Gigi Robinson, M.S., BFA

Content Creator Ambassador

Chronic Illness & Mental Health Advocate & Creator Economy Speaker 🗣️ | Author 📚| Nikon Creator📸 | Adobe Ambassador 🎨| Host of EYNIW 🎙️

Contact: Team@gigirobinson.com

As a leading voice in the creator economy, I use public speaking, digital storytelling, and advocacy to bridge the gap between brands, talent, and communities fostering more inclusive, dynamic, and purpose-driven spaces through social media content. I also am a huge advocate for chronic illness and mental health, online. 

My What:

I envision a world where creators, entrepreneurs, and professionals feel valued, supported, and empowered to thrive in their industries. I bring people together to discuss how we make that vision a reality.

My Why:

I believe knowledge and accessibility are the keys to personal and professional fulfillment.

As a Creative Strategist & Thought Leader, I elevate conversations around the intersection of creators, digital wellness, and health advocacy.

🎙 Check out my podcast playlist! → https://open.spotify.com/playlist/06MO0hiSQQuB6GFWl3M1vj?si=e77d38c57d9043a1 

Topics you'll find:

🚀 The Future of the Creator Economy
💡 Gen Z Entrepreneurship
🎤 Personal Branding & Storytelling
🙋‍♀️ Patient Advocacy for Chronic Illness & Mental Health

Outside of Work, You’ll Find Me:
🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Building communities Online and IRL 
💰 Creating ads & speaking on stages or boardrooms 
📚 Writing a book & mentoring others through my businesses

(Please send me connection request, I love meeting like-minded thinkers!)

TikTok Creator

Creates original content @itsgigirobinson on the TikTok platform and collaborates with brands through the TikTok Creator Marketplace with over 130K followers

On March 14, 2026, I’ll be co-hosting an intimate breakfast that I am calling the Creator Table by Hosts of Influence® with my friend Victoria, Minding Her Own Business, We Are Front Desk! We are bringing together creator economy leaders, creatives, and founders who are curious about how creators brainstorm, collaborate, and document their work.

This is not a panel. It is not a crowded mixer. It is a curated, intentional room designed for real conversations about where the creator economy is heading and how personal brands are evolving into sustainable businesses.

The creator economy is maturing, founders are thinking differently about showing up online, and brands are looking for more than just distribution these days. Everyone wants partnership, insight, and community. That is exactly the environment that this breakfast is designed to foster.

We are keeping it intimate on purpose. And to the brands paying attention 😎 and you are interested in sponsoring or supporting the experience, tap in.

And if you are a creator, operator, or founder building in this space, comment to get on the waitlist. 

I cannot wait... AUSTIN, HERE WE COME! 

#SXSWcreators #hostsofinfluence #thecreatortable

Gigi Robinson ®

Brand Designer, Speaker, Author, 500K+ followers 🗣️ @itsgigirobinson @zekeandtrixie | Founder of Hosts of Influence® & It’s Gigi | PRH A Kids Book About Chronic Illness | Adobe Express & Acrobat Brand Ambassador

I'm excited to attend POSSIBLE 2026, the must-attend marketing event of the year. Can't wait for meaningful conversations and bold ideas driving the future of marketing. If you're going, let's connect in Miami. → https://lnkd.in/eAgaMzHe #MeetMeAtPOSSIBLE2026

POSSIBLE is the most impactful marketing event where leaders from brands, agencies, media, creative, culture, and technology drive business forward. Join the entire marketing ecosystem in Miami Beach, April 27-29, for three epic days of content, connection, and inspiration. #POSSIBLE2026 POSSIBLE

Gigi Robinson ® 

I had the opportunity to host the Creator Simulator Workshop at the Ad Age NextGen Marketing Summit, and honestly, it was a bit of a full circle moment for me.

Getting to stand in a room full of marketers, brand leaders, and industry operators and walk through how creators actually think about content, briefs, and partnerships felt like a dream come true. For years I’ve lived on both sides of this ecosystem…as a creator working with brands and as someone helping companies better understand how to collaborate with creators in ways that actually work.

The goal of the workshop was simple… how can we help marketers experience what it feels like to be on the creator side of the brief? Together we unpacked why so many campaigns struggle before the content is even made, what makes a brief “creator-first,” and how brands can design partnerships that allow creators to bring their real voice, audience understanding, and storytelling to the table.

What made the session so special was the energy in the room. People weren’t just listening to me speak on stage; we had everyone step into the mindset of a creator and rewrite the brief that way. Watching that shift happen in real time is exactly why I love doing this work.

A huge thank you to the Ad Age team for creating space for conversations like this and to everyone who showed up ready to learn, collaborate, and rethink how brands and creators can work together. More of this, please, & more to come from Hosts of Influence® so stay tuned 👀

#itsgigirobinson #hostsofinfluence

Being an Adobe Express Ambassador for the past 3.5 years has genuinely been one of my favorite partnerships of all time. And what makes it special isn’t just the campaigns that I am able to participate in, it’s the trust that the brand has given to me. Adobe has consistently given me the creative freedom to share how I actually use their tools in my day-to-day work as a creator, speaker, and founder, and that kind of brand-creator-alignment is rare.

And now… they’re opening the program up to more creators! So if you’ve ever wanted to collaborate with a brand that values authentic storytelling and long-term relationships, this is your moment.

Comment “APPLY” and I’ll send you the link to learn more 🤩

#AdobeAmbassadors #Ad #MyAdobeAmbassadorStory

Brand partnership • Brand Designer, Speaker, Author, 500K+ followers 🗣️ @itsgigirobinson @zekeandtrixie | Founder of Hosts of Influence® & It’s Gigi | PRH A Kids Book About Chronic Illness | Adobe Express & Acrobat Brand Ambassador

Instagram might not be clinically addictive....but when your creativity fuels your income and your income lives on the platform, it becomes financially addictive.


I love social media, but only because I’ve built strict boundaries around it and I have noticed that creators need social media literacy now more than ever...

More on this inside the Hosts of Influence® newsletter dropping tomorrow :)

https://lnkd.in/eb8UF3jN

#instagramaddiction #itsgigirobinson #hostsofinfluence #creatoretiquette

I don't think I believe in creative blocks anymore...

I believe in mental blocks that keep us comfortable.

AI doesn’t replace creators...it exposes the ones who were hiding behind “busy.”

And look I used to be one of them. I would spend hours editing, drafting, creating idea lists to execute on. 

If you’re serious about scale, you don’t need more ideas, I can guarantee you that you just need less drag between idea and execution.

Since fine tuning how I use AI, I have found ways to get first cuts/drafts in under an hour, and my team and I refine it. All of the creativity is still mine and the strategy is fueled by HUMANS before ever pressing POST.

I believe that speed is a strategy and I’m not slowing down anytime soon!

Thank you to the ever so talented Erin Greenawald, Joel Arbaje and Business Insider for the feature! 

#aimarketing #itsgigirobinson #hostsofinfluence #creatoretiquette

Business Insider Feature: How 3 solo founders use AI

Speaking at the Ad Age Next Gen Marketing Summit 
was one of those moments where you walk off stage thinking, "Wow, that room really showed up." Instead of a traditional presentation, I structured the session more like a workshop. We discussed how creators approach campaigns and why the best marketing happens when brands understand the creative process behind the content they commission.

To bring that to life, I shared three partnership examples I’ve created with Adobe Acrobat, highlighting PDF Spaces and AI Assistant. When I’m preparing a talk, reviewing campaign materials, or using Generate Presentation to shape a creative treatment, I’m typically working across a stack of documents including research, inspiration links, brand guidelines, notes to self, and multiple drafts. PDF Spaces brings all of that into one organized hub, making it easier to structure ideas, connect insights, and move from concept to execution without constantly switching between tabs. AI Assistant helps me quickly extract key takeaways, summarize information, and refine messaging so I can stay focused on the creative direction rather than getting buried in the details.

We used that same approach live during the session. I challenged the room to think like creators by building a campaign brief from scratch, with Acrobat at the center of the process. Instead of starting with slides, we started with the information, thinking about the persona of the person who would USE this product and how they could create a piece of content about it, and then created a content brief that the creators could actually run with.

The energy in the room was incredible. People threw out some incredible ideas, challenged assumptions, and thought outside the box about how brands and creators can collaborate better. And it just left me thinking of how incredible the teams involved in this opportunity were and how eager they were to allow me to curate and lead a session that felt more like a conversation than a lecture. As always, thank you to Adobe Acrobat for supporting the workflow that helped bring it all together! 

#ad #AdobePartner #AdobeAcrobat #AdAge #NextGenMarketing

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Over the years, I have developed the muscle of Public Speaking at conferences, at universities, and I local events. And the one thing that always comes up is, how do you beat the nerves? And to be fully honest aside from not really getting nerves… I literally just remind myself that I was asked to be in the room for a reason and people are specifically inviting me to be on stage so that they can hear me speak and share insights with them. Why would I be nervous?

So if you’re reading this, and you have a Public Speaking getting up or you wanna get into Public Speaking… Just know that if you’re invited, you have no need to be nervous! You’re meant to be there so embrace that confidence and bring your special energy!

#publicspeaking #itsgigirobinson

As Hosts of Influence® grows, I’m building out the long-form content engine behind it and I’m looking for a part-time video editor to help bring it to life. This is not a trend-based role, but focused on editing YouTube videos (20–60 minutes), structuring educational modules for Creator Etiquette™, pulling strong short-form clips from long-form content, and helping build a clean, organized production system that supports my long-term, mastermind.

If you love dialogue-driven, thought leadership-style editing and care about pacing, clarity, and clean production, this could be for you. This is a remote, part-time role, but I am looking for someone more entry level who is interested in growing with us. 

Please fill out the Handshake along with 2–3 long-form editing samples, and a short note about your editing workflow. 

#hostsofinfluence #creatoretiquette #itsgigirobinson #videoediting 

https://lnkd.in/eZK7bs_r

I am heading to Austin for the FIRST time ever for SXSW... 🤠 

In true Gigi fashion, I have to host an event, and I am super excited to be co-hosting the event with Victoria Mariscal called Coffee Talk at SXSW, and Clapper is the sponsor! It will be an intimate gathering for founders, marketers, and creators who want real conversations about what's actually working in the creator economy. 

AND the best part is that coffee is on us ☕  !  If you're in Austin for SXSW this weekend and want in, grab a spot below ⬇️

https://lnkd.in/dY8QFQPG

#SXSWevents #SXSW #CreatorEconomy #Clapper #Austin

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My friend Gigi Robinson ® became a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model from a single LinkedIn post. 👙 

Yes, you read that right.

She didn't slide into a flood of Instagram DMs.
She didn't cold call anyone.
She didn't send emails that got sent straight to spam.

She posted on LinkedIn.

And someone at Sports Illustrated (who she tagged) SAW it.

2 weeks later, she was on a flight to the Dominican Republic.

This is what I keep trying to tell people:

LinkedIn is the biggest untapped market in the world right now.

On Instagram? You're competing with millions of creators for attention.
Cold calling? Straight to voicemail.
Cold emailing? Spam folder.

But LinkedIn?

It's a wide open field.

The mega powerful people — the decision makers, the executives, the people who can actually change your life?

They're scrolling LinkedIn.

And they're actually READING.

No gatekeepers.
No algorithms burying you under dance videos.
No "seen" with no response.

Just your words in front of the exact people who need to see them.

Gigi proved it.

One post. One opportunity. Sports Illustrated!!!!!!

So if you're still sleeping on LinkedIn?

Wake up. 💓

The opportunity is literally just sitting there waiting for you to take it.

After years of going to conferences and realizing the best conversations never happen on stage, I’m hosting a fun Coffee Talk in Austin during SXSW. Me and Victoria Mariscal are taking over a really good coffee shop for a few hours and turning it into a mini hub for founders, marketers, and operators who actually want to talk shop. 

Our goal is to create real conversations about what we’re building, what’s scaling, what’s breaking, and where the creator economy is actually headed next. Think high-caliber people, low pressure, caffeine, and creating the kind of connections that don’t feel forced.

So if you’re heading to SXSW and want to be in the room, drop a ☕️ or DM me “Coffee Talk” and I’ll send the details. Space will be limited so it stays intimate, and brands if you want to slide into the DMs and get involved, sponsor the tab, or tap into a room full of decision-makers and creator-economy builders… there’s still time. 

#coffeetalk #sxswevent #itsgigirobinson #hostsofinfluence

Today was one of those days that made me pause and realize how much life has changed since I was a college student trying to figure everything out, especially during March 2020 when the world shut down. My morning started at 5:35 a.m., and for reasons I may never fully understand, I decided to boldly drive into Manhattan during rush hour. (Remind me never to do that again.) The destination, though, was worth it. 

I showed up to NYU School of Professional Studies to speak in Michael Kaye’s class and workshop with students on creative brand campaigns and influencer strategy, at the ripe time of 8:15am (kudos to the full class for being there AND bringing the energy that early). What was most fascinating was the class environment and how my own four-year BFA shaped the way I think about creativity. At the time, I didn’t know exactly where it would lead, but those years of learning how to think visually, conceptually, and strategically have paid off in ways I couldn’t have predicted. Now I find myself back in classrooms, not as the student, but as someone invited to help mentor the next generation of creative thinkers.

What has been especially striking in these workshops is how quickly the landscape is evolving. This is now the third class I’ve participated in where students are tasked with developing influencer or PR campaigns for real products based on cultural moments and trends. The difference today is that generative AI tools like Firefly, Sora and Gemini are now part of their everyday homework. Students can move from idea to visual concept almost instantly, generating campaign assets and exploring directions far faster than we ever could when I was a student.

It was honestly a little shocking to watch. The speed at which ideas can now be tested and visualized is something I never had access to as a student; we had to do it the old-fashioned way by using vectors, photography, mockups, and warping. At the same time, it raises important questions about how creative thinking, originality, and strategy evolve when the tools become this powerful.

More than anything, though, it’s a privilege to be invited into these classrooms and workshop ideas with students who are just beginning their careers. Their curiosity, ambition, and willingness to experiment with new tools is inspiring, and it reminds me how important it is to stay open to learning no matter where you are in your journey.

#professionaldevelopment #nyuspeaker #publicspeaker #itsgigirobinson

Creators don’t struggle to build newsletters because they lack discipline. They struggle because they misunderstand the format. Over the past three years, I’ve grown a newsletter to 5K+ subscribers, and I’ll be honest…consistency was not my superpower. 

I did not publish perfectly every week, I literally only have produced 11 pieces, and I did not always follow a rigid cadence. What I focused on instead was value. Every time I showed up, I aimed to say something that felt worth opening, worth reading, and worth staying subscribed for.

A newsletter is not just a longer Instagram caption. It is not a repurposed thread or a highlight reel of what you already posted. It is a space for depth. It is where you slow down, think clearly, and articulate your perspective without racing the algorithm. Readers subscribe because they want insight, not noise.

Many creators are incredibly strong at short-form content. They know how to hook attention, ride trends, and communicate quickly. But long-form requires a different muscle. It requires clarity of thought, structure, and the willingness to expand on an idea instead of condensing it. It also requires patience, because the feedback loop is quieter.

There are no viral spikes in your inbox, instant dopamine hits, it’s focusing on building tryst over time and that is exactly why it works.

A newsletter creates ownership, intimacy and gives you a direct relationship with your audience that is not dependent on platform changes or shifting algorithms. It becomes an asset instead of just a distribution channel.

If you want sustainability as a creator, you need to practice long-form. Not because you need to post more, but because you need to think more deeply. Short-form captures attention, while long-form and written content builds trust. And trust is what compounds into real opportunities!

#creatoreconomy #creatoretiquette #hostsofinfluence #itsgigirobinson #newslettertips

Lindsey Gamble

I’m an influencer marketing and creator economy consultant, advisor, and speaker. 

With over eight years of experience working with enterprise consumer brands on influencer marketing campaigns and a deep understanding of the creator economy, I help brands and influencer marketing platforms/agencies experiment with and enter new trends.

I've worked with brands like Tyson Foods, SharkNinja, HotelTonight, GoPro, Chobani, Wilson Tennis, Fanatics, Samsung, Mackenzie-Childs, Ford, and more. 

I write a weekly newsletter that delves into essential social media and influencer marketing news and trends, providing actionable insights for creators and marketers. Buffer named it one of the best marketing newsletters to subscribe to in 2024.

I’ve been recognized by LinkedIn as a Top Voice in the Creator Economy, Business Insider as a Rising Star of the Creator Economy, and as a Top Creator Economy and Influencer Marketing Expert to Know. Hello Partner has also honored me as a Top US Partnership Marketing Changemaker.

My insights and perspectives on influencer marketing and the creator economy have also been featured in media outlets, including Business Insider, Vogue Business, AdAge, Digiday, The Information, The Drum, Marketing Brew, Social Media Today, and more.

Here are a few ways I can help you: 
🚀 Go-To-Market Strategy
📈 Influencer Marketing Strategy Development
🤳🏾Creator Acquisition 
🔍 Product & Service Offering Audits
📊 Campaign & Program Strategic Audits
🕵️‍♂️ Competitor Research & Analysis
🛠️ Influencer Technology Vetting & Selection
💼 Business & Corporate Development
🧠 Fractional Strategist
🎓 Team Training & Education 

I'm also available for:
🎤 Speaking Engagements 
🎓 Guest Lectures
📚 Workshops
🤝 Brand Partnerships/Sponsored Content (LinkedIn, Newsletter)

Reach out: business@lindseygamble.com

Associate Director of Influencer Innovation (formerly Mavrck)

Creating content is often the easy part of being a creator.

But the business side is where most creators struggle. H&R Block's research shows 70% of creators find managing finances difficult, and 1 in 4 cite taxes as their top business stressor.

This tax season, H&R Block is aiming to make things easier with Creator Suite, a new DIY online filing system built specifically for content creators.

Key features include:

💰 Prompts to capture revenue from YouTube, subscriptions, brand deals, and more
📝 Guidance on creator-specific write-offs like equipment, travel to brand events, home office space, and other expenses
🧾 1099/1099-NEC reconciliation to avoid double-reporting income
📊 Quarterly estimated tax calculators to stay on track

H&R Block's move highlights a growing opportunity I've been watching. More legacy companies are recognizing creators as a distinct consumer segment.

Financial services have been early movers, with brands like Visa and Mastercard launching initiatives tailored to creators as customers. But the opportunity isn't limited to this industry.

I believe every company, in any industry, can tap into the growing creator economy by identifying how its products or services can meet the needs of creators, whether for their business or their lifestyle.

Sometimes that means launching something net new. Other times it means adapting an existing offering. And in many cases, it simply means reframing the messaging around your product to speak directly to creators.

With more people entering the creator economy, some by choice and others forced into it due to shifting workforce dynamics, brands that take this route have the chance to support and unlock revenue from a group of people they'd likely miss out on otherwise.

VP, Creator Strategy & Innovation | Creator Economy Expert | Advisor

Automated comments are getting the boot on LinkedIn. 

The platform is cracking down on comments left using third-party automation tools that bypass any type of human review.

Gyanda Sachdeva, VP of Product Management at LinkedIn, shared that enforcement actions may include:

🚫 Removing them from the “Most Relevant” section
📉 Limiting distribution so they aren’t shown outside the commenter’s network
⛔ Restricting accounts that use these tools in severe cases

Automated comments had been rampant for a while. These new enforcement actions should further reduce the generic comments that were previously used to game visibility.

While AI tools have made it easier than ever to create content and automate engagement, more is not always better.

Commenting can absolutely help you build an audience and get in front of prospects, clients, peers, and potential followers. It’s easy to see why some people turn to automation.

According to LinkedIn, comments can drive 3x more visibility. And with LinkedIn adding impression counts for comments last year, it further signals how important they are.

But I see commenting as a value game, not a volume game.
Most AI-generated comments I’ve seen simply restate what’s already been said in the post. Even worse are the automated comments that are just a string of emojis.

They’re not additive and don’t move the conversation forward.
Yes, automation can give you scale without manual effort. But in many cases, these types of comments end up reflecting poorly on the individuals and companies posting them.

94% of marketers say trust is the key to success in B2B. 

One of the most effective ways to build that trust? Partnering with creators on LinkedIn.

More B2B buyers are turning to creators on LinkedIn, with over 80% saying creator content shapes their purchasing decisions, and nearly half actively relying on it during decision-making. 

That is why LinkedIn influencer marketing has exploded over the past few years.

But LinkedIn influencer marketing is not the same as Instagram or TikTok influencer marketing. That means your strategy should be different, too.

I teamed up with HubSpot on a free guide on how you can work with LinkedIn Creators.

Inside you’ll find: 

🔍 How to identify the right creators to partner with

✅ What criteria actually matter when evaluating fit (hint: it’s not just follow count)

📺 The formats partnerships can take on LinkedIn

🏆 Keys to long-term success in B2B creator programs

Plus, I compiled a list of 140+ LinkedIn creators to help you start outreach immediately, along with a creator vetting scorecard to take the guesswork out of selection.

Grab the guide and resources in the comments. 👇🏿

#AD #HubSpotMediaPartner

Brand partnership • VP, Creator Strategy & Innovation | Creator Economy Expert | Advisor

Threads just made it easier for podcast creators to turn clip viewers into full-episode listeners. 🎙️ 

The platform now supports rich link previews for podcast video clips. Creators can upload a clip and add a link to the full episode on platforms like Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

Audiences will then see a preview card that links directly to the full episode.

Short-form clips have become a major discovery tool for podcasts, especially on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.

The challenge has always been conversion: getting someone who watched a 30- to 60-second clip to actually listen to the full episode. This is not only important for podcast creators to grow their audiences, but also for monetization through ad reads and sponsorships.

This feature eases some of that friction and gives creators a clearer path from clip to episode.

TikTok tested something similar a few years ago but eventually sunset it, which was a missed opportunity given how well social and podcasting go together.

This move fits Threads’ bigger goal of becoming a hub where podcast creators and fans connect. 

A few months ago it launched initial podcast features like highlighting podcasts in bios and making podcast links more prominent.

Threads has also been getting more involved in podcasts offline, such as  head Connor Hayes being a guest on a live recording of the All The Smoke Podcast and the platform hosting a booth during Super Bowl Week where creators and hosts could record podcast content. 

Threads is far from the only platform chasing podcasts. 

Everyone from YouTube, Spotify, Apple, TikTok, Netflix, Tube, Hulu, and more has been making moves in the space, and for good reason.

New research from Edison Research  found that for the first time ever, podcasts have surpassed spoken-word radio.

Momentum for podcast creators, communities, content, and advertisers is huge.

I probably should have kept one of the podcasts I started back in 2017 going, huh? 🤦🏾‍♂️

Only 39% of marketers have full transparency into how their creator marketing budgets are split between agency fees and creator pay.

That is one reason why we're seeing more brands bring their creator marketing in-house.

The Association of National Advertisers' new Influencer Marketing Agency Compensation Report reveals just how murky things have gotten.

30% of brand marketers survey say that their agencies use non-transparent compensation practices like bundling fees without breaking out creator pay, adding undisclosed markups, or reselling services without revealing original costs.

It makes sense for compensation models to vary, since agencies offer different services and tech, specialize in different areas, and bring different things to the table. The issue isn't the variation, but it's the lack of clarity.

With U.S. creator marketing spend projected to hit $43.9 billion this year per the IAB,  the stakes are higher than ever. As more dollars flow into the ecosystem, the demand for accountability on where those dollars go is only going to increase.

For those of us on the agency side, transparency will increasingly become important to brand clients. Even when there are markups or bundling, being able to explain why and ultimately deliver results is what matters.

But even with that, it's natural for brands to want to own more of their creator marketing in-house due to benefits like greater control, cost efficiencies, and having direct relationships with the creators they partner with.

For agencies to stay competitive, their value proposition must evolve. Execution is table stakes.

Strategic consulting, access to top-tier creators, bringing complex campaigns to life, connecting creator marketing to the broader business goals and marketing mix, and tying it all together with measurement will be some of key differentiators.

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