Show Notes
After years of digital everything, audiences are craving something real again…and Haley Janisch knows exactly how to deliver it.
As the Head of Creator Community at Kit, Haley has built experiences like Craft and Commerce and Kit Studios that connect creators beyond the screen.
In this episode, Haley joins Tamara to unpack the art and strategy behind unforgettable events. They explore why offline connection matters more than ever, how to design experiences that stick in people’s minds, and the small details that make a huge difference.
You’ll also hear the story behind ConvertKit’s Taylor Swift–themed studios, why vulnerability creates stronger communities, and how smart marketers should rethink the ROI of events.
If you’ve ever wondered how to build moments people can feel (not just attend) this episode is your blueprint.
Follow Haley:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/haley-janicek/
Follow Tamara:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tamaragrominsky/
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