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Take Our Quiz: Which Marketing Maven Would You Hire to Run Your Brand?
We Compared the Marketing Styles of Edina Monsoon, Samantha Jones, Emily Cooper, and Georgia Miller
You’re a brand founder. You’ve got product, passion, and a to-do list that’s now a personality trait. But when it comes to marketing yourself? You’d rather build a second business.
So… who do you hire?
Let’s compare four iconic pop-culture PR and Marketing Mavens by their LinkedIn profiles and their Reddit reviews.

Are Mobile Pop-Up Shops the Ultimate Brand Move in 2025?
Mobile pop-up shops are taking over in 2025: from Airstreams to retro buses. Find out why brands are ditching traditional storefronts for experiential, on-the-go marketing strategies.

🐠 Tinned Fish as Design Inspo: Three Bold Brands That Helped Fuel the “Sardine Girl” Moment.
Once relegated to the back of the pantry, tinned fish is having a full-blown cultural renaissance—complete with dazzling packaging, viral moments, and a new generation of fans. At the heart of this seafood revival are three standout brands reshaping the conversation: The Fantastic World of the Portuguese Sardine, a whimsical Times Square destination turning canned sardines into collectible art; Fishwife, the direct-to-consumer darling bringing sustainability and millennial flair to smoked salmon and anchovies; and Nice Cans, the cheeky Canadian brand celebrating conservas with bold design and culinary credibility.
These brands aren’t just selling canned fish—they’re rebranding it as stylish, ethical, and crave-worthy. From nostalgic storytelling and immersive retail experiences to social media-savvy packaging that pops off the shelf (and your Instagram feed), they’re proving that seafood can be shelf-stable and sexy.

🐠 What’s With All the Fish? Why “Sardine Chic” and Other Aquatic Aesthetics Are Making Waves in Branding
Sardines are having a main character moment — and your brand should absolutely be paying attention. From ironic packaging to cheeky metaphors, fish are making waves in the branding and design world.
In this post, we’ll break down:
Why sardine chic is everywhere
What “fishcore” even means
Which fishy archetype best matches your founder persona
And how to use it all in your marketing (even if you sell skincare, candles, or coaching — not seafood)

Why Reddit Matters: What Brands Need to Know
Reddit has over 1 billion active users and deep influence across niche communities. Learn how lifestyle brands can use Reddit strategically in 2025 for visibility, trust, and growth.

Memes That Convert: How Meme Marketing Drives Real Sales in 2025
Memes That Convert: How Meme Marketing Drives Real Sales in 2025. Discover how meme marketing boosts engagement, trust, and sales with data-backed examples from Poppi, Slim Jim, SSENSE, Netflix.

What are the Top Social Media Platforms? We Crunched the Numbers and the Result May Surprise You!
As of 2025, a handful of platforms dominate this digital landscape, with Instagram, TikTok, and Reddit leading the charge. These platforms shape trends, drive engagement, and offer unprecedented opportunities for branding and marketing (yes I know you know). So it’s important to have a factual grip on which platform performs the best for brands, and here they are:

The 7 Strongest Marketing Trends in the Lifestyle Industry So Far in 2025
If you work in lifestyle marketing: food, beauty, fashion, wellness, or home , Summer 2025 is bringing a wave of major shifts that you don't want to miss. These trends aren’t just fads; they’re reshaping how lifestyle brands connect with audiences, earn loyalty, and drive growth.
Here are the strongest marketing trends in the lifestyle industry right now.

5 Reasons Founder-Led Brands Are Winning Hearts and Wallets, and 13 Lifestyle Brands Doing It Right
In the ever-buzzier world of lifestyle brands, one truth is becoming more and more deliciously obvious: customers don't just want products; they want people. They want to know who's stirring the pot, sewing the seams, bottling the dreams. And that's exactly why founder-led small brands are carving out huge, passionate audiences—and often, outselling bigger, more faceless competitors.