Q&A with Naomi Gaeng from Sked Social

September 23, 2025
By
Lach Bradford

This week’s Q&A is with Naomi Gaeng, COO of Sked Social. Naomi’s been with Sked since the early days, working her way up from Head of Customer Success to now keeping the entire team (and company) in line. She’s seen it all — from supporting customers one-on-one to leading big-picture strategy — and she brings that mix of empathy and execution to everything she does. In this chat, Naomi shares why TikTok tops Instagram for her, the tool she swears by, and the trend she’d happily ban forever.

1. What would your MySpace song be in 2025?
Skip, my Spotify would say something embarrassing like a Frozen song. But if I had to pick, Cliche by MGK.

2. Instagram or TikTok? Defend your answer.
TikTok - more creative discovery.

3. What's in your camera roll way too much?
My kids - but i dont think its too much ;)

4. A tool, app, or sneaky little shortcut you swear by?
Timeshifter iykyk.

5. Most underrated social media skill?
I'm not sure its underrated but camera angles.

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6. If you could ban one trend forever, what would it be?
Super low rise jeans.

7. Who are 3 brands/creators you’re vibing with right now?
broma bakery, hummusapien, scribewinery.

8. Go-to comfort food after a chaotic day?
Buttered noodles.

9. Best DM you’ve ever received (or sent)?
probably a sale at my favorite boutique (embarassing ha).

10. What’s your biggest ick on LinkedIn right now?
people posting like it's Facebook.

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