Social Media Love Podcast Show

About Social Media Love Podcast Show

Welcome to the Social Media Love podcast. We believe women can only expand their presence at the pace of inner safety — a safety that requires healing generations of being silenced, suppressed, and repressed. Social Media Love is a training, coaching, and consulting company that supports courageous women who are building wealth through entrepreneurship. We show women entrepreneurs how to stop hiding and align their inner truth with their business strategy, so their visibility creates personal income, consistent cashflow, and peace of mind. We do this through The V.I.S.I.B.L.E. Method

Publisher

Angélique Binet

Category

business

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

27 Feb 2018

Latest episode

29 Aug 2026

Latest episodes

111 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   29 Aug 2026

   How Do You Get Over the Fear of Being Visible Online? Dr. Linda Speizer's Story

   Companion case study: /case-study-dr-linda-speizer-visibility-fear She Called Social Media "Nerve-Wracking." Here's What Changed. (with Dr. Linda Speizer) "If I Can Do It, You Certainly Can" — Dr. Linda Speizer on Getting Over the Fear of Being Visible The Cost of Staying Invisible: Dr. Linda Speizer's Story Dr. Linda Speizer spent years hearing "if I'd known about you, I would have called." She still calls social media nerve-wracking, but three months into the Who The F You Are Authority Bundle, that stopped costing her clients. Here's what actually changed. For years, veterinarian Dr. Linda Speizer, founder of KindHearted Pet Euthanasia in Fredericton, New Brunswick, heard the same heartbreaking line from grieving families: "If I had just known about you, I would have called you." She knew exactly what her business needed. She just didn't know how to talk about herself to fix it. In this episode, Dr. Linda joins Angélique to talk honestly about what it actually took to go from "that stuff makes me nervous" to posting consistently on Facebook and LinkedIn, hearing directly from new clients that they found her online, and saying on camera, "If I can do it, you certainly can." This isn't a story about someone who learned to love the spotlight. It's a story about someone who built a system that didn't need her to. In this episode: The real cost of being excellent at your work but invisible online, in a business where timing is everything Why "just be more confident" was never the answer, and what actually got Dr. Linda past the discomfort What the Who The F* You Are (WTFY) Authority Bundle process looks like from the inside: two interviews, ready-to-use video clips, and a repeatable posting rhythm The surprising content mix that got her the most engagement (hint: it wasn't the polished, professional stuff) Her honest answer on whether it was worth the investment Quotable moments: "If I had just known about you, then I would have called you." "I wasn't comfortable to make my own videos or know what to include in them." "I'm less afraid of any kind of negative feedback, which for me was an impediment." "I feel like I got my money's worth." "If I can do it, if I can put myself out there, then you certainly can." Resources mentioned: Read the full case study: [link the case study page] Watch the original interview: https://www.youtube.com/live/V0wdxyr94VM (https://www.youtube.com/live/V0wdxyr94VM) Follow Dr. Linda: facebook.com/linda.speizer.1 (https://www.facebook.com/linda.speizer.1) KindHearted Pet Euthanasia on Facebook: facebook.com/profile.php?id=100095706753536 (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100095706753536) Ready to see your own visibility gap?Take the free Visibility Audit and find out exactly what's keeping your ideal clients from finding you before they need you. https://abinet.lpages.co/your-voice-is-your-power-audit/ (https://abinet.lpages.co/your-voice-is-your-power-audit/)

2. 

   3 Jul 2026

   What To Do When You Get a Bad Comment (My Three Rules)

   You are going to get a bad comment. Today, next month, or five years from now. The question is not if. The question is what you do next. In this episode, Angélique breaks down her three rules for handling online criticism, trolls, and harassment, without losing your confidence, your peace of mind, or your voice. You will learn: Why what others think of you is none of your business, and how to actually live that The exact words to use when someone disagrees with you in public How to kindly and publicly invite the wrong-fit followers to leave What to do the moment a comment crosses into harassment Why the fear of a bad comment is often louder than any comment that has actually happened How boundaries protect your visibility instead of shrinking it If you have ever hesitated to post because of what someone might say, this episode is your permission slip to keep showing up. Keywords: online trolls, bad comments business, social media boundaries, women entrepreneurs online, visibility strategist, handling criticism online, online harassment small business, confidence on social media, Social Media Love Podcast, building an online community You are going to get a bad comment. Not maybe. When. This episode is about what happens next. What we cover: The belief that changes everything: what others think of you is none of your business Angélique's three rules for online criticism: warmth for disagreement, an open door for noise, zero engagement for hate A real story from a client who was terrified of her first troll, and what changed when she stopped feeding that fear Why boundaries make you more visible, not less About this episode:This is a solo episode. No guest, just Angélique, straight to camera, with the rules she actually uses in her own business. Links: Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/h84WthbrJFg?si=YBnfZ2fgGjSpdZ7I Call to action:If this episode landed, book your free Visibility Audit. Link in the show notes and in bio. Book your free Visibility Audit: abinet.lpages.co/your-voice-is-your-power-audit/

3. 

   5 May 2026

   EP 101 | The only woman in the room -Jennifer Cleversey Moffitt on Authority, AI, and Playing to Win

   What does boardroom confidence for women actually look like in practice? When it's time sell, it's time to sell. It looks like being the only woman in the room, the most educated person at the table, and choosing not to pick up the napkin when someone else spills the coffee. That is exactly where this conversation begins. Jennifer Cleversey Moffitt is the Chief Administrative Officer and General Counsel at the Belledune Port Authority in New Brunswick, Canada. She is also a ballet teacher, a mother of two daughters, and one of the most direct and grounded women leaders I have ever had the pleasure of interviewing. In this episode, Jennifer shares what it truly means to be visible as a woman in male-dominated industries. She talks about the hiding that happens at every level of a career, why imposter syndrome in women leaders is an institutional problem and not a personal one, and the somatic tools she uses to walk into high-stakes rooms ready to close. This is not a surface-level inspiration episode. This is a masterclass. We go deep. And make sure to grab your Playbook and be ready for your next negotiation and sales conversation. SHOW NOTES Jennifer Cleversey Moffitt didn't build her authority by playing it safe. In this episode, the Chief Administrative Officer and General Counsel at the Belledune Port Authority shares how she learned to own every room she walks into — boardrooms, negotiations, and the spaces where women are still fighting for equal footing. We go deep on boardroom confidence for women, somatic tools that shift your energy before high-stakes moments, the real truth about closing deals, and what female leaders need to know about AI right now. WHAT WE COVER: The coffee story that reframes what authority actually looks like for women in male-dominated industries How imposter syndrome in women leaders starts with institutions, not individuals and what to do about it Jennifer's pre-visibility body ritual: the dress, the playlist, the voice technique that changes how rooms receive her Her butterfly reframe: why discomfort before a sales call or negotiation is not a warning, it is readiness The visibility strategy for female entrepreneurs who want to close with confidence and charge what they are worth Her perspective on women and AI in business, including the moral compass question every entrepreneur needs to ask What longevity in business relationships has to do with how to charge more as a woman entrepreneur Her Queen Declaration to every female entrepreneur listening ABOUT JENNIFER CLEVERSEY MOFFITT: Jennifer is the Chief Administrative Officer and General Counsel at the Belledune Port Authority, one of 17 federally regulated port authorities in Canada. She is a fierce advocate for women in male-dominated industries, a mentor, a ballet teacher, and a mother of two daughters she is building the world for. CONNECT WITH JENNIFER: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-cleversey-moffitt-b657662/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-cleversey-moffitt-b657662/) | https://www.portbelledune.ca/ (https://www.portbelledune.ca/) BOOK YOUR VISIBILITY AUDIT: https://abinet.lpages.co/your-voice-is-your-power-audit/ (https://abinet.lpages.co/your-voice-is-your-power-audit/) 15 to 20 minutes. Free. Find out exactly where your visibility is leaking and what to do about it. CONNECT WITH ANGÉLIQUE: Instagram: @angeliquebinet | LinkedIn: Angélique Bine (https://www.linkedin.com/in/angeliquebinet/)t | Website: socialmedialoveab.com

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