Thinking Like a Six-Year-Old: Building a Multi-Brand Empire with Hendrix DeMarchii
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Starting a business is impressive at any age, but six-year-old is taking entrepreneurship to a whole new level. As the founder of , published author, musician, and clothing designer, Hendrix proves that age is just a number when you have curiosity, action, and a simple strategy. In this episode, we talk with Hendrix about how a stroll in a dog park sparked a pet treat business, how he manages his daily balance between playtime and business, and why he recently won Startup of the Year 2026 out of 15,000 international applicants. How a Dog Park Idea Turned Into an Empire Most six-year-olds are...
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The Power of Communication in a Digital World with Katerina Cozias
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In a world where algorithms dictate our attention spans and AI is quickly taking over everyday operations, it can feel like true connection is getting lost in the noise. But according to , media veteran of over 25 years, communications expert, and founder of , human connection isn't dead. It’s actually your ultimate competitive advantage. Katerina has spent decades both in front of and behind the camera in Hollywood, interviewing stars like Elton John and red-carpet reporting at the Oscars. Today, she helps executives, entrepreneurs, and young leaders master the art of presence, tone, and...
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Touch-Led Mastery with Isabella Loneragan
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Entrepreneurship isn't always "rainbows and butterflies," and running multiple businesses while raising a family is anything but simple. But according to , a 20-year veteran of the skincare industry, true success comes from leaning into your unique value, specifically, the power of the human touch. Isabella is the founder of two skin clinics, the product line Skin For My Skin, and the , where she teaches advanced, touch-led facial massage techniques to empower therapists to build thriving careers. In this episode, we dive into why the traditional beauty diploma is failing new founders,...
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Building Ethical Conversions with Ammarah Ahmed
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Every founder knows the frustration: you launch your brand, you set up your store, but the sales just aren't coming in. The standard playbook says that when conversions drop, you immediately tweak your ad targeting, swap your creatives, or throw more money at marketing. But according to , founder of , that is almost always the wrong move. Ammarah is a behavioural psychology-based CRO (Conversion Rate Optimisation) and UX/UI consultant with over a decade of experience across 15 countries. In this episode, we dive into why pouring money into ads won't fix a broken website funnel, what Gen Z is...
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Blueprint to Your First 100 Followers
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If you’re a young entrepreneur building your brand, you’ve probably noticed that getting your first 100 followers feels way harder than getting to the 1,000 mark. You aren't crazy, it is harder. When you’re starting from zero, no one knows you, no one trusts you yet, and it feels like you're posting into a total void. But here’s the good news: your first 100 followers aren’t about luck. They’re about strategy and momentum. In this episode, I’m breaking down a simple, practical blueprint to help you move past zero and start working with the algorithm. Step 1: Start With Your...
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Beyond the Numbers: Mastering Your Money Psychology with Tam Relia
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We often focus so much on the operations, marketing, and "hustle" of our businesses that we completely ignore the one thing that keeps the lights on: the financials. But for many of us, looking at a bank account or a profit-and-loss statement doesn't feel like a source of pure chaos and anxiety. In this episode, I’m joined by , founder of . Tam is a former accountant of 16 years who realised that financial literacy isn't just about math; it’s about money psychology. She shares her powerful journey of losing everything and rebuilding from scratch, proving that money is just a tool and that...
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3-Hour Workday? Bet. Let’s Make Your Time Work For You
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Somewhere along the line, entrepreneurship got romanticised into a "5:00 AM grind" where you sleep for four hours and work for twelve. If you aren't exhausted, people act like you aren't serious. I don’t buy that, especially for young entrepreneurs balancing school, jobs, or family life. You don’t need more hours; you need more focus per hour. In this episode, I’m breaking down how to get more done in three to five focused hours than most people do in twelve distracted ones. The One Thing Rule The biggest mistake young founders make is trying to move everything forward at once: the...
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Your Business Idea is Cool, But Will People Actually Pay for It
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We’ve all been there, that "lightbulb moment" where you’re convinced you’ve found the next big startup or the perfect side hustle. Your friends hype it up, and your mom says, “That’s nice, dear.” But here is the uncomfortable truth: Validation from friends is basically useless. Your inner circle wants to be supportive, not honest. In this episode, we’re diving into how to test your ideas before you waste months building something that nobody actually wants to buy. It’s time to move past the "that’s fire" comments and get to the "where do I pay?" reality. The Reality...
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Productivity Hacks for Young Entrepreneurs
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We talk about productivity all the time, especially as young entrepreneurs. Be more organised. Wake up earlier. Do more. Stay consistent. Push harder. But if I’m honest, that kind of advice can feel overwhelming fast. It makes you feel behind before you’ve even started your day. So in this episode, I wanted to share what productivity actually looks like for me while balancing business, online school, content creation, and still having a life. For me, productivity isn’t about doing more. It’s about doing what matters. What Productivity Really Means to Me It’s Not About Being...
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Natural Skincare with Purpose: Deborah Terkely of L'ada Soaps & Scents
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Some of the most powerful business ideas come from lived experience. For Deborah Terkely, years of battling sensitive skin and seeking low-tox solutions for her family became the foundation for , a family business making natural skincare and home products that genuinely help. In this episode of the Youngpreneur Society Podcast, Deborah shares her journey from homemade soap to a growing small business, how customer stories keep her motivated, and the lessons she’s learned about resilience, self-belief, and balancing work and life as a parent and entrepreneur. From Skin Struggles to Soap...
info_outlineMany Youngpreneurs think marketing has to be complicated with long hours spent on Canva, running ads, and juggling a dozen platforms at once. But here’s the secret: effective marketing isn’t about doing more, it’s about showing up consistently.
In this episode of the Youngpreneur Society Podcast, co-founder and marketing strategist Linda Reed-Enever breaks down how just 15 minutes a day can make a huge impact on your brand visibility and business growth.
Why Small Steps Work
Think of marketing like watering plants, a little every day helps them grow strong. But if you forget about them for weeks and then flood them all at once, they’ll wilt. The same goes for your audience. A few minutes of daily attention keep your brand alive, visible, and trusted.
Fifteen minutes a day might not sound like much, but that’s nearly two hours a week, or more than 100 hours a year. Imagine what you could achieve with that kind of consistent effort behind you.
What You Can Do in 15 Minutes
You don’t need a full marketing department. You just need a plan. Rotate through these quick-win ideas to keep your momentum flowing:
Social Media Engagement: Reply to comments and DMs, comment on three posts in your niche, or share a quick “what I’m working on” story.
Content Creation: Film a 30-second Reel or TikTok, snap a behind-the-scenes photo, write a short tip or quote, or give a customer shoutout.
Connection and Outreach: Message a potential collaborator, email a market organiser about a stall, or send a thank-you note to a loyal customer.
Tidy and Update: Refresh your bio, update your website tagline, or change your profile photo. Small tweaks can make a big difference.
How to Stay Consistent
The trick isn’t complexity, it’s commitment. Here are three habits to make 15-minute marketing part of your everyday routine:
Time Block: Choose a daily slot like before school, after work, or during a study break, and stick to it.
Set a Timer: Use your phone or smart speaker to keep yourself focused and avoid the endless scroll.
Keep a List: Write down bite-sized tasks so you can jump straight into action without thinking about what to do next.
Real-Life Wins
One Youngpreneur challenged themselves to post a 30-second video every day, imperfections and all. Within two weeks, their videos were getting hundreds of views, and their confidence skyrocketed. It’s proof that visibility comes from action, not waiting for things to be perfect.
Your Challenge
For the next seven days, commit to 15 minutes of marketing every day. Use those small windows of time, while waiting for the bus, during TV ads, or between classes, to reply, post, or plan.
Remember, marketing isn’t about grand campaigns. It’s about showing up and sharing your story one small step at a time.
The key takeaway? Consistency builds visibility. Those 15-minute bursts will stack up faster than you think, and soon, you’ll have over 100 hours of marketing power behind your business.
Highlights
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00:20 Introduction to Micro Marketing
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01:04 Why Micro Marketing Works
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01:37 15-Minute Marketing Activities
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03:12 Consistency is Key
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03:54 Real-Life Examples
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05:27 The 7-Day Challenge
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05:57 Final Thoughts