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Tiffany A Ingle

I'm a Creative Brand Strategist & Storyteller powered by Big Introvert Energy and wild imagination. Founder: Ingleheim Media, Authenticity is Addictive, and Stratagems x Artifice.

Journal: Tick-tock

Journal: Tick-tock

Do you hate marketing yourself, or are you just on the wrong platform?I swore I'd never do Tiktok videos... until a week ago. Someone I really respect made me an offer I couldn't refuse, so I started a brand new account 5 days ago. Now

A World In Your Own Image

Do you ever get the sense that your business is losing steam? 🤔 Founding a company that enables you to solve the problems you’re passionate about is a worthwhile pursuit. But the fact is 45% of businesses fail in under 5 years...and there’s a very real chance you

Copycats Live on Borrowed Time

When it comes down to it, having a strong brand means you’ve done the work to effectively differentiate yourself from your competitors. So why do you spend so much time trying to emulate what other people are doing? You’ve poured your heart and soul into your business...so

Journal: Imitation

Journal: Imitation

Years ago, I received a beautiful love letter. My suitor had written it on beautiful lavender-scented, black and white damask stationery. I received the letter on an ordinary day, “just because”...which I found delightful. The blushworthy content said everything a woman like me wants to hear. It hit all

Breakdown

If you haven’t had a creative project go off the rails, you haven’t been in business long enough. Scenario A: As a client, you invest thousands of dollars with a creative “expert” to write your copy, design your logo, launch your website… only to feel like you’d

Journal: Tyrion of Target

Journal: Tyrion of Target

I was late to the Game of Thrones party.Years late.Even though I own a "complete" set of A Song of Ice and Fire, I had no interest in watching the HBO series. I’ve had my feelings hurt one too many times by television and film

Journal: Buffet

Journal: Buffet

Once a month on Sunday afternoons when my mom was in the mood to take a break from cooking/treat us to a restaurant meal, we would dine at Old Country Buffet. I always looked forward to this experience because it was the one time my mom would encourage my