In Her Empire Era | Marketing & Business Podcast

In Her Empire Era | No-Fluff Business & Marketing Insights If you want straight-to-the-point business and marketing insights that actually move the needle, you're in the right place. I'm Loren Tomlinson - founder of The Social Collective, international speaker, and social media strategist. I've built a seven-figure agency helping brands grow online, and now I'm sharing everything I've learned to help founders and business owners build something they're proud of. In Her Empire Era is where business and marketing meet. Expect real talk on what's happening in the digital space, the strategies that are actually working, and honest conversations about what it takes to grow and scale in today's world. No fluff. No textbook advice. Just the stuff that matters - delivered by someone who's in it with you. Grab a coffee, hit play, and let's get into it. 🎙️ Follow & connect: @inhereramp

In Her Empire Era | Marketing & Business Podcast is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 102 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts In Her Empire Era | Marketing & Business Podcast, a business show with 102 episodes published.

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  Episode #2

  602: Why In-Person Events Are Your Best Marketing Move

  Aug 15, 202620 minS6

  Fresh off hosting our own event this week, I'm talking through something I think gets dismissed way too often: showing up in person. In this episode: Why in-person is having a real comeback, and why that's not nostalgia The four ways we personally get in the room - hosting, sponsoring, speaking and attending - and what each one is actually for Why the look and feel of your event is the difference between people scrolling past and people sharing it A first look at what's coming with TSC Studios Have a question? Click here to send it to me! Links: Join the WhatsApp community Follow on Instagram: @coffeesandcontentpod Find Loren on LinkedIn: Loren Tomlinson Visit us at: www.thesocialcollective.co.nz Loved this episode? Leave a review - it would mean the world!

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  601: Why Coffees & Content Is Back (And What Changed)

  Aug 8, 202619 minS6

  We're back on the mic after a couple of weeks away, and there's a reason for the hiatus, plus a name change we need to talk about. This episode is the full story behind why the show has gone back to Coffees & Content, and what's actually different this time. In this episode: Why the podcast is going back to its original name, and what changed to make it fit again The one brand decision that reset everything at The Social Collective What "the TSC world" means and why the agency, Studios, Academy and podcast now work as one connected thing An update on TSC Studios opening this September, plus what's happening with private bookings in August Why this show is now built for marketing managers, marketing assistants and founders who want to understand marketing at its core The advice Loren keeps coming back to: don't stay stuck in something that no longer fits Hit play now and follow along for what's coming next. Have a question? Click here to send it to me! Links: Join the WhatsApp community Follow on Instagram: @coffeesandcontentpod Find Loren on LinkedIn: Loren Tomlinson Visit us at: www.thesocialcollective.co.nz Loved this episode? Leave a review - it would mean the world!

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  Episode #21

  From Face-to-Face to Follow Up - Recorded live at the NZ Winter Gift Fairs, Christchurch

  Jul 21, 202629 minS5

  In this episode, Loren shares the talk she gave at the NZ Winter Gift Fairs in Christchurch on how to keep sales coming in after customers walk away from your stall. She breaks down the three things your marketing needs (visibility, nurturing and conversion), why your email database is your biggest hidden asset, and how she uses AI to create authentic content that still sounds like you. Grab the free 20-minute content system workbook mentioned in this episode here: https://thesocialco.myflodesk.com/20-minute-system "The businesses that are thriving don't have to have the biggest budgets. You just need to show up consistently." Have a question? Click here to send it to me! Links: Join the IHEE WhatsApp community Follow on Instagram: @inhererampireerapod Find Loren on LinkedIn: Loren Tomlinson Visit us at: inherempireera.com Loved this episode? Leave a review - it would mean the world!! If this episode gave you a breakthrough moment, share your key takeaway on Instagram and tag @inhererampireerapod . Your insights might just shape a future episode.

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  Episode #20

  Why Your AI Content Sounds Like Everyone Else's (And How to Fix It)

  Jul 14, 202626 minS5

  I was recently asked to come back and speak to a room of NZIE students about AI marketing, and I didn't hold back. This one's a proper look inside how we actually use AI at The Social Collective, not the highlight reel version. What's covered: Why treating AI like a vending machine instead of a thinking partner is the real reason content turns into "AI slop" How our Senior Account Manager went from spending an entire week on client reporting each month to half a day, and what that freed her up to do instead The three places AI really earns its keep in an agency: content creation, reporting and analysis, and campaign optimisation Real examples from client pitch decks, training rollouts, and our weekly "thought anchor" process Why I never treat AI as anything more senior than our most junior team member, and what that mindset protects If you're in business and wondering where AI actually fits versus where it's just noise, this is a practical, no-fluff look at what's worked for us. Have a question? Click here to send it to me! Links: Join the IHEE WhatsApp community Follow on Instagram: @inhererampireerapod Find Loren on LinkedIn: Loren Tomlinson Visit us at: inherempireera.com Loved this episode? Leave a review - it would mean the world!! If this episode gave you a breakthrough moment, share your key takeaway on Instagram and tag @inhererampireerapod . Your insights might just shape a future episode.

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  Episode #19

  I Didn't Open a Studio for the Reason You Think

  Jul 7, 202615 minS5

  The secret's finally out, TSC Studios is open. But this episode isn't really about the studio. It's about the problem it solved, and why that same problem is probably quietly stalling your marketing too. I walk through the real decision behind opening a content and podcast studio three minutes from our office, and why it came down to one realisation: most of us don't have a discipline problem when it comes to showing up consistently, we have a friction problem. The gap between "I know I should post" and actually doing it is almost always logistics, not motivation. In this episode: Why I stopped blaming myself for inconsistency and started looking at my systems instead The habit stacking approach I use every single morning (and why it works) How to spot where friction is quietly costing you momentum in your own content and marketing One question to ask yourself that changes everything Press play, then go find your own friction point. Have a question? Click here to send it to me! Links: Join the IHEE WhatsApp community Follow on Instagram: @inhererampireerapod Find Loren on LinkedIn: Loren Tomlinson Visit us at: inherempireera.com Loved this episode? Leave a review - it would mean the world!! If this episode gave you a breakthrough moment, share your key takeaway on Instagram and tag @inhererampireerapod . Your insights might just shape a future episode.

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