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Business Development Representative @ ServiceNow
Companies pay Daniella to write a post about their product on LinkedIn.
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Business Development @ ServiceNow
I’m a content creator and SaaS professional creating relatable, engaging content at the intersection of technology, work, and marketing. With experience in SaaS, sales, social media, and digital marketing, I understand how technology is actually used by modern teams and how to turn complex products into content people can quickly understand and connect with. I create LinkedIn-first content for tech and SaaS brands, including product storytelling, educational content, UGC, thought leadership, and relatable workplace content. My goal is to make B2B products feel less corporate and more human, while still communicating the value behind the product. I’ve also created content for brands across different industries and bring a strong understanding of social strategy, storytelling, and what makes people stop scrolling. Interested in working together? I’d love to create something for your brand.
Public LinkedIn data · Sep 21, 2026
Today is my mom’s first heavenly birthday 🤍 I wasn’t sure if I wanted to share something this personal on LinkedIn, but my mom always taught me to put myself out there and not be afraid to take up space. In her honor, I chose to do that today. For a long time, I’ve held myself back creatively. I’ve had ideas, projects, and things I wanted to share, but I was always thinking about whether they were “good enough,” what people would think, or if I even belonged in the space I wanted to be in. Losing my mom has made me look at those things differently. I’m learning to be more vulnerable and trust that the things that feel a little scary are often the things worth doing. Happy heavenly birthday, Mom. I love you and I carry you with me in everything I do.
I am so honored to have attended the Forbes 30 Under 30 Summit in Phoenix, Arizona this past week! A few months after putting this on my vision board, it actually happened. I had the opportunity to meet and learn from so many thoughtful people who were open about their wins, pivots, and the lessons behind them. Those conversations reminded me how nonlinear growth really is, and how valuable it is to be in rooms where people are thinking differently about the future. Working with Vivek Pandit and the PeduL team to capture content throughout the summit was both meaningful and energizing. It reinforced how impactful storytelling can be when it’s rooted in authenticity and real human connection. So grateful for this experience and already looking forward to what next year’s summit brings!
Last night, I watched my favorite movie for the 56th time and realized something that completely changed how I think about marketing and influence. Ferris Bueller's Day Off didn't try to sell freedom. Instead, it narrated permission. Ferris doesn't convince anyone to follow him. He just lives the kind of day everyone else wishes they could have. Then there's "Save Ferris," a campaign within the movie that turns our protagonist into more than just a character. Suddenly, everyone is rallying around him, even though they don't really know what's going on. They've bought into the idea of Ferris. And isn't that what great marketing does? It takes something we already want — belonging, adventure, nostalgia — and gives us the permission to connect. Despite this movie being 40 years old this year, that idea still shows up everywhere: → A song takes you back to a specific moment → A movie makes you want to live a completely different life → An event allows you to feel like you're part of something bigger I'm starting a series breaking down movies, music, and moments from pop culture that quietly changed how we think, buy, and move. What's a movie, song, or cultural moment that you still think about?
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Daniella Day is a B2B LinkedIn creator based in the United States with 1,842 followers, posting about Marketing and SaaS. On Naano, one sponsored LinkedIn post by Daniella Day costs €500, a fixed price per post.
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