Magnetique Marketing

Founder

Store Makers - Middle East (JWP+HDD+umdasch) 

Marketing Manager

Wood Couture

Associate Director Branding and Marketing

Digital Qube Marketing

Albatross CX - A Global Customer Experience Agency

Operations Manager

FENDI Asia Pacific

Sales Associate

I help Entrepreneurs build their brands offline and online through story-led marketing. Fractional CMO

I chose to be a third-culture kid. That single decision led me to live in several cities worldwide and travel to another 49+ more. I’ve lived and worked in Milan, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi and now Dubai, which I proudly call home. 

And in that process, I’ve:
- Worked with several Fortune 500 companies.
- Grown my brand to finally quit corporate life and start a marketing business. 
- Been on a TV show with Anna Della Russo.
- Launched a Health Coaching Business.
- Finished my Master’s in Fashion Marketing and Retail Management from the world's Fashion Capital.

Building personal brands is not just a luxury or a nice-to-have; it is essential for businesses seeking to gain trust and visibility in the digital age. Given that over 48% of a business's market value is attributable to the reputation of its leaders, a flawless public image is vital.  

I’m here to support you throughout your journey if you want to:
-Build your expert niche and become an industry opinion leader.
-Build your personal digital media presence and create an impact.
-Grow your professional network and generate leads for your business.
-Transition to a new, highly-paid role within your current company, find another professional opportunity, or even start your own business. 

My Key Offerings:
-Personal Branding Strategy.
-Brand Identity Collateral and Brand Strategy.
-Fractional CMO services.

If you want to learn more, feel free to message me or book a call with me (link in bio).

If not, 'follow' me on my journey as a new business owner because I want to inspire, and I want us all to win.

Let’s walk with truth; let’s walk with power.

Authenticity.
The Key to a Strong Personal Brand.

So much so that Merriam-Webster named it the word for 2023.

You need to be the same person:
-Privately
-Publicly
-Personally

If your brand is different in these areas, you do not have a consistent brand.
If you are true to yourself, you should be the same person in all three areas.
You can’t be a good person publicly, a bad person privately, and a terrible person personally.

Authenticity builds trust, and authenticity comes from being consistent with who you are. 

As Zig Ziglar said, "If people like you, they will listen to you, but if they trust you, they’ll do business with you."

P.S. Do you feel your authenticity is your superpower?

Nehha A Bhhatiaa

Tolerance for failure used to be really high. 

Nowadays, it seems like everyone is afraid to be anything less than perfect.
-Covering up mistakes at work.
-Hesitating to ask someone out.
-Avoiding tough conversations.

We even filter our photos to hide every wrinkle or pimple from thousands of strangers on Instagram.

But here’s the truth: 
The greater your ambitions, the more setbacks you encounter to achieve them.

This isn’t just a cliché; it’s the reality.

It’s perfectly okay to struggle with something new.

It’s perfectly okay to make mistakes in the journey toward growth.

Many people miss out on true success because they’re too busy trying to appear as if they’ve already made it.

Don’t fall into that trap.
Don’t be that person. 

PS: When was the last time you failed at trying something new?

5 Things I Learned from Doing LinkedIn Wrong

These lessons helped me grow from $1k to $5k months.

1. Focus on Quantity Over Quality at First: 
When I started, I tried to have the best quality content because the people I admired had such GOOD content. 
I soon realised that through quantity, you'll eventually reach quality.
You won't have perfect quality initially; if you're too concerned about it, you'll not post.

2. People Care About the Little Things: 
You'd be surprised! My most engaging post was about my failing. I almost didn't post it, thinking, "Who will care about me failing"?
But the audience does because they relate to those small, everyday experiences.

3. Hashtags, SEO and Posting Times Don't Matter:
Please forget about the technicalities when you start. What truly matters is the content itself and the value it brings.

4. You Don’t Have to Be the Best to Make an Impact: 
You don't need to be the best to help others. 
Someone out there needs to hear your perspective specifically. 
So, let go of perfectionism and post your content.

5. It's More Fun When You Can Be Yourself:
Trust me, perfection is unrelatable. 
What’s the point of making money if you're not enjoying the process?
Be yourself and have fun with it.


PS: What are some of the lessons you have learned from using LinkedIn?

My health coaching business failed.

I ran out of savings and moved into my best friend's tiny apartment.

During this challenging time, I learned some crucial lessons:
Success and happiness come from the value we create for others, not from how many books we read or podcasts we listen to.

I felt skill-less and broke. 

Job hunting seemed futile. 

With few options, I began creating content daily. 

To focus, I stopped:
↪ Talking to unhelpful friends
↪ Scrolling Instagram
↪ Paying attention to politics
↪ Watching TV and Netflix
↪ Eating and drinking out

I started by creating content for myself.

As I improved, I contributed to agencies. 

People began to recognize my ability to create value.

A marketing agency approached me for a job.

I moved out of my friend's apartment and was eventually offered a role as Director of Marketing for a Luxury Brand.

I founded a business again, this time in Marketing.

If your life isn’t successful, ask yourself what you need to do to get there.

PS: Are you a consumer or a creator?

The 15 Undeniable Myths and Realities of Content Creation in a Creator Economy

❌ Myth: AI tools can't assist with content creation.
✅ Reality: AI tools like ChatGPT and Jasper.ai can significantly enhance content creation, especially when creativity is low.

❌ Myth: Only perfect content performs well.
✅ Reality: Taking imperfect action is better than waiting for perfection. Progress often comes from learning through doing.

❌ Myth: You need to constantly create new content.
✅ Reality: Repurposing and recycling content can be just as effective as creating new material, saving time and maximizing value.

❌ Myth: You have to spend all day creating content to be successful.
✅ Reality: Consistent, focused effort for even 20 minutes a day can be more productive than spending hours planning and researching.

❌ Myth: Going viral equals success.
✅ Reality: True success comes from consistency and showing up regularly, not just from one viral moment.

❌ Myth: More followers mean more success.
✅ Reality: Engagement and meaningful connections with your audience are far more valuable than sheer numbers.

❌ Myth: You need a fancy camera to create content.
✅ Reality: High-quality content can be created with simple tools. Focus on consistency and message over equipment.

❌ Myth: You can't share personal stories in business content.
✅ Reality: Personal stories can humanize your brand and foster deeper connections with your audience.

❌ Myth: You need to follow trends to be successful.
✅ Reality: Authenticity and staying true to your brand often have a more lasting impact than simply chasing trends.

❌ Myth: Success in content creation happens overnight.
✅ Reality: Social media growth results from consistent effort over time, not an overnight phenomenon.

❌ Myth: You need to be confident.
✅ Reality: Certainty and commitment are what truly matter. Showing up positively, even without complete confidence, makes a difference.

❌ Myth: Niching down will limit your audience.
✅ Reality: Specializing can help you stand out and serve your audience more effectively.

❌ Myth: You need to be on every social media platform.
✅ Reality: Focus on the platforms where your audience is most active and where you enjoy being present.

❌ Myth: Only certain types of content perform well.
✅ Reality: Various content types can perform well. Success depends on your audience and how you present your message.

❌ Myth: You must have a content calendar planned months in advance.
✅ Reality: While planning is beneficial, staying flexible and responsive to real-time events can enhance your content strategy.

PS: What other content creation myths have you encountered?

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