Episode description
Episode description
Becoming a successful influencer isn't necessarily about having a large following. Host Michelle Thames and talent expert Courtney Bagby Lupilin share what it takes to be a successful and profitable influencer (and it isn't your follower count). Courtney also shares tips on negotiating brand deals to ensure a strong and mutually beneficial relationship between you and the brand you're partnering with.
Courtney Bagby Lupilin, CEO and Founder of Little Red Management, is the go-to talent manager for reality TV stars from shows on ABC, CBS, MTV, and Netflix including The Bachelor Franchise, Big Brother, Love is Blind, and The Circle. A true fangirl turned entrepreneur, Courtney merged her passion for reality television with her acumen for advertising, communications, and digital media honed at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
She began her career in the corporate sector at Oracle in San Francisco, managing internal communications and events, but her passion for the celebrity side of influencer marketing led her to Los Angeles where she hustled and boldly built relationships in the reality TV world. In 2019, Courtney founded her company Little Red Management at the young age of 25. Courtney's approach to influencer and celebrity brand management is rooted in her extensive knowledge and proclivity for pop culture, her ability to foster impactful brand and talent relationships, and her unwavering commitment to helping her clients achieve their dreams.
Courtney has activated partnerships with huge brands including Disney, FOX, Hallmark, Nike, Adidas, Amazon, Dove, Lancome, and more. Her love for pop culture has been reinforced through her travels around the world, where she has discovered that music, TV shows, sports, and movies are the universal language that connects people from all walks of life. Courtney currently resides in Los Angeles, CA.
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