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Influencer Lead @ Creatorbuzz | 2x Webby Winner, Cannes Lions shortlist | B2B creator campaigns for Apollo, Airwallex, monday.com
B2B marketing, but make it human. (wild concept, I know.) In an AI-first era where tech companies and creators are overdoing it, I'm here to prove you can use AI and still have a soul. Especially in B2B, where it's all logos, no people. And that kind of sucks, right? Influencer marketing is my thing, but not my only thing: campaign creative, web copy, SEO, social media, content, product launches... my marketing resume is a bit chaotic. I'm a B2B Influencer Marketing Manager who's also trying to land her first brand deal in 2026. After seeing the rates LinkedIn creators charge for the lowest engagement across all social platforms, I thought: I can do this, right??? Brands 🤝 [email removed]
My most engaged audience
57% Marketing
From 62 people who reacted to or commented on my posts
Public LinkedIn data · Sep 18, 2026
i'm so tired of the "what's your rate" / "depends" / "ok but what's your rate" loop the day i get a la carta menu from a creator is the day i'll be the happiest here's my ✨fake✨ one (yes that's my following number you just can't see them!!! jk i wish)
this is who's handling your influencer budget btw *names have been made up by claude to protect the innocent*
this post is for the girlies only 🙂↔️🤍🫶🏻 i'm pregnant. i'm soooo pregnant. bigger than i thought humanly possible pregnant. which is insane when you consider that a little bit over a year ago I was so scared of having a life outside of work. I made my work my whole life, and my whole personality, and I was happier for it. Then they fired me. that was 2 months after I resigned (while sobbing), and 6 months after I first asked them to build a team bc it's impossible to run a marketing team of 1. I really didn't want to resign but I did it anyway. because a part of me thought "mm maybe i should give a chance to this thing they call life outside of work???" which is exactly what happens when you make one job your whole life. not their fault. mine. I did learn one lesson tho: I'll never be replaceable as a mom. and I'll be THE mother. Even tho it took years of being brave enough to get out of the mold of "I need to work 24/7, I don't have a life, so I can't be a mom." Even tho it took me meeting several women that I admire so much and seeing how they balance kids, families, and amazing careers. Even tho it took me a lot of trial and error to find a job that supports my personal life as a way of living, not a joke. I always thought that if I wanted a career, to get hired, progress, and have all these things, motherhood was not on the table. work like a man, spend the same time a man would, and never think with your uterus or you'll be left behind. It was so easy for me to go the "safe" route and decide not to start a family because my job was more important to me. But what happens when it's taken away from you? What happens when the thing you love the most isn't truly yours to love? "it's just a job" but workaholism is as serious a disease as any other -ism!! I'm still struggling with the idea that I'll be needing to take time off soon. And that's been a bigger challenge for me to accept than any other career milestone I've ever faced. But I'm so happy it took getting fired to learn that lesson. To still love my job, allow it to make me happy, to work because I enjoy it, not because I'm forced to do it, to leave a situation where I wouldn't be able to take this step, and also allow it to give me the space to grow as a person, as a ✨mom✨, and start this new era of my life. if anyone is where I was last year, or where I am now, maybe this will help you make the leap into not making something irreplaceable to you when you're replaceable to it. cheers 🤰
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Based on 62 people who reacted to or commented on my posts. Percentages use the profiles that could be classified.
Based on 62 people who reacted to or commented on my posts. Percentages use the profiles that could be classified.
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Vanessa Semprun is a B2B LinkedIn creator based in the United States with 3,543 followers, posting about Marketing and AI. On Naano, one sponsored LinkedIn post by Vanessa Semprun costs €125, a fixed price per post.
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