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Meg is a professional speaker on a variety of marketing topics

If you are looking for a quote for the news, a participant for a panel discussion, an interview guest, or a speaker for virtual or in-person events – you are in the right place.

Modern marketing is Problematic AF

We’ve been taught to exploit and manipulate for the good of our business – which is why marketing feels gross and uncomfortable for so many entrepreneurs and small business owners. 

Through her signature marketing approach, Just Marketing®, Meg is committed to advancing the shift in marketing as we know it. By prioritizing ethics, inclusion, and accessibility, Just Marketing® helps businesses tap into new markets, strengthen customer loyalty, and drive sustainable growth. This approach fosters trust, credibility, and long-term customer relationships, which are key drivers of profitability. 

Meg empowers entrepreneurs and small business owners to implement effective marketing campaigns that make a positive impact on society and their bottom line – a win-win scenario for both social change and financial success.

If your audience is ready to deepen the dialogue around the impact – and possibilities – of online marketing, Meg is the speaker for you!

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You may know Meg from:

Featured Articles

  • Etched Marketing: Should Your Business Use Facebook Ads?
  • Hello You Designs: Why You Should be Using Facebook Pixel
  • Maroon Oak: 6 Strategies to Enrich your In-person Networking with Facebook
  • Mindful Mavericks Magazine: How To Rule Your FB Ads (Especially in the Health & Wellness Industry)
  • Social Media Examiner: 
    • → How to Use the Facebook Budget Optimization Tool for Improved Results
    • → How to Use Facebook Group Units to Organize Your Content
    • → How to Pin a Facebook Lead Ad to Your Facebook Page

Media Mentions

  • Born to Invest: How To Be A Vigilant Consumer
  • CEO Blog Nation:
    • → Entrepreneurs Explain Why They Started Their Business
    • → Entrepreneurs Explain How They Came Up With Their Business Name
  • CMS Wire: Tips to Help Businesses Get More From Social Media
  • Creative Mindscape:
    • → Content Marketing: What’s In And What Is Definitely Out
    • → Marketing Tips For Non-Profit Organizations
    • → Social Media Tips for Small-Medium Businesses
  • Crisp Thinking: How will you change the way you use social media in 2018? 
  • Dara Simons: What Motivated You to Start a Home Business?
  • Fit Small Business:
    • → Top 20 Mompreneur Business Ideas for 2018 & Beyond
    • → Top 25 Business Ideas for Teens
  • Forbes: Will Facebook Become The Preferred Way For Fans To Watch Sports
  • Maroon Oak: 
    • → 32 Business & Career Blogs Successful Women Love
    • → Learn, Baby Learn: Free resources to help you grow
  • Medium: In a world of personalized ads, here’s how to resist the come-ons
  • Moneyish (Dow Jones): Science Says to Stop Buying Your Kids So Much Crap
  • NGDATA: Marketing Experts Reveal Their Single Most Effective Source for Gathering the Most Meaningfull Customer Intelligence.
  • Olive & Co: Awareness to Advocacy: The Art of Nurturing High-Funnel Leads
  • Parents: Best Vacations for Kids (+ print editions: Feb 2020, July 2020, July 2021)
  • Readers Digest: Advertising Tricks You Didn’t Know You Were Falling For
  • ShanPreneur: Interview with Meg
  • ShareThis: Top Tips For Getting The Most Out Of Facebook Audience Insights
  • Small Business Trends: 10 Awesome Tips About Small Business Resources
  • Template Monster: The Benefits Of Blogging
  • Type A: Social Media Engagement Tips for Bloggers
  • USA Weekly: Social Media Expert Meg Brunson Shares Tips on Social Media Marketing in 2018
  • Work-At-Home Success: Experts Share Their Tips on Managing Your Marketing

Books

  • Digital Marketers Sound Off: Tips, Tactics, Tools, and Predictions from 101 Digital Marketing Specialists (Contributor, June 2018)
  • ABCs of Business (Author & Illustrator, June 2019)
  • How to Raise Entrepreneurial Kids (Contributor, December 2020)

Podcast Interviews

  • Messy Roads of Motherhood (January 22, 2018)
  • Spark Joy (February 6, 2018)
  • Ask Pat 2.0 (March 29, 2018)
  • I Am The Future Me (May 3, 2018)
  • The Anxious Rebel(June 25, 2018)
  • Delivering Miracles (July 18, 2018)
  • Savvy Social Podcast (July 26, 2018)
  • Working Woman's Wealth (August 28, 2018)
  • Raising A Powerful Girl - Episode 45 (August 28, 2018)
  • Influencer Entrepreneurs Podcast (October 1, 2018)
  • Jenn Taylor's #Rerouting (October 9, 2018)
  • The Tech of Business (October 31, 2018)
  • Simply Woke (November 1, 2018)
  • Ask Pat 2.0 - Where are they now? (November 8, 2018)
  • Living with Money (November 29, 2018)
  • Our Young Creators (January 19, 2019)
  • Mama, Build Your Empire (January 28. 2019)
  • Life on Ocean Avenue (February 3, 2019)
  • Women's Business Workshop Podcast (February 12. 2019)
  • Live Free, Mama (February 25, 2019)
  • 25 Podcasters Reveal How To Succeed At Achieving Your Goals (February 28, 2019)
  • The Digital Marketing Superhero's Club: Split Testing Your Way to 23,337 Email Subscribers (April 23, 2019)
  • 360 Health Biz Podcast: Use Facebook Ads Effectively to Grow Your Business (December 26, 2019)
  • Rising Moms: Living The Dream In An RV (Plus The Highs, Lows, And Challenges) - (March 24, 2020)
  • Good Things In Life: Earning Money In A Way That Works For Your Family - (August 20, 2020)
  • Money Marketing, & Mission: Dismantling Systems (June 2022)
  • The Determined Mom Show: 5 Steps To Increase Your Social Media Reach (September 2022)
  • Positively Living: Accessible and Inclusive Marketing (October 2022)
  • Talk Copy To Me: Inclusivity And Connecting On Facebook (April 2023)
  • Divergent Women: The Intersection of Social Justice and Profitability - A Vision for Inclusive Business (June 2023)

Virtual Summits

  • Become Influential Virtual Summit (hosted), June 2020
  • The Brandprint Summit (Jamilla Bannister, jbannisterbranding), 2020
  • Summit Talks (Virtual Summit Software), September 2020
  • Rebel Boss Virtual Summit (Eden Fried, Rebel Boss), October 2020
  • Organic Marketing Summit (hosted), November 2020
  • Virtual Assistant Startup Summit, February 2021
  • Become Influential Virtual Summit (hosted), April 2021
  • FamilyPreneur Single Day Summits (hosted), Aug-Dec 2021.
  • Money, Marketing, & Mission Summit (Mia Francis-Poulin, The Copy Haus), June 2022
  • Find Your Fans Summit (Raejean Roberts, Social Media Snapshotz), July 2022
  • Done In A Day Virtual Conference (Jordan Gill, Systems Saved Me), September 2022
  • Rebel Boss Virtual Summit (Eden Fried, Rebel Boss), September 2022
  • Your Business Adventure Summit (Cat Griffin), October 2022
  • The Quiet Rebellion Conference (Casey Lightbody), June 2023

Video Interviews

  • The Parents on Demand Network
  • The Stacia Kennedy Show 

  • Fempire Creative 

On Stage Appearances

  • Internet Traffic Live (April, 2018)
  • Ultimate Stage Experience (June, 2018)
  • Broadcast Your Authority (October, 2018)
  • DC PodFest (November 2018)
  • Influential Summit (February 2019)
  • Women's Business Workshop Lakeside Conference (March 2019)
  • PodFest Multimedia Expo (March 2019)
  • Raising A Mogul Summit (June 2019)
  • Exposure & Profit (October 2019)

Workshops & Trainings

  • Intro to Social: Phoenix Valley Northside Networking Group (July 2017)
  • Ready, Set, Ad: Phoenix Valley Northside Networking Group (August 2017)
  • Intro to Facebook Ads: Bridal Businesses (August 2017)
  • Intro to Social: Phoenix Public Library (November 2017)
  • Facebook Business Page Set Up: Phoenix Public Library (December 2017)
  • LinkedIn - The Forgotten Social Media Platform: Starshine Communities (April 2018)
  • Advanced Facebook Pixel Installation with Google Tag Manager: Internet Traffic Live (April, 2018)
  • Beyond Boosting with Facebook Ads: Codobe (October, 2018)
  • Facebook Marketing Strategies: Impact for Enterprising Women (March, 2019)

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Areas of Expertise

Meg would love to offer value to your community, whether that's through delivering one of her existing presentations, or customizing something for your audience.

Just Marketing®

When Meg entered the world of online marketing, she was not prepared for the prevalent manipulation and exploitation of “bro marketing.” For a moment, she considered that those gross marketing tactics were necessary in order to find success… and quickly realized that there was another way, and that it was a better way!

Through her signature approach, Just Marketing®, Meg reflects a commitment to justice throughout all marketing decisions. It’s ethical, inclusive, and accessible at its core, and it drives profitability while prioritizing kindness and empathy. Allow Meg to bring your audience a new perspective to modern marketing - one that will benefit greater societal change and sustainable profitability!

Suggested Session Topics:

  • From Profit-Driven to People-Centered: Making the Shift to Just Marketing®
  • Inclusive Language and Imagery: Why Representation Matters in Marketing and How to Get It Right
  • Building a Just Marketing® Strategy: How to Reach Diverse Audiences and Ensure Accessibility for All
  • Embracing Audience Diversity: Amplifying Impact with an Inclusive Ideal Consumer Avatar (ICA)
  • Beyond Metrics: Rethinking Success in Social Media Marketing and Measuring the Impact of Inclusivity and Accessibility

Suggested Interview Questions

  • What inspired you to focus on inclusive and accessible social media marketing?
  • What are some of the specific strategies and tactics you've used to build a more inclusive and accessible social media presence for your clients and your own brand? And what are some of the results you've seen?
  • What is your vision for the future of social media marketing? How do you see the field evolving, and what role do you think inclusivity, accessibility, and justice will play in shaping that future?

Social Media Content Marketing

Social Media will always hold a special place in Meg’s heart. It was social media marketing that grew her mom blog back in 2013, providing new opportunities and income streams for her family. Working at Facebook offered her unique access to insider secrets, and she quickly learned how to merge internal best practices with practical application and good ol’ fashioned testing - and she’s ready to share it all with you!

Suggested Session Topics:

  • Viral vs. Valuable: Rethinking Social Media Objectives for Sustainable Success
  • Content Repurposing: Maximizing ROI Across Social Media Channels
  • From Likes to Leads: Turning Engagement into Tangible Business Results
  • Content Cornerstones: What to post on social media when you want to make sales and don’t want to be salesy.

Suggested Interview Questions

  • What are the risks associated with businesses focused on creating viral content?
  • How do you maintain the quality and relevance of content when repurposing it for various channels?
  • What strategies or techniques do you recommend for converting social media followers into paying customers or clients?
  • How can businesses strike a balance between promotional content and providing value to their audience on social media?
  • what metrics or indicators should businesses prioritize to measure sustainable success on social media?

Facebook/Instagram Ads

While working at Facebook, Meg held the title, “Facebook Marketing Expert” and her role included providing coaching and consulting to small-medium businesses running Facebook and Instagram Ads. She was often restricted to working with top-spending accounts, and now Meg eagerly shares her knowledge and strategies with anyone who wants to hear them. Accessibility is important to Meg, and speaking on this topic is one way she strives to make information accessible to everyone - not just the big spenders.

Suggested Session Topics:

  • Demystifying the Ad Algorithm: What Really Affects Ad Performance
  • Beyond Likes and Comments: Maximizing ROI with Facebook and Instagram Ads
  • How to Create Ads That Don't Feel Like Ads: Authenticity and Transparency in Advertising
  • From Awareness to Conversion: How to Use Facebook and Instagram Ads to Move Customers Through the Funnel
  • Getting the Most Out of Your Ad Budget: Tips and Techniques for Cost-Effective Advertising

Suggested Interview Questions

  • What are some common mistakes businesses make when creating Facebook and Instagram ads, and how can they avoid them?
  • How do recent changes to Facebook and Instagram's advertising policies affect ad targeting and tracking? What are some best practices for navigating these changes?
  • What role does testing and experimentation play in creating successful Facebook and Instagram ad campaigns, and how can businesses set up and run effective tests to optimize their results?

What Others are Saying

Meg is absolutely amazing at what she does to help you understand all things related to Facebook marketing. She knows the ins and outs like no one else. Meg is an exceptional instructor as well. She thoroughly explains what needs to be done and what actions you should take to get the results you're looking for. Meg is so easy to work with, you'd think you had known her for years if you've never worked with her before. I have had the opportunity to work with her on multiple projects and look forward to working with her again in the future. Thanks Meg for all your help!

~ Michele Lennon

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Meg's Bio

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Online marketing authority and former Facebook employee Meg Brunson combines her mission to build a more accessible and inclusive world, with her expertise in the digital marketing space.

After a decade of working within the Deaf and disabled communities and years of watching her kids face racism and transphobia first-hand, Meg has seen how the way we communicate can isolate, divide and harm historically marginalized groups.

Through Just Marketing®, Meg is committed to making a difference through being and building accessible, inclusive, anti-racist, & profitable businesses.

Meg is a professional speaker, children’s book author, host of the FamilyPreneur podcast and CEO of EIEIO Marketing.

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Meg Brunson takes entrepreneurs from marketing overwhelm to sustainable business growth with Just Marketing® strategies on social media & beyond

Meg is a professional speaker, children’s book author, host of the FamilyPreneur® & Just Marketing® podcasts, CEO of EIEIO Marketing, & mom to four incredible kids.

Suggested Interview Topics

Just Marketing
  • From Profit-Driven to People-Centered: Making the Shift to Just Marketing
  • Inclusive Language and Imagery: Why Representation Matters in Marketing and How to Get It Right
  • Building a Just Marketing Strategy: How to Reach Diverse Audiences and Ensure Accessibility for All
  • Beyond Metrics: Rethinking Success in Social Media Marketing and Measuring the Impact of Inclusivity and Accessibility
  • [Workshop] Creating a DEI Statement For Your Business
Facebook/Instagram Ads
  • Demystifying the Ad Algorithm: What Really Affects Ad Performance
  • Beyond Likes and Comments: Maximizing ROI with Facebook and Instagram Ads
  • How to Create Ads That Don't Feel Like Ads: Authenticity and Transparency in Advertising
  • From Awareness to Conversion: How to Use Facebook and Instagram Ads to Move Customers Through the Funnel
  • Getting the Most Out of Your Ad Budget: Tips and Techniques for Cost-Effective Advertising

Suggested Interview Questions

Just Marketing
  • What inspired you to focus on inclusive and accessible social media marketing?
  • What are some of the specific strategies and tactics you've used to build a more inclusive and accessible social media presence for your clients and your own brand? And what are some of the results you've seen?
  • What is your vision for the future of social media marketing? How do you see the field evolving, and what role do you think inclusivity, accessibility, and justice will play in shaping that future?
Facebook/Instagram Ads
  • What are some common mistakes businesses make when creating Facebook and Instagram ads, and how can they avoid them?
  • How do recent changes to Facebook and Instagram's advertising policies, such as privacy concerns and changes to the iOS 14 operating system, affect ad targeting and tracking? What are some best practices for navigating these changes?
  • What role does testing and experimentation play in creating successful Facebook and Instagram ad campaigns, and how can businesses set up and run effective tests to optimize their results?

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If your marketing feels gross, confusing, or out o If your marketing feels gross, confusing, or out of alignment...
This is your permission slip to rebuild.

Because marketing can feel good.
It can reflect your values.
It can be clear, kind, and wildly effective… all at once.

You don’t need hacks or hustle.
You need a framework that puts people first.

Enter: Just Marketing.

A justice-centered approach with 3 core pillars:

1. Ethical: Honest. Responsible. Respectful. Fair. 
No shame. 
No bait-and-switch. 
No pressure-packed manipulation.

2. Inclusive: Diverse. Culturally responsive. Trauma-informed.
Real representation, not tokenism. Real care, not clichés.

3. Accessible: Designed for every body and brain.
Visual, auditory, motor, and cognitive access aren’t afterthoughts… they’re essentials.

Together, these three pillars form the foundation of marketing that doesn’t just perform… it transforms.

Want to see how this works in practice - and how to bring it into your biz, step by step?
Read the blog: MegBrunson.com/just-marketing

And let’s chat in the comments:
Which of these 3 pillars are you already focusing on… and which one needs more love?

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Holidays have a way of bringing out the best in us Holidays have a way of bringing out the best in us. Whether it’s lighting candles, exchanging gifts, or gathering around a table with loved ones, they remind us of the universal values we share - hope, light, reflection, and togetherness.

In December especially, holidays like Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Christmas, and Yule have different origins, but they echo similar themes of connection and renewal.

When we acknowledge and honor holidays outside our own traditions, we not only foster empathy - we deepen our sense of belonging to a global community.

Recognizing diverse holidays is about creating a ripple effect of understanding and connection that includes:

1. Stronger community ties: Celebrating inclusively builds trust and loyalty among diverse audiences who feel seen and respected.

2. Deeper cultural understanding: Learning about and honoring different holidays broadens perspectives and combats stereotypes.

3. Global belonging: Inclusive celebrations remind us that, despite our differences, we’re all connected by shared values.

This season, learn about holidays outside your own traditions, and foster conversations that bring people closer.

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The Inclusive Holiday Content Guide was made for you…
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We’re reclaiming marketing. Not as a sales machin We’re reclaiming marketing.

Not as a sales machine. 
Not as a manipulative funnel.
But as a force for justice.

– Ethical: rooted in honesty, responsibility, and respect.
– Inclusive: built to reflect and resonate with diverse identities.
– Accessible: designed for all bodies, brains, and bandwidths.

This isn’t fluff.
It’s foundational.

Because when your marketing reflects your values…
1. You build trust that translates to sustainable income.
2. You contribute to real social impact.
3. You help raise the standards of your entire industry.

And you don’t need a huge team or fancy tools to do this.
Just a willingness to start small and stay aligned.

Curious what Just Marketing actually looks like in action?
Read the post: MegBrunson.com/just-marketing

And let me know... What’s one word you would add to this definition?

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Give your content calendar a glow-up with 470+ inc Give your content calendar a glow-up with 470+ inclusive holidays!

(No, you should not post them all - and strategy is included!)

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– At least one done-for-you graphic per holiday
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When you’re rooted in justice, you know: – Ethics When you’re rooted in justice, you know:
– Ethics doesn’t make your marketing less effective 
– Inclusion doesn’t dilute your impact
– Accessibility doesn’t take away from your profit

Prioritizing people over profits isn’t bad for business - in the long run, it’s actually more profitable than chasing quick wins

You don’t lose anything by supporting others.
In fact... you gain community, trust, and long-term sustainability.

This is the beauty of running a values-based business:

We don’t hoard the pie.
We bake more.
We share it.
And we all eat.
💕

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This quote? It’s the heartbeat of Just Marketing®. This quote? It’s the heartbeat of Just Marketing®.

If you’ve used scarcity tactics…
If your past offers weren’t accessible…
If you’ve centered dominant identities in your visuals or messaging without realizing it…

You’re not a bad marketer.
You’re not “doing it wrong.”

You were doing what you were taught — by courses, by coaches, by a system built to prioritize profit over people.

But now you know better.
And that is powerful.

Because now, you get to make different choices.
You get to show up with more intention.
You get to build a business that reflects your values, not just your goals.

Justice-centered marketing isn’t about perfection.
It’s about awareness, curiosity, and action — one decision at a time.

Ready to shift how you show up in your marketing?
Start here: MegBrunson.com/just-marketing

And if you’re feeling bold:
What’s one marketing habit you’ve outgrown — and why?

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It’s not just annoying popups or clickbait emails. It’s not just annoying popups or clickbait emails.
It’s the way so many campaigns still rely on manipulation.
On pressure. 
On shame.

And it’s the way they erase or exclude entire communities, whether by design or by ignorance.

Think about it…

~ How many ads center white, cis, non-disabled, neurotypical folks as the default?
~ How many sales pages flood your senses but provide zero accessibility?
~ How many launches use scarcity as a weapon, not a strategy?

Marketing isn’t neutral.

It either challenges injustice… or quietly reinforces it.

And too often, it does the latter… in flashy fonts and limited-time offers.

But we don’t have to do it that way.
There is a better path - one rooted in consent, care, and community.

Want to understand where marketing goes wrong, and how to do it differently?

Read more: MegBrunson.com/just-marketing

Do you remember a time when a brand’s marketing made you feel unwelcome or unseen?

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When most people hear “marketing,” they don’t thin When most people hear “marketing,” they don’t think of justice.

They think of popups. 
Spammy emails. 
Countdown timers that never actually expire.
They think of being sold to, not spoken with.

But here’s the truth:
Marketing is a tool.

And like any tool — a hammer, a paintbrush, a wrench — how it’s used depends on who’s holding it and what they care about.

When we use marketing to center people over profit,
When we prioritize access over aesthetics,
When we lead with ethics, inclusion, and care...
Marketing becomes something radically different.

It becomes a vehicle for trust.
A method of community-building.
A way to challenge norms and invite more folks in.

This isn’t about being perfect. It’s about being intentional.
And even small businesses - even solopreneurs juggling a million things - can make shifts that matter.

Ready to reframe marketing as a force for justice?
Read the blog: MegBrunson.com/just-marketing 

Then tell me:
If you could reinvent marketing from scratch, what would you eliminate in your version?

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Your social media is a reflection of your values - Your social media is a reflection of your values - whether you’re posting with intention or just winging it between client calls.

If you've ever hesitated to post about cultural holidays because you didn't want to say the wrong thing…

If you've ever wanted to celebrate with your community but didn’t know how to do it respectfully…

You are exactly who I created this for.

The Inclusive Holiday Content Bundle gives you more than content.
It gives you confidence.

– 470+ holidays across cultures, identities, and movements
– Done-for-you graphics + editable Canva templates
– Holiday descriptions rooted in cultural context
– Red flags to avoid (because intention doesn’t erase impact)
– Strategic tips and prompts that tie into your marketing ethically
– Alt-text for every image, because access matters

Whether you’re a coach, creative, consultant, or community-builder, this bundle makes it easy to post with purpose.

You don’t have to post for every holiday.
But when you do - it should feel good.

Let your content reflect the world you’re helping build.
Explore the bundle now at CelebrateOnSocial.com 

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The harm traditional marketing can do goes deeper The harm traditional marketing can do goes deeper than annoying tactics.

It’s in who gets left out.
Who isn’t considered.
And who’s made to feel like marketing “just isn’t for them.”

That’s why I created Just Marketing® – a justice-centered alternative to business-as-usual.

It’s about building with intention, not pressure.

About connection over conversion.

And it’s about using our platforms not just to sell… but to serve, include, and uplift.

Because when marketing centers ethics, inclusion, and accessibility, we don’t just grow our reach.

We grow trust.
We build community.
We drive change.

And yes, this is 100% possible for small business owners, solo creators, and folks navigating neurodivergence or limited capacity.

You don’t need a massive team to market in a way that feels good.

You just need a values-aligned strategy that centers people, not pressure.

Curious what that looks like in practice?
Read the full blog: MegBrunson.com/just-marketing 

What’s one marketing tactic you wish we’d leave behind for good?

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If your “content calendar” is a chaotic Google Doc If your “content calendar” is a chaotic Google Doc, a half-used planner, or a bunch of screenshots you keep meaning to organize... this one’s for you!

Staying consistent on social media can feel impossible - especially when you’re trying to do it ethically, inclusively, and with purpose.

The Inclusive Holiday Content Bundle is your go-to system for showing up on social with confidence and conscience.

Inside, you’ll get:
– 470+ holidays that celebrate diverse identities, cultures, and communities
– Done-for-you graphics you can post instantly
– Customizable Canva templates that match your brand
– Cultural context for each holiday, so you understand what you’re posting about
– Alt-text, red flags to avoid, and marketing tips to keep it inclusive
– And content prompts for every single holiday

No more Googling, “What holiday is it today?”
Just meaningful content that reflects your values and keeps you consistent.

This isn’t just a calendar.
It’s a plug-and-play system for purpose-driven marketing that builds community, not just visibility.

Ready to make 2026 the year you show up with intention and impact?

Head to CelebrateOnSocial.com to explore the bundle and start planning your most aligned year yet.

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There are a few easy-to-make mistakes that can mak There are a few easy-to-make mistakes that can make your alt text less effective or confusing to screen reader users. 

Here are 6 of the most common pitfalls I see (and how to avoid them):

1. Starting with “Image of…” - Screen readers already say it’s an image. No need to repeat that.
Instead: Jump into what matters - “A woman giving a keynote about inclusive marketing.”

2. Keyword stuffing for SEO - Google and humans can both tell when you're writing for robots.
Instead: Prioritize clarity, include keywords only when they naturally fit.

3. Over-describing visual details - Not every color or brushstroke needs to be named.
Instead: Focus on what the image adds to the content. What does someone need to know?

4. Repeating surrounding text - If the quote is already in the caption, don’t duplicate it in the alt text.
Instead: Add context that complements the post.

5. Leaving out context and purpose - Alt text isn’t just what, it’s why.
Instead: Share the message behind the image, not just the visual elements.

6. Letting platforms auto-generate it - sorry (not sorry), but “May be an image of text” isn’t cutting it.
Instead: Take a few seconds to write it yourself. You know your message better than any algorithm.

If you care about accessibility, inclusion, and connection - you’re already ahead of the game. Now let’s make your visuals match your values.

Read more: MegBrunson.com/alt-text 

Which mistake surprised you most? 
Or have you caught yourself doing one of these before? 

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