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Bri Dwyer and Emily De Sousa

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Emily De Sousa and Bri Dwyer, Co-Founders of InnaSea Media, are on a mission to transform the perceptions of seafood, inspire a new generation of seafood enthusiasts, and drive positive change within the industry. With extensive expertise in fisheries and aquaculture, the duo is dedicated to amplifying the voices of individuals working on the water while cultivating a deep appreciation for seafood across diverse global audiences.

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Seafood businesses can start to engage with influencers strategically to help grow both their online presence and their bottom line. Photo by Steve Gale on Unsplash

How to Execute an Influencer Marketing Strategy

Influencer marketing is a marketing category worth over $22 billion globally and growing yearly. Photo by M ZHA on Unsplash

The benefits of influencer marketing for seafood

Consumer facing accounts that exist to help you sell your product are not the places to air your grievances about anything negative about the industry. Photo by GUNDAM_Ai on Shutterstock

The Impact of Fishermen Publicly Airing Grievances on Consumer-Facing Social Media Platforms

Is selling direct indeed a financial solution for fishermen, or does it entail more hassle than it’s worth? Photo by Britton Spark (Instagram @couchchronicles)

Is Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) Marketing the Right Fit for Your Fishing Business?

The fishing community comes together to celebrate 2023 Highliners at Pacific Marine Expo. Photo by Doug Stewart

Call to Fishermen and Farmers: We need your voices at industry trade shows and events

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