Transforming Marketing: Rhiannon Franz's Journey from Ads to Authentic Growth

“Have you ever wondered how to use your powers for good in the advertising world, instead of just helping the rich get richer?”
Join us as Rhiannon Franz, founder of Revive Marketing, shares her journey from working with top brands like Microsoft and Warner Brothers to helping small businesses thrive. Learn about the importance of visibility, how to create a consumer journey that converts, and why being the face of your brand is key to success. Discover how a shift in mindset can transform your approach to work and lead to more meaningful marketing.
In this episode, Rhiannon Franz, founder of Revive Marketing, shares her journey from working at top advertising agencies to starting her own marketing company. We discuss how small businesses can benefit from effective marketing, the importance of being visible, and how to create a holistic marketing funnel to optimize conversions.
🔑 Leveraging Experience for Good: Rhiannon discusses using her 20 years of advertising experience to help small businesses, shifting from selling unnecessary products to truly providing value.
💡 From Ads to Visibility: Small businesses need to focus on visibility, not just ads. Creating a comprehensive marketing strategy helps build the right connection with the audience.
🚀 Mindset Shift for Success: The right mindset about work can lead to greater fulfillment. Rhiannon explains how changing your approach to "Mondays" can transform your work-life balance.
🎯 The Consumer Journey: Advertising is just a part of the larger consumer journey. Understanding how customers find you and guiding them through the sales funnel is crucial for success.
✨ Face of Your Brand: Rhiannon emphasizes the importance of being the face of your brand, and how doing so helps create a personal connection with clients.
Tune in as Rhiannon shares her vision of meaningful marketing, how she helps small businesses thrive, and her passion for creating visibility that connects brands to their ideal clients.
How to Reach the Guest:
Connect with Rhiannon Franz on LinkedIn: LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/rhiannonfranz
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Rhiannon? Rhiannon like Shannon. Rhiannon like
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Shannon. Yes. Okay, everyone, just take a second.
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Just breathe for a minute and look at the beautiful
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face next to, yes, this is Rhiannon. I can tell
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you three things. All I know about her is she's
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brave, bold, and beautiful. And I had a guest
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before you that didn't come on. She wanted questions
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and I said, questions? I don't ask questions.
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First of all, it's no prep needed. So like, I'm
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not prepping so I don't know it because life
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is not always about having it be like that like
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steel kind of like question. So questions, right?
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Exactly. Yes. So I don't know anything about
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you. So what I love is two things. Introduce
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yourself. So this way we get to hear your elevator
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speech. And where are you from? Where are you
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right now? I am from Revive marketing is my marketing
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company that I started about a year ago and I
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am calling from Los Angeles, California. Oh,
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what a yucky place to be. I'm kidding you. There's
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so much going on there. I love it. So OK, so
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a year ago, so what were you doing before you
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started and why? Yeah, so I have been working
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in advertising at the top four of the top four
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holding companies for the last 20 years, working
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for big brands. Yeah. Like an ad agency? What
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do you mean like a holding company? Yes, sorry.
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So yes, holding company of the ad agencies. So
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if you think of big brands I've worked on are
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like Lexus, Warner Brothers, Microsoft Xbox.
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Yeah, big, big names. Johnson and Johnson in
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New York City. Like I worked in New York, LA
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and Detroit. So I've worked across three major
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markets at the top ad agencies in the country.
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Amazing. So were you a member of AMA? Like, is
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that the? Advertising, marketing, and social.
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Yeah, we had different local groups in different
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cities. So like in New York City, it was called
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2 -1 -2. And in LA, it's called Think LA. And
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I'm actually part of Think LA and the American
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Advertising Federation of Los Angeles. We just
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started a chapter here in LA as well. All right,
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so before I go to the next question I'm kind
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of curious about this because this is this is
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really interesting Have you ever ordered promotional
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products while you were working for these big
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brands? Um, yeah, definitely. Yeah Yeah, it's
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cool logo merchandise and did you work directly
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with a distributor? Um Yeah, I mean I think more
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so I was working with like sponsorship things
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because I worked in media so I had access to
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you know people who had printing and products
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and promotional products and things like that.
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The only time I did it for myself was actually
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for my wedding. So you know, it was like I had
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to do these promotional things. And for my baby
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shower, because I had a pandemic baby. So we
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had a virtual baby shower, which was like a blessing
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and a curse. But I ordered promotional products.
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And like I had little boxes custom printed with
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custom cups and like mailed to everybody so they
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felt like they were a part of the baby shower
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even though it was all virtual and on zoom yeah
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i was that's my industry 35 years okay promo
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peeps is that fun to hear what did you have for
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your um for what was the other thing you had
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the wedding the wedding shower and then you said
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something else Yeah. So my baby shower and then
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my wedding. And so for my wedding, I did a custom,
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you know, you have like a leave behind thing
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that you, you know, leave at weddings. And so
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I did glasses. I had one sitting here a second
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ago. I've been married 13 years and I still have
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some of the glasses because they were little
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like rocks glass, like a cocktail, you know,
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like a short one. And I had our logo printed
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on it and the year of our wedding. And our husband
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and I joke that we forget the year we got married
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and we would go look at our glasses in our cabinet
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and be like, oh yeah, it was 2012. Oh yeah, it
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was 2012. So. Oh, I love that. I love that. Favors,
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the wedding favors are so great. Mine was a,
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since I took a leap of faith, mine was a frog.
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So it was a stuffed frog with our, you know,
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like whatever the copy said, they, we took a
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leap and same thing. My girlfriend will send
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it to me and say, Hey, it's your wedding anniversary.
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I'm like, Oh my God, thank you. So you make this
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big change now. So you're because you must have
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really enjoyed it. So what was the catalyst that
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really made you pivot to wanting to open up your
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own business? A couple of things. One was that
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I had a baby and so I had to figure out a pivot
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sort of in my life of what sort of things. What
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was my priority? I think we all go through that,
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especially if you're, I call the pandemic the
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great reevaluation. We all had to take a moment
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in all of our lives. It doesn't matter what life
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stage, what, where you're, what the entire world
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took a look at their life and decided what pivots
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or change or reevaluation that they wanted to
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make. And so for me, that was right in line with
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me finding out I was pregnant. And for the first
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time, my one and only, we're only having one,
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but to find out you're pregnant during lockdown
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was pretty transformative of like, okay, not
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only am I reevaluating my life as an individual,
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but now I'm reevaluating my life as a mom. And
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so how going into the pandemic affected the jobs
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that I took and then once the baby came and then
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what does that mean and then now my son's almost
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four right because it's been it's been about
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five years since since the start of the pandemic
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and through that journey I figured out what my
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priority for myself was having work flexibility.
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I'm very privileged to live near the beach in
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Los Angeles and have these opportunities ahead
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of me in this career that I've built for myself
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and figuring out like my priority is I want to
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be able to pick my son up from school at three
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o 'clock and I might still have some work to
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do and my husband and I juggle with what to do
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between three and five and you know he's it's
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a balance but at the same time it was Making
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that priority and working in corporate for 20
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years as much as they want to say you're like
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schedule and you know work from home a couple
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days a week, you know that that Really changed
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for me to become like this stay at home slash
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work from home mom Like how do you balance? There's
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no balance like that that sort of mantra of like
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you can have it all is like no it's still it's
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still a priority of every hour of the day Yeah.
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I can't even imagine how you must have felt.
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I want to go into your business, but I want to
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just personally, you're having a baby. You must
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have been so scared. So what was going on in
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your head that you'd end up having to go to the
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hospital? And was COVID still at the height of
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COVID when you actually went into labor? And
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was your husband able to go with you? Yeah, so
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my husband was able to go with me at least no
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no family. No visitation No, nobody else was
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allowed with us, but it was so it's just he and
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I and also he couldn't leave You know to go do
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anything and come back. There was no Leaving
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or whatever and my son was born Early, so I had
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a scheduled c -section. He was Frank breach.
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So it was like he's breach we're gonna have to
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have a, you know, C -section. So I had sort of
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most of my hospital bag packed because I knew
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that I was gonna have a scheduled C -section,
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but it wasn't all packed. Like I tell women all
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the time, I'm like, just pack it a month early.
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I know it sounds like, what? Like it's, I have
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all this time. It's like, just pack it a month
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early, just in case, because like it was go time,
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your water breaks and you're off, right? And
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it's like, whatever was in that bag is what goes
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with you. And we couldn't leave. No one could
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come meet us. Like the only thing we could do
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was we could at least get food delivery. you
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know at the location but it was like what we
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had is what we had for my husband and I so we
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had to pack you know the hospital bag for him
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and I for however many days you know we needed
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to be there and when I got there it was like
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I was in full labor and they're like doing COVID
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tests down my nose you know remember the ones
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that like went all the way no yeah and so I'm
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like they put one in and I had a contraction
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as they're like pulling it out and they went
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to go to the next one and I was like you wait
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Until I am done with this contraction as I'm
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like, oh, you know that they did the second one
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and I was like, oh my god So yeah, it was what
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was this? What was what's the October 29th of
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2020? So, oh, okay. So it's weird because I'm
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in Florida. So that you know things were a lot
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They were lighten up. But if I'm correct in California,
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very very strict very strict. Yes, very strict
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Oh my god, I hope you write your story. I think
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people would be more interested in how you got
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through that kind of fear that you must have
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had. And that must have started right when you
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found out that you were pregnant with COVID.
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And oh my god, so you're always balancing the
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good things, like being home, and the bad things
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of getting sick. And God forbid, what would happen?
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Were you watching TV at the time, too? Yeah,
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yeah, so it was yeah, it was very scary and where
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we lived in Los Angeles was adjacent to a lot
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of the riots so we weren't as involved with some
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of our friends who lived in neighborhoods with
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riots and who were legitimately protesting the
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things that we should be protesting for and and
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our rights and things like that and and as much
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as I wanted to go do these things I was like,
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oh but I'm pregnant now like I'm pregnant now
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like I can't I can't go be an activist for these
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things. Like I have to think about my belly.
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Like there's so many different layers of like
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being pregnant during this, you know, very pivotal
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moment in our world. And yeah, so being even
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adjacent to it, feeling like I couldn't go outside
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to walk our dog in our specific neighborhood.
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And so that prompted us to want to move during
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the pandemic. And so it's just, yeah, there's
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a lot of things. Are your parents alive? Uh,
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yes. Yes. Oh my god. They must your mom. I just
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kind of feel for her It must be so hard to is
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she close to you. Um and live by close or no
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No, no. No, so i'm in california. My family's
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in texas. So it was oh even worse. So they had
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to they had to My husband and I did it, you know
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ourselves and it brought us closer together I
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mean the amount of things that we did I mean
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from the baby coming in and you know, we're still
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like wiping down our groceries when they come
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in, you know, you don't getting grocery delivery
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and just that that whole thing that happened
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and you know, we didn't have anyone no one could
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come in your house like no one could be helpful.
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So, you know, it's kind of in a weird way, like,
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well, my husband and I did it all, you know,
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we did. It's like you and I against the world.
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Yeah, yeah, basically. So it bonded us a lot
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and my husband got to do a lot more. you know,
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things than a typical, you know, the world before
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the pandemic where he would have had to be in
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the office a lot and he would have to, you know,
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go and do these things. I mean, now we both have
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jobs, we work from home. And, you know, that
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was the impetus of me starting my own company
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was like, I want to be able to work from home.
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I want to have that flexibility. I want to be
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able to have that time with my son. I mean, my
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husband was home to be able to watch, both of
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us were to watch our son's first steps. We were
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there the moment that he did it, you know, and
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it was the middle of the day and he'd woken up
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from a nap and you know, like the nanny was there
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and we're checking on him. But it was like we
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got to we got to see that, you know, and so I
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think that comes back to like having this business
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and him and I making decisions to be able to
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make that a priority where one and only family,
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you know, it's to have one child probably because
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of the traumatic experience of having a baby
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during the pandemic for me personally was like.
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Yeah, I don't want to have that again, but My
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heart goes out to you yeah, but at the same time
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like the the the glorious like you can't explain
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Being a mom until your mom it like or you know
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a dad or whatever like the the hardness But the
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joy at the same time like you can't explain that
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unless you know you until you feel that but uh
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But having this business has enabled me also
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to be able to say look I have all this years
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of experience working in corporate. I've worked
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for 20 years in New York, LA, Detroit, like all
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these places. And one of the main things that
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I have learned out of this great reevaluation
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is wanting to use, I kind of joke, like using
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my powers for good and like being able to help
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people. And one of the things I've discovered
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was like the the advertising world kind of has
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that bad like sales the sort of idea of like
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selling things to people that they don't need
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and sometimes I felt like that like what am I
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selling what why am I you know working all these
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hours to make rich people richer and Doing this
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now You know is like giving people value and
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actually helping people so helping professional
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services helping service business helping small
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business is helping Somebody be able to get forward
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be able to move forward in their business be
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visible It's really marketing getting themselves
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to be visible and doing things like this doing
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alive being out there gets us visible and that
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connects us then with the people our ideal clients
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who need us and That right there is like that
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gives me joy that gives me like reasons to get
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out of bed every day There was a joke from a
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comedian, I can't remember which one, but he
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said, it's not Mondays that are the problem,
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right? Like it's your life. Like Mondays are
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not the problem. It's what you're doing on Monday
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that makes Mondays the problem. So those of us
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who are privileged to be able to get ourselves
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in that position and have that drive and motivation
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to say, I want my Monday to be enjoyable. How
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can I make that happen for myself is like? It
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changes Just just that one mindset shift right
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can help you guide you in decisions that you'll
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make One step one foot in front of the other.
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I love it. So I want to know about your name
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So revive like so share the story of your name
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because I have a feeling there's a good story
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behind it Yeah, so my name is Rhiannon, which
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is a song by Fleetwood Mac And I was named after
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the Fleetwood Mac song. It was very popular in
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1981 when I was born. And it's one of those songs
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that you hear it and you go, that's what she's
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saying. Or like, I know that song. I didn't know
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that's what she was saying. I tell people, you've
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heard it. They play it in the grocery store.
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They play it on the elevator music. Like it is
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just one of those songs. You're like, okay, I've
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heard that before, but maybe didn't recognize
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that that's what it was. In fact, one of my...
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new mom friends, her son and I are like the same
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exact age. Her mom named her after the song,
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but named her Breanne because she thought that
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the song was saying Breanne, which it does kind
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of sound like that, right? And so Breanne and
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Rhiannon were both named after the song. Anyway,
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super, super famous song. One mother knew to
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look it up first to make sure. Yeah, my mom was
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super into music. I mean, yeah, a music aficionado.
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So that was a big deal for her to name her daughter
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after a song. And so for me, the idea for my
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business was how can I take that first part of
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my name, Ree, and, you know, kind of make it
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fun and catchy. Like, so people kind of get a
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little bit of like my personality when they see
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Ree Vibe. And it's like, oh, that's Rhiannon
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with Ree Vibe. And it's like, Oh, she must be
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fun or approachable. Like it kind of gives you
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a little bit of humor. It was. I can't believe
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I didn't realize it though. Like I literally,
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it went over my head because I'm like, well,
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what's the meaning of REVIVE? I didn't even think
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RE, RE. I love that. What I want to learn now.
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So first of all, it looks like you got a podcast
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set up. So you've been doing a variety of interviews.
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Yes. Yes, I have. I've been starting to push
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myself to be more of an authority and talking
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about marketing in that. in the internet world
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and getting my message out and being a speaker.
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I mean, I eventually wanna push myself even more
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to do that as I get more and more clients and
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more and more case studies and examples of things
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I can do to help people. I wanna be able to spread
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this message. I love it. What services does Revive
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Marketing offer? So my services I say are from
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brands to ads. And a lot of people will come
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to me saying, oh, I know I need to... push some
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ads on social media, or I know I need to be like,
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am I supposed to be on TikTok? You know, and
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so I get these questions first of like, I'm supposed
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to advertise stuff, right? And then I kind of
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look at their business and I go, Okay, wait a
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minute. What is the consumer's actual journey?
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What is does your website look like? What are
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people landing on digitally when they're looking
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for you? And then what is that path in order
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to get them to convert? So what is the product
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that you're selling? And how are you What is
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that path? So that's why I named my business
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with marketing because yes, my background is
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more advertising having worked at advertising
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agencies, but for small businesses, it's really
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about the entire marketing purchase funnel and
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making sure that from the brands to the ads,
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everything is cyclical and you have an entire
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marketing machine to be able to optimize that
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process. Amazeballs, amazeballs. Like, I'm just
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so impressed with you right now. I do want to
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share with you. Have you ever been on, I'm sorry,
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if you've been listening to me, I've been doing
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a little pitch because I'm not a paid at all.
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I went from private beta to a public beta tester
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on something that I think is going to take the
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world by a storm. Have you ever been on Clubhouse?
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Clubhouse, I have heard of it, yes, but I have
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not been on it. Okay, so Clubhouse is a social
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audio app. Okay, very, very neat. There's a new
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one now that a man that was on clubhouse 20 started.
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I think it was like 25 Really knows and understands
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social audio Realized all the it was big draws
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like he had the biggest rooms of the biggest
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houses on spaces He created what's called chatter
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social I do have some invites if you want it
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chatter social is social audio and video Amazing
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so you can stream on it. So yeah, and then you
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could have a podcast interview like this and
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then and I'm doing it after the fact because
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it's still in like a little it's still in the
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beta testing right yeah but you can have a podcast
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like this so it could be streaming live on your
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phone and then people can ask you questions that
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are in the audience perfect That's amazing. I
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love it. It's perfect for you because you're
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going to meet a lot of professionals for collaboration,
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but also a lot of people in LA. There's a whole
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LA community out there and a lot of film for
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entertainment, a lot of singers. They just had
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the voice, a challenge. So fun. I was just lying
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in bed on my phone and then they would come on
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the screen. Oh, it's so lovely. So very, very
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unique. So I'll send you the invite. You're on,
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where could people find you? Are you on Instagram?
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Yes, I have an Instagram as Rhiannon revives
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your biz. Oh, OK. Oh, wait, hold on. Let me just
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let me let me write that down. So I have it here.
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Let me put it in the chat. So yeah, hold on.
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Yeah. And that is our H .I .A. and then oh, and,
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uh -huh. And then revive our H .I .V .I. V .E
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.S. your biz. It's a little long, but it's also
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like difficult to get your. my big belief is
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like, if you're the face of your brand, you need
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to be the face of your brand. So as Rhiannon
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and my business revive, it was like, how do I
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bring that together in like a way that's memorable?
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So Rhiannon revives your biz is kind of a way
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that it is my brand, I'm the face of the brand,
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and then my business is revived. So bringing
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that together. Beautiful face of the brand. Hopefully
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I did it correctly. Otherwise, I'll go in once
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I find you I'll double check myself to make sure
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because we're live on my Facebook page Adrian
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Barker speaks on my YouTube channel and my LinkedIn
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so You know what? I'm so glad I really I'm really
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like proud of you and the work that you have
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done and Just how lovely you are and just you
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made I mean my god growing up people didn't really
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understand that they could actually make a life
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for themselves But you've made a life and a living
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for yourself and you're just in your purpose
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and you have a beautiful four -year -old. Every
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age is fun, I will tell you. You know what the
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worst age is? When they leave the house, that's
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the saddest age. I got pregnant at 44, so I had
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my last one. And so she's just turned 18, but
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she, it was weird during COVID. I had her birthday
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party kind of like on Zoom. So my heart goes
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out. I'm glad you have a good story. I'm glad
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everything worked out. Yeah, and I I definitely
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want your information afterwards a show notes
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This is live and then i'll turn it into a podcast
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afterwards. I'll send you a message Thank you.
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No, you're amazing. Thank you so much And if
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you need any help or anything I could do for
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you. Um, linkedin is my thing I don't I'm you
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know i'm on other channels, but I am a linkedin
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guru and was named top um Top 13 linkedin experts
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in orlando and I didn't pay for it Okay, great.
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Yes, I am also on LinkedIn and I need to be doing
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more of it. But you know, yes, I love that. And
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I'm so glad to have connected with you and done
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this with you today. So thank you so much. I
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really appreciate it. Because you are you're
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really truly brave, bold and beautiful. It's
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not easy to do this, but yet you're doing it.
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And it is what makes us stronger and kind of
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keeps our mind sharp. So thank you so much. You
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have made my day. Thank you. Thank you. Have
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a great day. Nice to meet you.

