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EPISODE · Jul 24, 2025 · 59 MIN

Teaching the Creator Economy: Inside the Classroom with Bill Zimmerman

from The Brandinc PR Podcast · host Brandi Sims

In this episode of the Brandinc PR Podcast, Brandi Sims sits down with Penn State professor and author Bill Zimmerman to explore the intersection of digital media, education, and the booming creator economy. From his new textbook, Understanding the Creator Economy, to launching content creator summer camps and certificate programs, Bill shares how he's preparing students—both aspiring influencers and future PR pros—for success in this fast-evolving space. Tune in for valuable insights on the future of education, creator-brand partnerships, and how schools can catch up to the digital revolution.RESOURCES + LINKSGet Brandi’s AI-Powered Tool For Pitching Media Right Here.Revamp Your Business Foundation with Our Exact Automation Tool That Streamlines Our Communications From Prospects to Media Bookings in Minutes. Start For Free.Sign Up for Our Free Weekly Newsletter & Get Insights From Brandi Bi-Weekly On All Things Brand Strategy, PR, Business Trends + More. Drop Us A Review and We’ll Send You Our 5 Things You Must Have to Be A Media Magnet FREE (Value $297).

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