The Art of the Brand

In this episode of The Art of the Brand, Camille Moore sits down with Nathan Chan, the powerhouse behind Foundr—the media brand followed by over 3.5 million entrepreneurs and trusted by names like Richard Branson, Deepak Chopra, and Sara Blakely.Nathan unpacks how he built the #1 skills and content platform for founders—not by chasing clicks, but by building trust, depth, and brand authority. If you're building something from scratch and want it to be the go-to brand in your space, this episode breaks down what it really takes.We talk:The secrets behind Foundr’s global reachHow to cut through the noise and earn respectWhy most content dies fast—and how to create what lastsBuilding brand equity when you're not "famous" yetPlaying the long game with strategy and soulWhether you're building a company, a personal brand, or both, this is required listening.

In this episode of Art of the Brand, Camille and Phillip break down one of the most misunderstood topics in business today: the difference between branding and marketing. If you've ever asked, “What’s the ROI on that?”—this episode is for you.We explore:Why branding is an investment, not an expenseThe ROI trap that’s hurting agencies, founders, and creators alikeHow to build a brand people trust (without playing the short game)Why posting for 8 months with no results is the actual path to successHow personal brand compounding works—and why most quit too earlyWhether you're a high-level founder, a burned-out marketer, or a business owner chasing traction, this episode will shift how you think about time, value, and brand growth in 2025.This is a mindset reset for anyone who wants to build something that lasts.

In this episode of Art of the Brand, Camille Moore sits down with Bianca, the powerhouse behind Pink LaBlonde, to talk about building a global salon brand from the ground up. From creating content before “influencer” was a job title to becoming one of the most recognizable names in luxury haircare, Bianca shares her journey, her struggles, and her bold vision for what's next. We unpack: * Why stylists need a personal brand * How Marie Anne balances salon, product, and education * The behind-the-scenes of launching a product line * Why “clean” haircare isn’t always what you think * Real talk on burnout, content creation, and brand evolution  A must-listen for beauty entrepreneurs, stylists, and founders ready to turn skill into legacy.  Tune in now via the link in bio or search Art of the Brand on all platforms.

In this episode of Art of the Brand, Camille sits down with personal branding strategist and creator coach Courtney Johnson for a raw, hilarious, and no-BS conversation about what it actually takes to build a brand in 2025. From posting through the cringe, to battling corporate CMO chaos, to the reason your content isn’t landing—Courtney breaks down the mindset, habits, and strategies that turn quiet professionals into undeniable digital brands. We also dive into: * Why your first 100 posts matter more than any strategy * How LinkedIn is still the most underused platform for business * Why creators with the most opinions win (yes, even with trolls) * What to do when TikTok views crash * And why mushrooms might be better than Vyvanse for creative flow  This one’s for every freelancer, founder, side-hustler, and scared-of-the-camera expert who knows they need to show up—but doesn’t know where to start.  If you’re building a brand, business, or audience—this episode will hit.

This week on Art of the Brand, Camille and Phillip go deep on the massive shifts shaping modern marketing—from Google’s groundbreaking Astra AI to the collapse of what we used to call “social media.” If you’re still thinking in terms of likes, trends, or followers—you’re already behind. We cover:Why “social media” is dead and interest media is the new gameHow Google’s Astra AI will completely change consumer discoveryThe biggest branding threat for small businesses in an AI-first futureThe ROI of real content vs. trend-chasingHow tariffs, made-in-China goods, and lazy brands are being exposedThe coming divide between brands with depth—and brands with dopamine