Julia and fellow StoryBrand Guide, Schell Gower, take a deep dive into Schell’s experience as a fractional CMO, the power in personal branding, and how one kink in your systems can cause a ripple effect in your marketing.

Stratos Operations Manager, Kat, talks about who exactly you should be following from your business Instagram account.

Julia chats with Karsen Murray about what ethical copywriting is and some best email marketing practices you might not expect!

What calls to action are you using in your marketing? Are you giving clear instructions directing your customers in the right direction? Julia shares how lack of clarity resulted in a few confusing situations in her own life.

Julia speaks with fellow StoryBrand guide, Rachel Zurer, about the conception of Magic Words of the Week, what makes nurture emails so effective, and ideas you can apply to your own email marketing.

In this episode, Julia surprises Ryann with a piece of mystery marketing. Tune in on the discussion of why this product was successful, what we can take away from it, and to learn more about Ryann’s favorite song, “It’s Corn!”

This week, Julia chats with JoAnn Kunberger, a market researcher at Reed Group, on why market research is helpful and practical ways to get usable and helpful data to act on.

In this episode, Julia talks about exploring the new Shuffles app by Pinterest and her thoughts on how it can be used by marketers.

Julia chats with outdoor advocate, Amanda Powell, about her experience as an Instagram influencer and what it might look like for companies and businesses to be more inclusive and accessible for users of all abilities.

In this episode, Julia talks about exploring the new Shuffles app by Pinterest and her thoughts on how it can be used by marketers.

Ever wondered how the StoryBrand livestream can help you clarify your message? Julia chats with Monica Mikhaeil who went through the workshop and was able to set a strong marketing foundation for her brand.

Marketing is a lot like dating in that building relationships take time. Julia dives more into the foundation of a good relationship with your customers.