PRO/JECT

About PRO/JECT

Welcome to PRO/JECT, the podcast for small business owners, entrepreneurs, and creatives who want to build impactful brands, improve their marketing strategies, and develop a business that aligns with who they are. Whether you’re looking to grow your startup, level up your side hustle, or simply find more balance between work and life, this podcast offers actionable insights, personal stories, and expert interviews to help you succeed on your own terms. We cover everything from marketing, productivity, and branding to mindset shifts, human design, and navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship. If you’re tired of the "one-size-fits-all" approach to business, this podcast is for you. ------------- Hosted by Christina Hunt, a marketing strategist and business consultant with years of experience working with DTC brands, startups, and entrepreneurs, PRO/JECT is here to give you the tools, strategies, and confidence to build your business in a way that feels authentic and sustainable. Each episode is packed with practical tips, creative ideas, and deep dives into topics like decision fatigue, AI tools for business, human design in entrepreneurship, branding 101, and much more. Christina’s unique blend of business strategy, marketing expertise, and human-centered guidance makes PRO/JECT a podcast unlike any other. If you’re looking for actionable advice combined with a focus on authenticity and alignment, this podcast is here to support you at every stage of your journey. Subscribe now to PRO/JECT and get ready for weekly episodes filled with valuable insights, expert interviews, and real-world examples of how to grow your business and find fulfillment along the way. Plus, don’t forget to join the Slack community and explore the personalized support options that can help you reach your goals faster. For more details on how to connect or work with Christina, visit www.hausvonalbe.com (http://www.hausvonalbe.com) or check out the links provided in each episode description. Let’s take your business to the next level—together!

Publisher

Christina Hunt

Category

business

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

25 Sept 2023

Latest episode

4 Mar 2026

Latest episodes

37 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   4 Mar 2026

   The Creator Economy Series with Nick Rowley: Part 3

   What does it really take to grow on social media in 2026 — without a massive production team, fancy tech stack, or perfectly curated life? In this episode, Christina sits down with family adventure creator Nick Rowley to talk about the future of content creation, viral growth, and building a sustainable personal brand in today’s evolving creator economy. What does it really take to grow on social media in 2026 — without a massive production team, fancy tech stack, or perfectly curated life? In this episode, Christina sits down with family adventure creator Nick Rowley to talk about the future of content creation, viral growth, and building a sustainable personal brand in today’s evolving creator economy.

2. 

   18 Feb 2026

   The Creator Economy Series with Nick Rowley: Part 2

   Everyone thinks being a content creator is sexy. Travel. Brand deals. Viral moments. Free product. But what does the actual day-to-day look like? In Part 2 of my conversation with full-time creator Nick Rowley, we go deeper into the work behind the highlight reel — from editing hours of footage and managing negative comments to pitching brands, applying for campaigns, and handling rejection. We unpack: The real workload behind content creation How brand partnerships actually work Cold outreach strategies for landing deals Why most creators get told “no” (a lot) Choosing the right social media platform for your business Why small businesses should think granular, not glamorous Lo-fi content vs. polished production Why patience matters more than perfection If you're a small business owner, entrepreneur, consultant, or local service provider wondering: “Do I really need to be on social media?” “How do I make content without hiring a full team?” “Is virality realistic?” This episode gives you the grounded, strategic answer. Because here’s the truth: social media is one of the biggest opportunities for modern businesses — but only if you’re willing to do it right. And right doesn’t mean perfect. It means consistent. Granular. Patient. Part 2 of 3 in The Creator Economy Series.

3. 

   11 Feb 2026

   The Creator Economy Series with Nick Rowley (Part 1): What It’s Really Like to Go Viral

   What does it actually look like to become a full-time content creator? In this episode of PRO/JECT, I sit down with Nick Rowley — former action sports marketer turned family content creator — to talk about what really happens behind the scenes of influencer life. After working with major brands like Chevrolet and GoPro, Nick made a bold pivot: leaving a stable marketing career to go all in on content creation after a wake-up call from his daughter. What followed? Virality, brand deals, creative freedom… and a lot of hard work most people never see. We talk about: The reality of becoming a full-time content creator Can you plan for virality (or is it luck)? Authenticity vs. AI “content slop” Brand partnerships and monetization strategies Burnout in the creator economy Building a niche without forcing it What sustainable content creation really looks like If you’re an entrepreneur, small business owner, or creator wondering whether content creation is worth it — or how to build an audience without losing yourself — this episode is an honest look at the creator economy in 2026. No fluff. No “get rich quick.” Just the real story.

Reach and audience

Public platform figures. Ratings count people who left a rating, not total listeners.

Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

2 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

5 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 20 / 100

A composite of feed quality, social presence, YouTube performance and engagement. Read the methodology.

Quality

17

Social presence

0

YouTube

0

Engagement

60