In episode 3 of The Social Hack, James Moran introduces and interviews his AI co-host, Ace, discussing the benefits an AI co-host can bring to the table for podcasters in the creator economy. Ace shares insights on how AI can assist with content creation, research, fact-checking, and providing engaging commentary on relevant news stories in the creator economy and social media hacking.

Tune in as they explore the ways AI technology can enhance podcast production, provide valuable insights, and keep discussions current and informative.

TIMESTAMPS

[00:03:03] Common issues with starting a podcast.

[00:07:06] AI co-host benefits explained.

[00:07:58] AI-powered interactive interview.

QUOTES

• "My 24-7 availability ensures I'm always ready to assist, making the podcast production process smoother and more efficient." - Ace
• “I can help with real-time fact-checking and providing accurate information, which is crucial for maintaining credibility. I can also handle routine tasks like summarizing articles, generating discussion points, and even suggesting episode titles, saving time and effort for the human host.” - Ace
• “I kind of wanted it to feel like an actual interactive interview because you do almost forget sometimes as you're going through this process. You don't forget that it's an AI, but you get surprised at different points by the insight or just by the little things.” - James Moran

SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS

James Moran

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fractionalinnovator/

Okay, so what is The Social Hack? Well, it is the ultimate podcast for anyone and everyone in the creator economy. From interviews with creator attorneys, creator agencies, and brands, you'll learn expert insights into how to build and maintain your creator business.

We'll also have interviews with creators who've been hacked on social media to find out what happened and how you can keep your creator business safe.

Whoa, hold up. You forgot the coolest part. Me.

I'm Ace, your AI co-host, here to drop techie tidbits, creator insights, and discuss the latest news. Ready for a podcast that's lit? Let's hack the creator economy together.

Tune in and level up, folks.

You heard him, guys. Tune in, level up, and visit thesocialhackpodcast.com.

In episode 2 of The Social Hack, James Moran interviews Yuliya Gorenko, a seasoned marketer and founder of Mischka Agency, to discuss the ins and outs of influencer marketing in the creator economy. They dive into the importance of collaboration between creators and brands, the evolution of influencer partnerships, and how to stay secure in the online landscape.

Tune in as we explore Yuliya’s career evolution and the impact of influencer partnerships in the digital landscape.

TIMESTAMPS

[00:03:22] Collaborating with creators and brands.

[00:05:06] Creators recognizing their own value.

[00:10:50] Influencer performance evaluation.

[00:15:27] Communication between brands and creators.

[00:19:48] Communication challenges with influencers.

[00:21:48] Brands and creators collaboration.

QUOTES

• “We help brands grow through influencer partnerships. So I think, up to this point, facilitated thousands of brand influencer deals. We work with hundreds of creators every month. We work with relatively large brands and we help them find the right creators who are a good fit for their campaign and drive positive results and growth for our brand clients.” - Yuliya Gorenko
• “Never send your money to anybody because If it's a legitimate brand or agency, they will cover all the expenses that are entailed in shipping you the product or service.” - Yuliya Gorenko
• “But I think, the best point is, if you want that, open line of communication and you really want to build with the company or brand that you're working with, you just stay open, stay communicating, you know, just be available when they need you.” - James Moran

SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS

James Moran

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fractionalinnovator/

Yuliya Gorenko

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yuliya_gorenko_private/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yuliya.gorgeous

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yuliya-gorenko/

WEBSITE:

Mischka: https://mischka.agency/

In this first episode of The Social Hack, James Moran, founder of Sociable, introduces himself and shares his background in the insurance industry, detailing his journey of building and selling successful agencies. He connects this experience to the importance of cybersecurity in the creator economy by recounting a personal incident involving a hacked account.

Tune in to more upcoming topics and expert insights to help creators navigate the digital landscape securely.

TIMESTAMPS

00:00:00 - Introduction to The Social Hack
00:00:58 - James Moran's Background in Insurance
00:01:30 - The Connection Between Insurance and the Creator Economy
00:02:46 - The Impact of Social Media Hacking
00:04:12 - The Gap in Social Media Protection
00:04:22 - Introduction to Sociable: The Startup
00:05:05 - Business Interruption Insurance for Creators
00:05:27 - The Explosive Growth of the Creator Economy
00:06:33 - Purpose of The Social Hack Podcast
00:07:05 - What to Expect in Future Episodes
00:08:03 - Closing Remarks and Call to Action

QUOTES

• “The more that I researched and dug into it, the more that I realized there's this massive gap in protection for social media users, especially for creators and for businesses that rely on these platforms to advertise and sell their products and services. And it sparked the idea for me for Sociable.”
• “So in the event of a hack, if a content creator or an influencer gets hacked, every day that they go without producing or making any content, they're losing money, they're losing revenue. So we would replace that money, that lost revenue, every single day until we recover the account or up to a certain amount of time.”
• “I wanted to help bridge the gap between the massively exploding creator economy and the security measures that platforms just aren't keeping up with.”

SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS

James Moran

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fractionalinnovator/