Strategy Sessions Strategy Sessions Marketing Podcast with Britney Muller Hugging Face
Britney is Marketing Manager at Hugging Face, the AI community building the future. She’s an SEO expert, machine learning whiz and amazing conference speaker.
In this episode we discuss:
1. Hugging Face… what is it and where did the name come from
2. The difference between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML)
3. Why people don’t need to be scared of ML
4. Why people should be scared of ML!
5. What’s the main goal of the marketing at Hugging Face
6. Why you should always prioritise by impact in your marketing activity
7. What it’s like working at Moz
8. The fun of being a Search Scientist and watching the SEO community take your work to new levels
9. Learning lessons from running your own marketing company
10. Why imposter syndrome is your friend when it comes to public speaking
11. TOPTIPS for aspiring conference speakers
12. Surviving lockdown with a pet snake!
13. Entrainment theory and why you’ll end up going down a YouTube hole because of it!
Britney Muller
Britney Muller is a Marketing Manager at Hugging Face, SEO Consultant, and proud Aunt. Britney was previously the Senior SEO Scientist at Moz and founder of Pryde Marketing, a boutique medical marketing agency.
Find Britney on Twitter
Book Recommendations
Natural Language Processing with Transformers – Building Language Applications with Hugging Face by Lewis Tunstall, Leandro von Werra and Thomas Wolf
Other Links
Rand Fishkin (Founder at Moz) on the Strategy Sessions
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