From Influencer to AI Power Player
episodePreviously titled “From Model to AI Storyteller: Building a Viral Creative Brand” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 2, 2026
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What challenges does Victoria face in building her online presence?
If you are relying on your leads list on social media to close numbers and you're tracking your numbers, never, ever, ever buy even one bot because you don't know what's going on on your page. And when you have some bots, It attracts more. It tells the algorithm that accounts like this low quality account are the accounts that like this account. So if you're trying to buy bots so you can get to 10,000 followers, that initial 10K, that initial one, every follower counts, but that initial 10K defines how the rest of your journey is going to be.
You and I come from a profession of like, hey, we're on camera, we're performing, we're selling a product. but we're selling it to gamers or a very specific demo. Talk about the challenges of being the way we look and growing up the way we did and using our superpowers and monetizing it, but also losing a little bit of our light in the process.
I would say, and I think a lot of creatives can relate to this,
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Welcome to another episode of the Living Your Legacy podcast, the Women in Power edition, also the Red Life edition. For Inside Success, I am Ray Gutierrez. Now that I've gone through the list of brands, the ultimate brand, holy moly, Victoria... Toplansky. Sorry, I'm looking at my phone.
Oh my gosh, you got it on the first try.
Right on.
And that's why I call myself Holly Treats because it's a mouthful, Victoria Toplansky.
I see kind of what you did there. And it's literally the first 15 seconds of the damn podcast. Yes. Victoria, would you like to be referred as Victoria or how should I address you?
You can call me Victoria, but I like to be Holly sometimes. Holly is a safe name to call me. It's like my favorite nickname.
Cool. So Holly it is.
Yeah.
Holly, welcome to the show. Thank you. We just finished filming your episode for Women in Power. How do you feel?
Oh my gosh, I am on cloud nine. First of all, you are such a good interviewer. You are so good at giving people space to get real and talk about stuff I wouldn't normally talk about on just any show. So thank you. You're adding so much to this.
Right on. Such a pleasure. Same here. Vice versa. This is why I'm like, we got to do a podcast together and keep the vibe going. What are folks going to learn about you in your Women in Power episode?
I think that folks are going to learn that I have a very unique take on what femininity is. I don't consider myself a feminist, but I consider myself to be in my divine feminine energy. And I think that that's kind of a concept that a lot of people aren't super familiar with. Yeah. and i've also had quite an interesting hero's journey myself on the topic of all the fun comic stuff. i've you know been through an interesting journey and a lot of people don't know all the twists and turns along the way that brought me here and it was really fun you know unwrapping that with you.
Same, which is funny because this is my first segue. The Little Mermaid and Jessica Rabbit. Yes. Why did that come up in conversation? I'll let you take it away.
My first childhood crush was Ariel from The Little Mermaid. It was the first girl I had ever seen wear a bikini. And it was just, I was amazed. Like, I'm a huge fan, right? So she was my first crush. Jessica Rabbit. So hot. Also a big fan. I love a crazy redhead.
I love it.
But the most fun part of that.
I saw myself in Roger, by the way.
You see yourself in Roger.
I was definitely Roger.
So you solved mysteries.
Yes, I definitely did.
I solved mysteries.
I was definitely the Roger Rabbit in that whole escapade.
Oh my gosh.
Chasing Jessica Rabbit for the rest of my life because of that damn movie. You know what though? You're not alone. But I would say I had a healthy upbringing. I'm like, that was healthy to be that boy at that age and go, huh, I feel funny when I'm watching something like that.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What challenges does Victoria face in building her online presence?
0:00–5:23
2
How does AI enhance storytelling in content creation?
5:23–8:30
3
What insights does Victoria share about femininity and identity?
8:30–12:46
4
How does Victoria manage the balance between mental health and digital engagement?
12:46–17:42
5
What role does authenticity play in social media following?
17:42–23:32
6
How does Victoria navigate cultural differences in content creation?
23:32–28:28
7
What strategies does Victoria use for effective audience engagement?
28:28–34:31
8
How does Victoria view the future of AI in creative industries?
34:31–49:14
Speakers
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