Cracking the Code to Viral Content and Sustained Growth on LinkedIn with Nicole Ramirez
In Spring 2025, my guest for this episode achieved what many content creators dream of: a post she wrote went viral on LinkedIn. But this was no accident. It was part of a content strategy that worked.Listen in for this discussion with Nicole Ramirez, a digital marketing consultant who cracked the…
#168 Marketing That Works with Nicole Ramirez and Alison Daley
"AI should be a tool, not a replacement...I've seen some very terrible ads." -Nicole Ramirez
Nicole Ramirez is a journalist-turned-marketer with deep experience leading growth marketing across CPG, financial services, B2B SaaS, media, and healthcare. She specializes in translating complex mark…
#168 Marketing That Works with Nicole Ramirez and Alison Daley
"AI should be a tool, not a replacement...I've seen some very terrible ads." -Nicole Ramirez
Nicole Ramirez is a journalist-turned-marketer with deep experience leading growth marketing across CPG, financial services, B2B SaaS, media, and healthcare. She specializes in translating complex mark…
Are Your Actions Reflecting Your LinkedIn Brand? | Workplace Weirdness S2 E17
In this episode of Workplace Weirdness™, Maya talks to former journalist turned marketing consultant, Nicole Ramirez to talk about what’s really going on in the current workforce. From parental leave bias and return-to-office whiplash to burnout that nobody wants to admit out loud.
Nicole gets i…
Career Pivots: How to Change Direction Without Losing Momentum
In this Summer special episode of Workplace Weirdness™ Out of Office, Maya Kadar Kovalsky turns real guest stories into a practical resource for anyone thinking about a career pivot.
From unexpected job changes to bold reinventions and strategic "half-steps," guests from past episodes share stori…
This Episode Could Have Been an Email: From Meeting Overload to Purpose
We sometimes feel that certain meetings could have been an email; yet in most cases we don’t have a choice. In this episode of our Workplace Weirdness™ summer series, “Out of Office,” Maya Kadar Kovalsky unpacks why poorly planned meetings can drain morale, hamper innovation, and signal a lack of …
Hard Truth About Parental Leave: Dads Get Praised, Moms Get Punished!
In this episode of our Workplace Weirdness™ summer series, “Out of Office,” Maya Kadar Kovalsky discusses parental leave: the double standards parents face, the pressure to appear “serious” at work while caring for a family, and why parental leave parity matters for both moms and dads.
Our notab…
The Workplace Weirdness™ Hall of Fame
Work is weird - and these are the stories that prove it. From a possum trapped in the office to a naked neighbor derailing a meeting, Maya Kadar Kovalsky pulls the all-time weirdest, most cringe-inducing, and laugh-out-loud workplace moments from the last seasons and places them into The Workplace…
Ep 200: From Corporate Layoff To Inbound Consulting Through LinkedIn | Nicole Ramirez [Solo Consultant Summit Series]
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Get your Solo Consultant Summit tickets... FREE.A layoff can feel like the floor drops out from under you, but it can also expose a hard truth: if your network and reputation only exist inside your job title, you are more vulnerable than you think. We sit down with Nikki Ramirez, …
From Laid Off to 50K LinkedIn Followers in 2 Years
Nicole Ramirez spent 15 years in journalism and marketing, including a stint as director of marketing for Forbes, before a layoff in July 2024 sent her back to LinkedIn to job hunt.
Instead, she built a following from 2,000 to 50,000 in two years and turned it into a full-time business helping wo…
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