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Sarah Spence (00:01):
Hi, I'm Sarah
Spence.
I run a content agency where webelieve in the power of content
to open minds and shape thefuture. But we weren't always an
agency. Just two years ago, itwas only me. And now there are
20 of us.
All that growth, you think I'dhave my shit together, but I've
been so focused on building it,and doing great work for our
(00:24):
clients, that I'm a bit behindon the trends. And that's
exactly why I'm making thispodcast.
Join me on a journey into theunpredictable...
Kate Toon (00:34):
Most of us SEO
Jackson Pollock's. If we're
honest, we're just throwing shitagainst the wall.
Sarah Spence (00:38):
The risky.
Declan Edwards (00:39):
They're making
decisions now based on your
culture. So if you want to havethe best staff, if you want to
keep the best staff, you can'tafford to not do it.
Sarah Spence (00:48):
And the sometimes
exhilarating world of
marketing...
Danielle Lewis (00:51):
I literally know
of a brand who paid Kim
Kardashian an exorbitant amountof money to wear their clothes
and it did nothing.
Sarah Spence (00:58):
I want to find out
how we got here.
David Williams (01:00):
It's not just
about crushed up ochre on bark.
My canvas is Adobe CreativeSuite in a Wacom tablet
Sarah Spence (01:07):
And where the
future is going to take us.
Mary-Anne Amies (01:09):
Chat GPT will
never be able to be you. But it
should be able to save you a bitof time.
Sarah Spence (01:14):
So if you're ready
to learn with rebellious
curiosity.
Cherie Clonan (01:18):
Sometimes in
those vulnerable neurodivergent
moments, I wonder, am Iapproaching this the wrong way?
I don't know. But I want to walkthe walk
Sarah Spence (01:27):
Then you're one of
us.
Mark Ankucic (01:28):
Just a beautiful
human thing.
Sarah Spence (01:32):
Welcome to the
content rebels.
Danielle Lewis (01:35):
Thank you so
much for having me.
Cherie Clonan (01:37):
I would be making
so much more if I cared so much
less about people.
Sasha Menon (01:41):
Many times
multinationals choose to
localise rather thanpersonalise.
Sheree Rubinstein (01:46):
...and then
returned every dollar that I'd
raised back to the investors
Kate Toon (01:50):
Robots should be
cleaning our toilets, not
filling our blank pages.
Molly Benjamin (01:52):
How could you
not know that and I'm like cos
we were never taught it!
Sarah Spence (01:55):
That's the quote
of the podcast, I love that
(laugh).