In this episode of The Wells of Insight podcast, I talk about the decade-long journey of finding your authentic voice as a marketer and content creator. I dive deep into the essential questions you need to ask yourself, like what you want to be known for and how you want to be perceived, to ensure your voice reflects the real you rather than a manufactured character. We explore how your voice and visual image must go hand in hand to build a cohesive brand, the importance of using inspiration without losing your own personality, and why it is perfectly okay to "shapeshift" and evolve your story over time.

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In this episode of The Wells of Insight, I’m pulling back the curtain on what it’s really like to work in this industry, moving past the glossy "Instagram version" of marketing to talk about the reality of the trenches. Drawing from over a decade in content and 6 years in professional marketing, I share the honest truth about those days spent on tedious tasks, like the time I lost a whole day to formatting Christmas email signatures and why it’s so vital to trust your gut and learn when to push back. I’m also debunking the "big leagues" myth surrounding B2C, explaining why your skills are far more transferable than industry snobs would have you believe, and why I’m ditching the "Excel for everything" trap in favour of visual tools like Canva and Kanban boards.

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In this episode of the Wells of Insight podcast, I explore how to transition from "random acts of content" to a sustainable content system that fits your lifestyle. Amidst personal updates on my Pilates qualification journey and life with my puppy, Olive, I explain why a structured ecosystem is the only way to maintain authenticity and brand memory in an AI-saturated market. I break down the essential tools for success, including Notion for project management, Canva and CapCut for creation, and Buffer for scheduling, while sharing the specific workflow I use to stay consistent across Instagram and TikTok.

Tune in to learn how to stop "feeding the beast" and start building a library of evergreen assets that compound in value over time. If you enjoyed the show, please leave a review and connect with me on Instagram @amybeckinghamwells to continue the conversation.