The Mindful Marketing Podcast (Formerly Known As The Savvy Social Podcast)
Welcome to the Mindful Marketing Podcast (formerly the Savvy Social Podcast) with your host, Andréa Jones. Tune in every week as we redefine marketing playbooks to break free from what we should do so that we can scroll less, connect more, and grow together.
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Marketing doesn’t have to be serious to work. In this episode, I chat with Jessica Santise (designer, event host, and creative behind Tales from the Back End Summit) about bringing fun, personality, and playfulness into your business. We talk about turning small creative ideas (like GIFs and themed branding) into sign
You don’t need to be loud to be effective. In this episode, I sit down with Noah Vertefeuille, founder of Timber Marketing, to talk about email as a quiet but powerful tool for building trust. We dig into how to make email feel personal, what to send when you’ve gone silent for a while, and why segmentation doesn’t ha
If Instagram feels like it changes every five minutes, you’re not wrong. In this episode, I break down what’s actually working on Instagram right now—from reels and stories to dark social metrics—and what business owners should focus on heading into 2026. We’ll talk about Instagram’s latest algorithm updates, the rise
What if YouTube could be your simplest, most effective marketing tool? In this episode, I sit down with YouTube strategist Jamar Diggs to talk about low-lift marketing content strategies that can bring leads to you without constant posting. Jamar shares how he uses YouTube to attract clients, why live streams are unde
Burnout is not a badge of honor. In this episode, I share why I’m pushing back on hustle culture, what we can actually learn from creators like Gary Vee and Alex Hormozi, and why doing less often leads to better marketing. Instead of chasing every trend or posting six TikToks a day, I’ll walk you through the framework
If you’ve hired social media help but still feel like you’re micromanaging, this episode is for you. I’m breaking down why most “content problems” are actually systems problems, and how to set up simple processes that help your team succeed without you constantly stepping in. From creating a digital brain to outlining