Nara Smith says she was never a trad wife — but after watching her recent Call Her Daddy interview, her content, and her apparent rebrand, I have some questions.
In this video, we're breaking down Nara Smith's Call Her Daddy interview with Alex Cooper, her response to the "trad wife" label, her cooking and homemaking content, the way she has presented herself online, and whether her current rebrand actually makes sense.
We also talk about Nara Smith's decision to share her daughter's cancer diagnosis online, influencer branding, the difference between someone's real life and the version of themselves they create for social media, and why I think the way you build an online brand matters when you eventually want to change it.
What do you think — is Nara Smith actually rebranding, or is she simply trying to change the way we're interpreting a brand that has already existed for years?
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Chapters 00:00:00 Intro 00:01:31 Intro to Nara Smith 00:05:27 Call Her Daddy Questions 00:12:44 Trad Wife Debate 00:36:47 Sharing Private Info Online 00:53:32 Nara Smith's Rebrand 00:56:54 Final Thoughts
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