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Kristin Marquet

FounderMarquet Media, LLC

New York, NY

Skills

Public Relations
Digital Marketing
Brand Design and Strategy

About

Kristin Marquet is an experienced publicist and business owner with a track record of over 14 years. As the creative director of Marquet Media, LLC, she takes charge of the company's day-to-day operations while spearheading client campaigns. Throughout her successful career, Kristin has forged valuable partnerships with renowned brands and notable entrepreneurs. Some of her esteemed collaborators include Amy Feind Reeves, a well-known author and entrepreneur; Michelle Lewis, a celebrity entrepreneur and podcaster; Angela Ficken, a psychotherapist and entrepreneur, among others. Together with her clients, Kristin has garnered media coverage in prestigious outlets such as Inc.com, Forbes.com, Fortune.com, Wall Street Journal, and Entrepreneur.com. Kristin's educational background comprises rigorous data science, business, and public relations studies. She has pursued academic excellence at institutions like Boston University, New York University, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She is a member of the Young Entrepreneur Council and the Fast Company Executive Board.

Published content

Five Expert Strategies to Boost Sales and Retain Customers in a Down Market

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If you’re struggling to regain momentum in a tough market, these expert insights can help you turn things around. In a year marked by continued business closures and shrinking profit margins, declining sales remain one of the toughest challenges for companies trying to stay afloat. To regain stability, businesses must move beyond surface-level fixes and focus on proven strategies that drive revenue and strengthen customer loyalty. That includes reevaluating outdated tactics, doubling down on high-value relationships and aligning offerings with what today’s buyers actually need. Below, Rolling Stone Culture Council members share clear, actionable steps businesses can take right now to increase sales and keep customers coming back.

Nine Smart Strategies for Building a Cause-Driven Brand That Lasts

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Want your brand to stand for something real and be taken seriously? Start here. A strong cause can give your brand meaning beyond products or services — but aligning with that cause in a way that feels credible, not performative, takes more than good intentions. Consumers are increasingly discerning, and cause-based branding that lacks follow-through can do more harm than good. So how do you build something that resonates with your audience, earns their trust and stands up to scrutiny? To answer this question, Rolling Stone Culture Council members share their top strategies for building a brand around a cause and how these decisions can shape your reputation and long-term success.

Need to Give Feedback? Eight Tips to Encourage Rather Than Discourage

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The right words can be a powerful motivator for employees. At a time when so many are unhappy in their careers or roles, fostering a culture of empowerment is crucial to employee success, satisfaction and retention. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is through feedback, which not only helps individuals grow professionally but also strengthens team dynamics.  However, feedback can be difficult to get right, especially when you’re attempting to critique or offer up suggestions for improvement. Done the wrong way, feedback can end up discouraging an employee from taking chances or sharing ideas for future projects.  According to the business leaders of Rolling Stone Culture Council, encouraging employees begins with these eight tips. Consider the following advice to hear how encouraging, constructive feedback can play an important role in empowering your employees — and how you can learn to give it.

Nine Unique Places Business Leaders Can Find Inspiration

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Inspiration may not always come from the most obvious of places. Creative inspiration can sometimes be a difficult resource to come by. It’s often difficult to think of ways to innovate, navigate challenges or simply make needed decisions when your creative well has run dry. And those in naturally creative industries such as art, music, film and more can also struggle with the constant need for new ideas.  At times like these, savvy business leaders will often have places they can turn to to spark ideas and out-of-the-box thinking — but these places may not always seem the most obvious places to start. Here, nine members of Rolling Stone Culture Council share the unique places they find inspiration and how that helps them lead — and create — in a positive way.

Six Tips for Using Social Media to Enhance Your Networking Efforts

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Being intentional with social media can help you build the connections you need to succeed. With professional platforms like LinkedIn — and even more casual ones like Instagram and X — offering a vast pool of potential collaborators, clients and industry influencers, it’s never been easier to reach a wide audience and build your network. However, it takes more than just a well-maintained profile to leverage these platforms effectively. Understanding how to engage authentically and strategically can be the key to transforming virtual interactions into real-world opportunities. Whether you’re a casual social media user or are looking for simple ways to refine your approach, the business leaders of Rolling Stone Culture Council have key advice for any professional in the culture space looking to use social media to supercharge their networking efforts. Discover how to strengthen vital network connections and advance your career by being more intentional with your social media presence.

Eight Ways to Scale Your Business Without Abandoning Your Target Niche

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Growing your business shouldn’t come at the expense of your current customers. In business, increasing sales — and, thereby, your customer base — is a natural goal for any entrepreneur. However, scaling too quickly or expanding into the wrong areas can risk alienating the niche market that helped establish your business in the first place. Losing these key customers could mean losing the stability, trust and feedback that acts as the backbone of your current success. For this reason, it's essential to find a balance between reaching new audiences and preserving the unique value proposition that attracted your target market to begin with. To help, experienced business leaders from Rolling Stone Culture Council share their insights on scaling the right way — a way that allows for healthy growth and expansion without losing sight of the niche market that made your business success possible.

Company details

Marquet Media, LLC

Company bio

Marquet Media, LLC is an award-winning, New York-based PR, analytics, design, and digital marketing agency. From advising start-up companies on raising capital to guiding established organizations looking to bring a new product to market, reposition themselves, or generate mainstream press, we have worked with clients across all media platforms. We work with each one of our clients independently to create media opportunities that will help them achieve their business and communication objectives – both on budget and on time. Throughout the last 15 years, we’ve launched over 1,000 brands.

Industry

Media

Area of focus

Public Relations
Brand Marketing
Digital Marketing

Company size

11 - 50