Nadia Carmon

Feat. Dave's Killer Bread #Video #FoodandBeverage

Now this was a fun exercise. Famous movies as TikTok hooks. #TikTok #SocialMedia

Via Bill Gates #Business #CustomerSuccess

Soylent vs Huel: A review Earlier this year, I tried Soylent for about a month, using it as my go-to in between meals or after workout shake. I did a taste test with Huel's Salted Caramel, to see which I preferred. Here are my thoughts: For all of the hype, the 2 products are very similar. Both have the same amount of calories (400), and are in the same range when it comes to fat, sodium, carbs, dietary fiber & protein. Soylent has a bit more essential nutrients (39 vs 27), but Huel has higher percentages of some of them (Iron, Biotin, Manganese, Vitamin B12, Chloride). But the biggest difference to me came in the taste. Soylent is definitely the WINNER here. If you've ever made a smoothie with too much of that icky-tasting protein powder, and that's literally all you could taste...Well, that's how Huel tastes...And without any hint of the salted caramel flavor I expected. Seeing as Huel has a lot more flavors than Soylent, I assumed that this would be a steal. But if this is how the rest of their line tastes, then Soylent's wins simply by having more distinct and better tasting flavors. Despite not having a lot of them. Other considerations: Both brands have the same type of ingredients. Some of them are things you might recognize as not being ideal when it comes to food. For instance, they both use canola oil & natural flavors. They both have a small amount of added sugars as well (4g vs 1g). All in all, imo, if you're simply looking for a meal replacement drink with a decent amount of vitamins and minerals, you can't go wrong with either. But if you want the added bonus of something that's a tasty treat every time you drink it, then you should reach for Soylent. Get $10 off your first order (of $30 or more) -> https://prz.io/KzN1YQ3SY #Health #PlantBased #FoodandBeverage

Using the same hashtags on different platforms will give you DIFFERENT results. Not the same. That's because the total number of people using them will be different on each platform. Example (See Image): Adventure Awaits You has a decent 31.6k users on Instagram Whereas it looks like it hasn't been used in years on TikTok (low numbers tend to mean not as actively used) Likewise, it'll be difficult to break through the noise with the Bike Life hashtag on Instagram (42 million) But that's much more manageable on TikTok (5 million) Quick Checklist: *Research hashtags before you use them *Make sure they're relevant to your company (i.e. don't assume) *Use a combination of safe and reach hashtags *Make sure the number of 'safe' hashtags used is greater than the 'reach' ones. Doing this will ensure you maximize the potential reach from your hashtags. #Business #SocialMedia #ContentMarketing

Darkly foreboding. Comically absurd. If there was ever a show that defied classification, it's Netflix's Ripley. The 8-part limited series tells the story of a con man hired to track down the son of a wealthy shipbuilder. What follows is a fever dream of postcard memories metamorphosing into nightmare, as we learn just what lies beyond the surface of this picture perfect world. With fantastic performances by Andrew Scott, Dakota Fanning, Johnny Flynn, Eliot Sumner, Maurizio Lombardi, and more. #Netflix

How one beauty brand's test returned 1,194% increase in sales. . . . Atlanta-based beauty brand Love & Pebble is no stranger to viral content. Since 2021, the brand has been a hit on social media, thanks to their line of Beauty Pops; A DIY face mask applied frozen to the skin. But despite riding that wave of popularity for several years, going viral did not translate into a massive uptick in sales for the brand... Until they joined Tik Tok's Shop & Affiliate program. After joining the program on a whim, and collaborating with affiliate creators, Love & Pebble saw: 1,194% increase in sales 3.2x Return on Ad Spend Over 240 conversions and 250,000 impressions These results came from a refined content strategy which included 1) Affiliate (Collaborations with creators on UGC-style ad content) 2) Paid (Repurposing viral content into paid ads), and 3) Organic (Nurturing audience with unsponsored brand content) content. The Lesson? Ultimately, their success confirms that there's a desire for new experiences on the platform, and products with a unique twist deliver just that. But perhaps even more importantly, it shows that that initial excitement in the brand could be recaptured with the right strategy...and translated into revenue. Love & Pebble's willingness to test out a new feature paid off, showing a clearer path to customer acquisition #TikTok #Business #Marketing

1 of 6 affiliate ads I made feat. Thunderbird, a plant-based energy bar company based in Austin, TX. #PlantBased #FoodandBeverage

*Provided you find influencers that are relevant to your business. Quote: BigCommerce #Business #Marketing

Faire is an online wholesale marketplace that connects ecommerce brands to independent retailers looking to expand their inventory. They're an alternative to big retailers like Amazon and Walmart, with a business model that puts its small brands first - Allowing them to retain 100% of their profits and reach a wider audience through their platform. Why it's good for sellers: Brands only pay a commission when Faire connects them to a retailer through their marketplace. Why it's good for retailers: They offer retailers a line of credit and 60 days to sell their products. Are you selling on Faire? #Retailers #Ecommerce #SmallBusiness