You hear Dear FoundHer host, Lindsay Pinchuk, say it ALL THE TIME: SHARE YOUR STORY. Just this week a client of hers shared their story for the first time and it was by far her most engaged piece of content she's ever shared.

In this rerun of one of our most downloaded episodes, Peloton's Jenn Sherman shares with us what happened when she implemented the five simple steps host, Lindsay Pinchuk, gave to her to grow her Instagram. When Jenn was last on Dear FoundHer, Lindsay issued several Instagram challenges to help her grow her following and boost engagement.

In this rerun of one of our most downloaded episodes, Peloton's Jenn Sherman discusses her social media insecurity and imposter syndrome around learning the basics of Instagram. Jenn is the OG Peloton instructor and her three episodes of Dear FoundHer... have been among our most downloaded.

Fashion meets advocacy as host Lindsay Pinchuk talks with Stacy Igel, the powerhouse behind athleisure brand Boy Meets Girl. From the brand’s inception in 2001, Stacy has been on a mission, not just to create streetwear, but to embed a narrative of impact in her brand. From anti-bullying initiatives to breast cancer awareness and immigrant rights, Boy Meets Girl proves that fashion can indeed serve as a powerful vehicle for change when approached with drive and sincerity.

Growing your instagram for your business doesn’t happen overnight. It is a marathon, not a sprint. And it all rests upon the foundation you lay and eventually build upon.

Discover how Karen Behnke, fueled by a lifelong passion for health and wellness, transformed the beauty industry with Juice Beauty. In this enlightening episode of Dear Founder, Lindsay Pinchuk sits down with the mind behind the clean beauty pioneer to explore the creation of a brand that's as committed to the environment as it is to efficacy.

"Ever wondered how setbacks can fuel innovation and lead you to success?" In this episode of Dear FoundHer…, Lindsay Pinchuk sits down with Amy Schoenthal, a journalist turned marketing consultant and author of "The Setback Cycle," to tackle this very question. They dive into Amy's journey and the pivotal role setbacks play in personal and professional growth.

Today, Host of Dear FoundHer..., Lindsay Pinchuk shares a behind-the-scenes look at a recent client call and how she helped solve a problem for her client. The client, a made-to-order food company, was struggling to grow engagement on social media. However, through their conversation, Lindsay identified that the true problem stemmed from the order process, lack of community engagement, limited partnerships, and the need for the founder to put her face on the brand. Lindsay provided strategies for sharing the founder's story, creating educational content, changing the order process, creating engagement, growing awareness through partnerships, and utilizing influencer marketing. They also identified an easy opportunity that she could utilize directly following their call. Once she did, the client experienced a sellout week and increased demand for her product.

Where can a simple encounter lead? In this episode, host Lindsay Pinchuk and Leah Fink explore the serendipitous paths that lead from meeting on Jerusalem's lively Ben Yehuda Street to reconnecting as part of a vibrant community of Jewish moms. Leah's story unfolds as she navigates the transition from spearheading a successful pizzeria, Williamsburg Pizza, to harnessing her wealth of experience into coaching burgeoning entrepreneurs.

In this conversation, Lindsay Pinchuk emphasizes the importance of email marketing and how it can drive conversions. She shares her experience with her first business, Bump Club and Beyond, where capturing email addresses was a top priority. Lindsay discusses the power of email compared to social media and how it can be used as a direct line of communication with your community. She provides various methods for collecting email addresses, including live events, giveaways, cross-promotional partnerships, and webinars. Lindsay also presents a case study of her successful launch of a group mentorship program, highlighting the role of email in driving registrations and conversions.

How can a career crafting innovative experiences for giants like Disney, Oprah, and Sony spark the creation of a health-focused food brand? Meet Amy Cohn, the founder of Joydays, a company offering blood sugar-friendly snacks. In this episode, host Lindsay Pinchuk talks with Amy, who leveraged her remarkable journey through some of the most innovative tech and media companies to create Joydays, a brand dedicated to blood sugar-friendly snacks. At Disney, Amy pioneered their first social network; as head of product at Oprah, she shaped influential digital content; and at Sony, she steered emerging global platforms. These roles equipped her with a unique blend of insights and skills, which she applied to addressing a gap in the market for healthier snack options, particularly for those managing diabetes.

In this episode, Lindsay Pinchuk discusses the importance of self-promotion and driving conversions for business owners. She emphasizes the power of storytelling and sharing personal experiences to build credibility and engage with the community. Lindsay provides practical tips on finding stories to share, such as looking back at old photos and reflecting on past experiences. She also highlights the need to promote oneself without bragging and the importance of sharing one's offer regularly. Lindsay distinguishes between soft selling and hard selling and encourages business owners to find a balance between the two. Lastly, she emphasizes the effectiveness of sending an email to everyone in one's network to promote their business.

Learn how a $600 investment and classes in a parking lot turned into a fitness empire with a heart! Join Morgan Kline, co-founder and CEO of Burn Bootcamp to share her family’s journey from a modest beginning to spearheading a fitness franchise with over 350 locations and projected revenues of $210 million.

In this episode, Host, Lindsay Pinchuk shares her experience of finding her voice and speaking out on important issues. Since October 7th she's lost 2,000 followers on Instagram, but she's gained 14,000, for a net gain of 12,000+ followers.

If you're a fashion lover, a denim enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates a great brand story, you'll be captivated by this episode of Dear FoundHer… Host Lindsay Pinchuk talks with Grace Nah, the founder of Pistola Denim. Grace shares her story of creating a Los Angeles-based women's wear brand known for its premium, yet accessible denim.

Last Friday Lindsay Pinchuk and Dear FoundHer... kicked off our FoundHer Friday series with a virtual meet up. Lindsay ran this online event just as she would an in person one of the same kind:

From basement beginnings to bold affirmations, Adriana Carrig is rewriting the rules of kindness, one little word at a time. On this 200th episode of the podcast, Lindsay Pinchuk welcomes Adriana, the founder and CEO of Little Words Project. This well-known, well-loved and very special brand has made waves with its affirmation bracelets, promoting kindness and fostering a tight-knit community.

In this episode, Lindsay Pinchuk shares her mantra for 2024 and emphasizes the importance of community. She discusses the role of community in both personal and professional life and highlights the value of a supportive network. Lindsay shares personal experiences of dealing with competition and explains how embracing a community over a competition mentality can set your businesses apart. She provides tips for building a supportive network and using it to your advantage. Lindsay also encourages listeners to embrace a growth mindset and nurture a culture of support. She emphasizes the power of the business community and the importance of collaboration.

This year has been a year of growth, discovery, and solidifying the one thing I tell you all the time: YOU JUST HAVE TO BE YOURSELF. As we move into 2024 it has been FIVE years since I closed on the sale of my business. So much has happened, and truly 2023 was a pivotal year for me—I’m about to share with you why

In our #1 most downloaded episode of 2023, host Lindsay Pinchuk talks to Peloton's Jenn Sherman about her own social media insecurities. In a conversation that resonated with you like none other this year, this episode is JAM PACKED with tips and simple strategies to help you put your own social media on the right path in 2024. PLUS---grab Lindsay's Cheat Sheet + Social Media Challenge below.