Melissa Cassera: Get Obsessed With What You Do

What do you get when you mix publicity, pop culture and a little bit of coffee? You are about to find out.

In today’s podcast, we are joined by Melissa Cassera, a Publicity Strategist and Screenwriter with a deep love for caffeine that has helped hundreds of businesses to build audiences that are obsessed with them.

With two feature films currently airing on Lifetime Network and three additional films coming out in 2020, Melissa is without a doubt a multi-talented woman who has a passion for what she does.

Highlights:

How to combine your professional skills with your passions and guilty pleasures
The key is to show yourself just as you are in your brand.
Don’t “edit” yourself out of your content
Don’t be afraid to be rejected, you need to find your ideal clients
There is no right or wrong way to be right now, we just need to respect how we feel
If you show up as yourself, you will attract the right people

You can learn more about Melissa Cassera by visiting her website or following her on Instagram

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