle Young of The Bachelor, who boldly decided to step away from her career as a teacher to start a foundation and create content full-time.
Michelle shares how she maintains her identity and stays grounded as her personal brand continues to grow. She shares her journey of finding her purpose, starting the Michelle Young Foundation, and why she believes in serving others first.
Follow Michelle Young across social @MichelleYoung.
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Join us as we talk with Netflix personality and gaming influencer, Avori, as she discusses staying true to herself while navigating the world of content creation.
In this episode, Avori shares her insights on understanding brand safety as a creator and maintaining authenticity in your work. Listen to her story of fighting through doubt and building a strong, supportive community within the world of gaming — all while seeking to empower women in the space. We also discuss the importance of monetizing content via brand collaborations while preserving the trust of your audience.
Follow Avori across channels @AvoriStrib.
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Join us as we discuss self-love and resilience with Izzy Zapata — Love is Blind and Perfect Match star turned content creator.
In this episode, Izzy shares his journey of maintaining morale amid the relentless hustle of social media and the occasional challenge of online trolls. He reveals his strategies for knowing your worth and not selling yourself short — all while learning to make fun of yourself along the way. Tune in for a candid discussion filled with humor, practical tips, and inspiring stories that will empower you to embrace your true self on social.
Follow Izzy across social @izzyzapata_
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Join us as we talk with Netflix reality star and budding influencer, James Pendergrass, about expanding your creator skill set and staying relatable above all.
In this episode, James chats about persevering through the slow periods that every creator faces, and emerging stronger by being true to yourself. We also discuss the importance of using your social platforms to make a positive impact and help the world around you. Tune in for inspiring anecdotes and a refreshing perspective on what it’s like being a content creator with a passion for fitness, fashion, basketball, and mental health.
Follow James across social @jamespendergrass_.
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We chat with the dynamic Kay Brown of Betches and The Betchelor podcast about her journey to becoming a well known content creator.
Kay talks about the importance of connecting with your audience one-on-one to build community. We discuss her growth from content creation as a hobby to a career, including how she dedicated more time and energy to her craft. We also explore how your personal brand can guide your career choices, as Kay shares why staying true to your personality — even at the risk of losing followers — is crucial. Hear Kay’s story and why she believes that people may come for the content, but being honest and true to your character is what makes them stay.
Follow Kay on social @Kayyorkcity.
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Cole and Tezza, the visionary duo behind the Tezza app, created a seamless platform for content creation. Originating from a tight-knit bond as childhood friends, their relationship blossomed into romance and eventually dating and marriage. Combining Tezza's artistic flair in photography and art direction with Cole's experience in product development, they started their entrepreneurial journey from their New York apartment in 2018. What began as a humble endeavor has grown into the success story of Tezza, now a thriving multimillion-dollar creative tool made specifically for creators.
In this episode, we talk to Cole and Tezza about how they started Tezza from scratch. Learn how they balance their time as founders, influencers, and parents, and get their honest advice about becoming a full-time content creator.
Follow Tezza @Tezza.Barton and Cole @Cole_hermm.
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