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Fame Ready is the personal branding and PR podcast for entrepreneurs who want to be seen, heard, and celebrated. Hosted by award-winning Personal Branding & Public Relations Expert Katrina Owens, each episode shares strategies, stories, and mindset shifts to help you build a magnetic brand, land media opportunities, and step confidently into the spotlight.

  1. 4D AGO

    The Permission You’ve Been Waiting For: How to Trust Yourself, Pivot Boldly & Build a Fame-Ready Personal Brand

    Show Notes: In this deeply personal episode of the Fame-Ready Podcast, Katrina Owens steps away from tactical strategy to talk about something every ambitious entrepreneur quietly wrestles with: permission. From a week filled with sponsorships, visibility, events, momentum, and a very real “visibility hangover,” Katrina shares the unexpected moments that forced her to slow down, trust herself, and confront a pattern she’s lived with for years—looking outside herself for validation before making bold decisions. Whether you’re sitting on a messaging pivot, avoiding the next level of visibility, or secretly craving something bigger than what your business currently reflects, this episode is your reminder that the clarity you’re looking for may not come from another coach, strategy session, or business plan… it may come from finally giving yourself permission to want what you actually want. From emotional breakthroughs at a mastermind in Florida to openly sharing her dream of becoming a media personality and reality TV star, Katrina pulls back the curtain on what it really looks like to build a personal brand while your identity, revenue streams, and vision continue to evolve. If your business feels messy, transitional, or like it’s asking more of you than ever before—this episode will meet you exactly where you are. In this episode, you’ll learn: • Why high visibility can create what Katrina calls a “visibility hangover”—and what your body may be trying to tell you • How “recovering good girl” patterns can quietly influence your business decisions • Why many entrepreneurs already know what they need to do—but still wait for external validation • How permission-seeking shows up in personal branding, content creation, and business pivots • Why your next level may require you to stop asking if it’s “allowed” and start deciding it’s yours • The difference between strategic clarity and emotional readiness • How to recognize when your business is evolving faster than your identity • Why multiple revenue streams can create both freedom and internal tension • What it looks like to build a profitable business while still feeling “in transition” • How mastermind conversations can reveal the dreams you’ve been afraid to say out loud • Why the goals that feel “too big” are often the ones most aligned with who you really are • Katrina’s personal realization around fame, media, and the vision she’s finally giving herself permission to pursue • The powerful question she asks clients: “Will you give yourself permission to be the star of the show?” Sponsors & Resources This episode is brought to you by FaireIf you’re building a product-based business and thinking bigger, beyond your own storefront or city, wholesale might be your next visibility move. Faire is the leading online wholesale platform connecting independent brands with retailers around the world. With over 100,000 brands on the platform, Faire helps founders expand distribution, grow authority, and get their products discovered globally. If expanding your reach and diversifying revenue is part of your next-level strategy, explore Faire here and use code KATRINA10 for 10% off: https://fairewholesaleinc.sjv.io/KBeVeA Meagan Buggey – Meta Ads & Funnel StrategyToday’s episode is brought to you by Meagan Buggey, Meta Ads & Funnel Strategist and author of the upcoming book This Is Why Your Ads Suck. If you’ve ever opened Ads Manager, seen disappointing results, and thought, “I have no idea what’s actually wrong,” this book is for you.Meagan shows online business owners how to stop guessing, stop blaming the algorithm, and start reading their numbers like a real CEO. Inside the book, you’ll learn how to spot the real leaks in your marketing—whether it’s your hook, your ad copy, your landing page, or your funnel—and what to fix first so your ads finally bring in leads and sales consistently. If you’re ready for ads that feel human, aligned with your values, and actually convert, head to https://youradbestie.com/earlyaccess to join the launch list. Big Brand Energy LiveThis episode is brought to you by Big Brand Energy Live—Katrina’s signature event for ambitious women ready to increase their visibility, authority, and opportunities. Happening June 11, 2026 in Surrey, BC, this full-day experience is designed to help you step into your next level with clarity and strategy. VIP tickets include exclusive perks like a private media kit session and post-event strategy support. Grab your ticket and use code FAMEREADY to save: https://katrinaowens.com/events Follow Katrina:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katrinaowenspr/Instagram (FameReady): https://www.instagram.com/getfameready/LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/owenskatrina If this episode gave you permission to pursue the bigger vision you’ve been keeping quiet… rate and review the podcast, and share it with the entrepreneur in your life who’s ready to stop asking for permission—and start becoming the star of the show.

    29 min

  2. APR 29

    Why You Can’t Scale a Personal Brand Without Hiring & Growing a Team

    Show Notes:In this episode of the Fame-Ready Podcast, Katrina Owens, personal branding and PR expert, pulls back the curtain on what it actually looks like to scale a personal brand beyond the solopreneur stage—without losing the essence that makes it work in the first place. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by your own growth, unsure what to delegate, or stuck doing tasks you know you’ve outgrown, this episode will shift how you think about hiring. Katrina shares the real-time evolution of her own team as she scales her business, including the decision to bring on a marketing director—and why that move is less about doing more, and more about protecting your energy, presence, and zone of genius. From the roles that must stay with you (yes, including parts of your marketing) to the behind-the-scenes structure no one talks about, this episode gives you a transparent, strategic look at building a team that supports your next level—without diluting your personal brand. In this episode, you’ll learn:• Why growing a profitable personal brand requires a team (even if you think it shouldn’t)• The biggest misconception about overhead and hiring in personal brand businesses• How to recognize when you’ve become the bottleneck in your own growth• The difference between execution roles, admin support, and senior-level strategy hires• What a marketing coordinator vs. marketing director actually does in a personal brand• Why hiring an executive assistant can be a game-changer for freeing up your time• The tasks you should never fully outsource as a personal brand (including social media)• Why relationship-driven opportunities (like brand partnerships and sponsorships) need to come from you• How resistance to hiring can quietly cap your growth and keep you stuck• What it looks like to build a lean but powerful team using both employees and contractors• How to structure your team so you stay in your zone of genius—not buried in busywork• The real reason being “able to do everything” can hold your business back Sponsors & Resources This episode is brought to you by FaireIf you’re building a product-based business and thinking bigger, beyond your own storefront or city, wholesale might be your next visibility move. Faire is the leading online wholesale platform connecting independent brands with retailers around the world. With over 100,000 brands on the platform, Faire helps founders expand distribution, grow authority, and get their products discovered globally. If expanding your reach and diversifying revenue is part of your next-level strategy, explore Faire here and use code KATRINA10 for 10% off: https://fairewholesaleinc.sjv.io/KBeVeA Contrast CollectiveAlyssa Sangalang is the founder of Contrast Collective, a boutique web strategy studio that helps experts become unmistakably trustworthy online—even in the age of AI and misinformation. She'll be at Big Brand Energy doing live website trust audits at her booth. If your online presence doesn't match the authority you carry in real life, come find her. To see where trust may be leaking on your site, head to: https://contrastcollective.co/trust Big Brand Energy LiveThis episode is brought to you by Big Brand Energy Live—Katrina’s signature event for ambitious women ready to increase their visibility, authority, and opportunities. Happening June 11, 2026 in Surrey, BC, this full-day experience is designed to help you step into your next level with clarity and strategy. VIP tickets include exclusive perks like a private media kit session and post-event strategy support. Grab your ticket and use code FAMEREADY to save: https://katrinaowens.com/events Follow Katrina:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katrinaowenspr/Instagram (FameReady): https://www.instagram.com/getfameready/LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/owenskatrina If this episode helped you rethink how to grow your team without losing your brand’s edge, rate and review the podcast—and share it with a founder who’s ready to scale without burning out.

    34 min

  3. APR 22

    How to Create a Media Kit That Actually Lands You Paid Opportunities

    Show Notes: In this episode of the Fame-Ready Podcast, Katrina Owens, top personal branding and PR expert, breaks down one of the most overlooked—but essential—assets for growing a profitable personal brand: your media kit. If you’ve ever wondered whether you actually need a media kit (or what should go in it), this episode clears up the confusion. Katrina shares how media kits have evolved over the years—and why there’s no longer a one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to pitching yourself for opportunities. She walks you through exactly what to include, page by page, and how to tailor your media kit based on your specific goals—whether that’s landing speaking engagements, securing brand partnerships, or bringing on event sponsors. From positioning and audience clarity to metrics, packages, and social proof, this episode gives you a practical roadmap to creating an asset that actually converts. In this episode, you’ll learn: • What a media kit actually is (and how it’s evolved beyond PR and journalism) • Why there’s no “one-size-fits-all” media kit—and how to tailor yours to your goals • The must-have sections every high-converting media kit should include • How to position yourself as a valuable asset (not just a service provider) • The difference between speaker kits, brand partnership decks, and sponsorship packages • How to clearly define and present your audience to attract aligned opportunities • What metrics and analytics brands actually care about (and why honesty matters) • How to structure your offers, packages, or “starts at” pricing for flexibility • Why case studies, testimonials, and social proof are critical for closing deals • What to include if you’re pitching yourself for speaking engagements • The biggest mistakes people make when creating media kits (and how to avoid them) Sponsors & Resources This episode is brought to you by Faire If you’re building a product-based business and thinking bigger, beyond your own storefront or city, wholesale might be your next visibility move. Faire is the leading online wholesale platform connecting independent brands with retailers around the world. With over 100,000 brands on the platform, Faire helps founders expand distribution, grow authority, and get their products discovered globally. If expanding your reach and diversifying revenue is part of your next-level strategy, explore Faire here and use code KATRINA10 for 10% off: https://fairewholesaleinc.sjv.io/KBeVeA Meagan Buggey – Meta Ads & Funnel Strategy Today’s episode is brought to you by Meagan Buggey, Meta Ads & Funnel Strategist and author of the upcoming book This Is Why Your Ads Suck. If you’ve ever opened Ads Manager, seen disappointing results, and thought, “I have no idea what’s actually wrong,” this book is for you.Meagan shows online business owners how to stop guessing, stop blaming the algorithm, and start reading their numbers like a real CEO. Inside the book, you’ll learn how to spot the real leaks in your marketing—whether it’s your hook, your ad copy, your landing page, or your funnel—and what to fix first so your ads finally bring in leads and sales consistently. If you’re ready for ads that feel human, aligned with your values, and actually convert, head to https://youradbestie.com/earlyaccess to join the launch list. Big Brand Energy Live This episode is brought to you by Big Brand Energy Live—Katrina’s signature full-day experience for ambitious women ready to step into their next level. Happening June 11, 2026 in Surrey, BC, this event is designed to help you increase visibility, authority, and opportunity in your brand. VIP spots are limited and include a private media kit creation session, front-row access, and a post-event strategy session. Use code FAMEREADY to save on your ticket: https://katrinaowens.com/events Follow Katrina: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katrinaowenspr/ Instagram (FameReady): https://www.instagram.com/getfameready/ LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/owenskatrina If this episode helped you finally understand how to position yourself for bigger opportunities, rate and review the podcast on Apple or Spotify—and share it with a founder who’s ready to get paid for their visibility.

    37 min

  4. APR 15

    How to Create YES-Worthy Content for your Personal Brand

    Show Notes: In this episode of the Fame-Ready Podcast, Katrina Owens, personal branding and PR expert, breaks down what it actually takes to grow a personal brand beyond one audience—and why doing so is the key to unlocking multiple revenue streams. If you’ve ever felt stuck only attracting clients (and nothing beyond that), this episode will show you what’s missing. Katrina shares a behind-the-scenes look at her own revenue evolution from 2023 to 2026, and how shifting her messaging, positioning, and content strategy opened the door to speaking engagements, brand partnerships, events, and more. She walks you through how to create one piece of content that speaks to multiple audiences at once—without diluting your message or creating more work. From storytelling and authority-building to lifestyle integration and strategic positioning, this episode will help you turn your content into a powerful growth tool. Whether you want to book more speaking gigs, land brand deals, grow your community, or expand beyond client work, this episode will show you how to evolve your content so your brand can grow with you.  In this episode, you’ll learn: • How Katrina’s revenue evolved from 2023 to 2026—and what actually drove the shift • Why storytelling is the foundation of scalable personal brand growth • The difference between content that converts clients vs. builds authority • How one piece of content can attract clients, brands, event organizers, and community members • The four core content pillars behind a strategic personal brand (storytelling, POV, positioning, education) • Why audience evolution is a natural (and necessary) part of brand growth • How to create content that builds trust, authority, and opportunity at the same time • Why most creators stay stuck in one revenue stream—and how to expand beyond it  Sponsors & Resources This episode is brought to you by Faire If you’re building a product-based business and thinking bigger, beyond your own storefront or city, wholesale might be your next visibility move. Faire is the leading online wholesale platform connecting independent brands with retailers around the world. With over 100,000 brands on the platform, Faire helps founders expand distribution, grow authority, and get their products discovered globally. If expanding your reach and diversifying revenue is part of your next-level strategy, explore Faire here and use code KATRINA10 for 10% off: https://fairewholesaleinc.sjv.io/KBeVeA Adobe AcrobatCreate professional presentations, media kits, and brand assets in minutes using AI-powered tools.Perfect for supporting your visibility strategy and showing up prepared for opportunities. Do That with Acrobat: https://creatorlink.shop/3N4YwX0 Contrast Collective – Website Strategy & Trust Audits Do you feel like you’re the industry’s best-kept secret? You’re the best at what you do—but it’s not obvious online. Alyssa Sangalang, founder of Contrast Collective, helps experts become unmistakably trustworthy online—even in the age of AI and misinformation. She’ll be at Big Brand Energy Live doing live website trust audits. If your online presence doesn’t match your real-life authority, this is for you. Check your site here: https://contrastcollective.co/free-the-trust-gap-finder Big Brand Energy Live This episode is brought to you by Big Brand Energy Live—Katrina’s signature full-day experience for ambitious women ready to step into their next level. Happening June 11, 2026 in Surrey, BC, this event is designed to help you increase visibility, authority, and opportunity in your brand. Tickets are already over 60% sold out. Use code FAMEREADY for $50 off: https://katrinaowens.com/events Follow Katrina: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katrinaowenspr/ Instagram (FameReady): https://www.instagram.com/getfameready/ LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/owenskatrina If this episode helped you think bigger about your brand, rate and review the podcast on Apple or Spotify, and share it with a founder who’s ready to expand beyond one audience and start creating real leverage.

    39 min

  5. APR 8

    What Is a Visibility Sprint? How to Plan 90 Days of Strategic PR for Your Personal Brand

    Show Notes:In this episode of the Fame-Ready Podcast, Katrina Owens, personal branding and PR expert, breaks down the exact strategy behind visibility sprints and how they can transform your business growth. If you’ve ever felt like PR “didn’t work” for you, this episode will show you why. Katrina explains how consistent visibility paired with intentional 90-day sprints is what actually drives results—from sold-out events to high-level opportunities. She walks you through how to map your year, identify your biggest milestone, and reverse-engineer your visibility strategy into quarterly phases: planning, implementation, momentum, and leverage. Whether you’re launching an event, writing a book, growing your audience, or scaling your offers, this episode will help you simplify your strategy, focus your energy, and take aligned action that moves your brand forward. Sponsors & Resources This episode is brought to you by Faire If you’re building a product-based business and thinking bigger, beyond your own storefront or city, wholesale might be your next visibility move.Faire is the leading online wholesale platform connecting independent brands with retailers around the world. With over 100,000 brands on the platform, Faire helps founders expand distribution, grow authority, and get their products discovered globally. If expanding your reach and diversifying revenue is part of your next-level strategy, explore Faire here and use code KATRINA10 for 10% off: https://fairewholesaleinc.sjv.io/KBeVeA Adobe Acrobat Create professional presentations, media kits, and brand assets in minutes using AI-powered tools. Perfect for supporting your visibility strategy and showing up prepared for opportunities. Do That with Acrobat: https://creatorlink.shop/3N4YwX0 Meagan Buggey – Meta Ads & Funnel Strategist Stop guessing in Ads Manager and start understanding your metrics like a CEO. Pre-order her book This Is Why Your Ads Suck: https://youradbestie.com/earlyaccess Follow Katrina: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katrinaowenspr/ Instagram (FameReady): https://www.instagram.com/getfameready/ LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/owenskatrina If this episode helped you, rate and review the podcast on Apple or Spotify, and share it with a founder who’s ready to get more visible and strategic with their brand.

    36 min

  6. APR 1

    How to Simplify Your Personal Brand Backend & Maximize Efficiency with Adobe Acrobat

    In this episode of the Fame-Ready Podcast, Katrina Owens, top personal branding and PR expert, takes you behind the scenes of her personal brand to show how streamlining backend systems can save time, reduce friction, and help you scale your business. Katrina shares her journey from juggling one-on-one coaching, speaking engagements, and partnerships to creating more white space in her calendar and delegating strategically. She dives into how tools like Adobe Acrobat can replace multiple subscriptions, simplify client onboarding, and even turn strategy documents into interactive, digestible formats for clients. If you’re a service-based entrepreneur, coach, or strategist looking to operate more efficiently, reduce admin overload, and maximize your revenue-generating activities, this episode is packed with practical takeaways. Key Takeaways: 1. Streamline Your Business Systems  Personal brands can be complex; scaling requires systems, not just hard work.  Delegating administrative tasks is often more important than doing more marketing.  Efficiency allows more focus on high-value activities like content creation, speaking, and partnerships. 2. Audit Your Subscriptions  Track all monthly tools and subscriptions to see which actually contribute to revenue.  Stop paying for expensive platforms when a simpler tool can do the job.  Example: Moving from HoneyBook to Adobe Acrobat for client onboarding and contracts. 3. Simplify Client Onboarding  Katrina transitioned from one-on-one Zoom-heavy coaching to group programs to preserve energy and scale.  Using Adobe Acrobat, contracts and client materials are streamlined, eliminating friction and saving subscription costs.  Personalized PDF spaces serve as a central hub for client documents and strategy. 4. Maximize AI Strategically  Adobe Acrobat’s PDF spaces AI assistant uses your own documents as the source, making it safe and accurate for strategy development.  Features like “generate podcast” transform PDF content into audio formats for clients who learn best audibly. 5. Focus on Client Experience  Deliver content in multiple formats (visual, written, audio) to meet clients’ learning styles.  Personalized AI assistants within PDF spaces allow clients to get answers without extra back-and-forth, increasing independence and reducing inbox overload. 6. Reduce Friction, Increase Creativity  Fewer tools, better workflows → more white space in your calendar.  White space allows you to focus on creative, revenue-generating work and attract higher-level opportunities. Sponsors & Resources: This episode is brought to you by Faire If you’re building a product-based business and thinking bigger, beyond your own storefront or city, wholesale might be your next visibility move. Faire is the leading online wholesale platform connecting independent brands with retailers around the world. With over 100,000 brands on the platform, Faire helps founders expand distribution, grow authority, and get their products discovered globally. If expanding your reach and diversifying revenue is part of your next-level strategy, explore Faire here and use code KATRINA10 for 10% off: https://fairewholesaleinc.sjv.io/KBeVeA Adobe Acrobat Simplify backend systems, streamline client onboarding, and turn PDFs into interactive AI-assisted hubs or podcast-style audio. Do That with Acrobat: https://creatorlink.shop/3N4YwX0 Meagan Buggey – Meta Ads & Funnel Strategist Stop guessing in Ads Manager and start reading your metrics like a CEO. Pre-order her book This Is Why Your Ads Suck: https://youradbestie.com/earlyaccess Follow Katrina:  Instagram: @katrinaowenspr Instagram (FameReady): @getfameready Threads: @katrinaowenspr LinkedIn: Katrina OwensIf this episode helped you, rate and review the podcast on Apple or Spotify. Share it with a founder or coach who is struggling with backend overload or wants to simplify their personal brand systems.

    38 min

  7. MAR 25

    Should You Start a Podcast? How to Build, Grow & Monetize a Podcast for Your Personal Brand

    In this episode of the Fame-Ready Podcast, personal branding and PR expert Katrina Owens pulls back the curtain on her first year as a podcaster—sharing the real strategy behind building, growing, and monetizing a podcast as part of your personal brand. If you’ve been wondering whether starting a podcast is the right move for your business, this episode breaks down exactly what you need before you hit record—from brand clarity and audience building to time, energy, and financial investment. Katrina also shares her journey from launching under a different name to rebranding into Fame-Ready, how her vision expanded alongside her brand, and how her podcast became a revenue-generating asset through strategic partnerships and bundled sponsorships. Whether you're thinking about starting a podcast or looking to turn your existing show into a monetization channel, this episode will help you approach podcasting with intention, clarity, and long-term vision. Show Notes: Why you shouldn’t start a podcast without a clear personal brand The biggest mistake entrepreneurs make when launching a podcast How Katrina rebranded her podcast to match her bigger vision Why long-form content is a powerful trust-building tool The truth about podcast growth (and why it can feel slow at first) Why you still need social media to grow your podcast audience What actually matters when it comes to podcast equipment and quality How to stay consistent without over-planning your content The real time and financial investment required to podcast How Katrina monetized her podcast and turned it into a revenue stream Why bundling sponsorships creates more value (and higher revenue) How to know when you’re ready to monetize your podcast Links Mentioned: Big Brand Energy Live — June 11, 2026 (Surrey, BC, Canada) Use code FAMEREADY to save $50 https://katrinaowens.com/events This Episode Is Brought to You By Faire If you’re building a product-based business and thinking bigger, beyond your own storefront or city, wholesale might be your next visibility move.Faire is the leading online wholesale platform connecting independent brands with retailers around the world. With over 100,000 brands on the platform, Faire helps founders expand distribution, grow authority, and get their products discovered globally. If expanding your reach and diversifying revenue is part of your next-level strategy, explore Faire here and use code KATRINA10 for 10% off: https://fairewholesaleinc.sjv.io/KBeVeA Sponsor Mentioned: Today’s episode also features Alyssa Sangalang, founder of Contrast Collective, a boutique web strategy studio helping experts become unmistakably trustworthy online. If your online presence isn’t reflecting your real-world authority, Alyssa will be offering live website trust audits at Big Brand Energy Live. Check your website trust score here: https://contrastcollective.co/trust Follow Katrina: → Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katrinaowenspr/ → Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/getfameready/ → Threads: https://www.threads.com/@katrinaowenspr → LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/owenskatrina If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to rate and review the podcast and share it with a founder who’s thinking about starting their own show.

    36 min

  8. MAR 18

    Why Product Alone Isn’t Enough: A Conversation about Retail, Distribution & Brand Authority

    In this episode of the Fame-Ready Podcast, personal branding and PR expert Katrina Owens breaks down why product-based businesses, retailers, and brick-and-mortar founders should be thinking about personal branding and diversified revenue streams. With increasing market saturation, rising costs, and shifting consumer behavior, Katrina explains why simply having a great product is no longer enough. Instead, founders must think strategically about distribution, visibility, and brand authority to build resilient businesses that can grow even during uncertain economic times. Katrina introduces the concept of earned distribution — the product-based equivalent of earned media — and explains how retail partnerships, wholesale platforms, and strategic placements can dramatically increase both visibility and credibility. If you’re a product-based founder, retailer, boutique owner, or creative entrepreneur looking to grow your brand and create more financial stability, this episode offers a strategic look at how to expand your reach and build long-term momentum. Show Notes: Why having a great product alone is no longer enough in today’s marketHow product-based businesses can diversify revenue streamsThe role personal branding plays for founders and retailersThe difference between owned media and earned mediaWhat earned distribution means for product-based businessesHow retail partnerships increase brand authority and visibilityWhy differentiation matters more than ever for boutiques and storefrontsHow curated inventory can position a retailer as a destination brandWhy founders should show up as the face behind their productStrategies to expand beyond your own sales channelsLinks Mentioned: Big Brand Energy Live — June 11, 2026 (Surrey, BC, Canada) Use code FAMEREADY to save $50 https://katrinaowens.com/events This Episode Is Brought to You By Faire If you’re building a product-based business and thinking bigger — beyond your own storefront or city — wholesale might be your next visibility move. Faire is the leading online wholesale platform connecting independent brands with retailers around the world. With over 100,000 brands on the platform, Faire helps founders expand distribution, grow authority, and get their products discovered globally. If expanding your reach and diversifying revenue is part of your next-level strategy, explore Faire here and use code KATRINA10 for 10% off: https://fairewholesaleinc.sjv.io/KBeVeA Sponsor Mentioned: Today’s episode also features Meagan Buggey, Meta ads and funnel strategist and author of the upcoming book This Is Why Your Ads Suck. If you’ve ever opened Ads Manager, seen disappointing results, and wondered what’s actually wrong, Meagan’s book helps founders stop guessing and start reading their ad data like a CEO. Join the early access list here: youradbestie.com/early-access Follow Katrina: → Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katrinaowenspr/ → Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/getfameready/ → Threads: https://www.threads.com/@katrinaowenspr → LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/owenskatrina If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to rate and review the podcast and share it with a founder or product-based business owner who needs to hear it.

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Fame Ready is the personal branding and PR podcast for entrepreneurs who want to be seen, heard, and celebrated. Hosted by award-winning Personal Branding & Public Relations Expert Katrina Owens, each episode shares strategies, stories, and mindset shifts to help you build a magnetic brand, land media opportunities, and step confidently into the spotlight.

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    Knockout Marketing Directive
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    74
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