Thought Leaders
Dear Brit: ‘How Do I Tell My Personal Story on Social Media and Connect It to My Product?’
Differentiating your business online means sharing your own story.
Brit Morin is a venture capitalist, serial entrepreneur and CEO, technologist, and passionate creative.
She is a co-founder and managing partner of Offline Ventures, an early-stage venture studio that invests in and incubates companies at the intersection of online and offline. As an investor, Brit is passionate about partnering with underrepresented founders and has led investments into companies such as Kindbody, Bobbie, cofertility, and more.
Brit has built and operated successful media and Web3 companies, including BFF, an open-access community at the forefront of educating, connecting, and rewarding women and nonbinary people in crypto and Web3; and, she is the founder and CEO of Brit + Co, a modern lifestyle and education company providing classes, content, products and experiences geared towards women with a creative spirit and a do-it-herself attitude. With an engaged community of tens of millions of women per month, products distributed in mass retail stores nationwide, and millions of online class enrollments, Brit + Co is the leading destination for learning and discovery among females. Brit + Co's sister brand, Selfmade, is an educational platform that helps female founders start and grow their own businesses.
A chart-topping podcaster, Brit currently hosts the show First In Line, which connects, inspires, and empowers people by helping them see the next big trends. Previously, Brit hosted Teach Me Something New with Brit Morin. She's also the author of the bestselling book, Homemakers: A Domestic Handbook for the Digital Generation and has been regularly featured on Good Morning America, the Today Show, Live with Kelly & Ryan, Rachael Ray, and more.
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Dear Brit: ‘When Should You Give Up On Your Business?’
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Dear Brit: ‘How Do I Actually Reach New Customers?’
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Dear Brit: ‘How Do I Get Press Coverage for My Business?’
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Dear Brit: ‘What’s an Elevator Pitch, and Why Do I Need One?’
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Online Presence
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Business Branding
Dear Brit: Should I Name My Company After Myself?
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Dear Brit: ‘How Do I Find Customers Who Will Spend Lots of Money and Gush About Me to Their Friends?’
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Dear Brit: ‘Self-Doubt Is Eating Me Up. What Tools Can I Use to Boost My Confidence?’
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Dear Brit: ‘I Want to Turn My Passion Into a Business, But I Don’t Know My Passion!’
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Business News
Dear Brit: ‘I’m Freaked Out by Failure!’
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Building a Business
Dear Brit: ‘I’m Hustling and Love It! But My Boyfriend Has a Fulltime Job and Wants to Relax Nights and Weekends. How Do I Handle This?’
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