E252 Julie Alvin: The Next Trillion-Dollar Brand Hack is As Easy (Or Apparently Hard) As Paying Attention to Women Over 40

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It's No Fluke

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AJR’s Adam Met, Million Dollar Listing’s Ryan Serhant, Community’s Yvette Nicole Brown, and brands such as Fanatics, Adobe, Shoprite, Comic Relief all have one thing in common - It’s No Fluke they found success. We explore the big ideas, the ups and downs in creative work and life, the inner workings of storytelling through thought-provoking and culturally relevant conversations with the most prominent and diverse voices, from creators to brands and the greatest minds of our time. Episodes drop each Tuesday morning. Stay tuned!

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E252 Julie Alvin: The Next Trillion-Dollar Brand Hack is As Easy (Or Apparently Hard) As Paying Attention to Women Over 40

It's No Fluke

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E252 Julie Alvin: The Next Trillion-Dollar Brand Hack is As Easy (Or Apparently Hard) As Paying Attention to Women Over 40

Julie Alvin is a digital media executive, consultant, editor, and speaker. She has led cross-platform content strategy at brands like Refinery29, TheSkimm, InStyle, Real Simple, and Bustle, and now has her own content strategy and brand marketing consulting practice, taking on clients across fashion, beauty, lifestyle, wellness, tech, politics, and the nonprofit space. She is a former adjunct professor for NYU’s master’s in publishing program, a founding member of Chief executive women’s network, a board Member at FOKO, and a former regular on Fox News.

Julie's still very relevant piece in Adweek.