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Q&A··5 min read

Q&A with Emma-Jaye Zappacosta

Emma-Jaye Zappacosta has spent more than a decade working in social media, and her perspective cuts through a lot of the noise currently flooding the industry. In this Q&A, she talks about why brands need to stop treating posting as the finish line, how comment sections have…

Lach Bradford

Q&A··2 min read

Q&A with Camille Safadi

There’s a lot of content being made right now. Most of it looks the same. Same formats. Same ideas. Same AI-assisted variations of what’s already worked for someone else. Camille Safadi’s approach is a bit different. Find what resonates, double down on it, and evolve it instead…

Lach Bradford

Q&A··4 min read

Q&A with Sophie Hill

Sophie Hill doesn’t care about posting more. She cares about posting better. From turning 1-star reviews into standout content to doubling down on employee-generated content in a world of kiosks and online orders, her approach is simple: be human, be a little unserious, and…

Lach Bradford

Q&A··4 min read

Q&A with Xavier Lynch

From a 2M-view TikTok with zero brief to a strong belief in “winning the comments,” Xavier Lynch breaks down why authenticity, not imitation, is the real growth strategy on social right now.

Lach Bradford

Q&A··2 min read

Q&A with Hayley Westoby

Hayley Westoby breaks down the power of picking a side, staying consistent when nothing’s happening, and creating content that actually earns engagement, not just impressions.

Lach Bradford

Q&A··4 min read

Q&A with Natalie Lasance

“Ten mediocre posts a week will never outperform three brilliant ones. The moment I stopped obsessing over posting cadence and started focusing on whether each piece of content actually had something to say, everything changed.”

Lach Bradford

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