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Jun 4, 2024 30 min

Building a 50,000+ Community While Navigating Postpartum Challenges

from Startups in Stilettos Hosted by Entreprenista Network

"I really care about people and I really care to see people thrive in communities where they feel welcomed." Amanda Smith is the Founder & CEO of Dallas Girl Gang, a 50,000 plus global community of engaged women connecting in career, business, and life. Amanda, a former elementary music teacher, has grown Dallas Girl Gang from a simple Facebook group into a thriving platform offering events, mentorship, and support for women worldwide. Her initiative, "You Can Sit With Us ," embodies her commitment to inclusivity and empowerment, fostering collaborations with brands like Athleta and Bumble. Amanda's journey from seeking connection to creating a vast network for women showcases her expertise in community building and authentic marketing. What we talked about: The inspiration behind her business, Dallas Girl Gang (01:12.83): How Amanda grew her community and her initial marketing strategies (02:42.526) Her approach to monetizing her community (11:07.422) Balancing business and motherhood (16:27.646) Details about her upcoming Boss Vision Conference (24:09.214) Connect with Amanda: Amanda's Instagram Dallas Girl Gang Website Boss Vision Conference Website Dallas Girl Gang Instagram Boss Vision Conference Instagram

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