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Danielle Ito shared this🎡 London creator friends! Lise Slimane and I are hosting a happy hour next week, and we'd love to meet you in person. We'll be chatting about the latest at Granola and Lovable, swap insights on partnerships and turning internet friends into IRL ones :) Spots are limited! RSVP here -> https://luma.com/2eyq71mxRooftop Afterwork for Creators: Granola x Lovable · LumaRooftop Afterwork for Creators: Granola x Lovable · Luma
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Danielle Ito shared thisAlright, another hiring update from me 🙋♀️ I'm looking for TWO amazing folks to join my team at Lovable to scale our growing program! Influencer & Creator Program Ops ➡️ https://lnkd.in/ey7Kragi After reevaluating the contractor role that I posted about, we came to the conclusion that our needs are more in line with a full time position. That being said, thank you to everyone that submitted the form! We still have your information and are reviewing, but please review the updated JD and submit a formal application if seriously interested. NOTE: This is not a normal influencer marketing position. I am looking for a true operations pro to join my team, and help build the foundational layer of our programs. Influencer Marketer, Europe ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eb_wwQu8 I am looking for a Stockholm-based influencer marketer to help scale partnerships in Europe! This person will also be our tie to product teams in-person in our Stockholm office, so will be looking for someone who can help shape the way we position our product with creators. If you are excited about that and growing a creator community in Europe, please apply!
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Danielle Ito posted thisI'm going to Cannes! 🇫🇷 🛥️ Excited to see new & old friends on the Croisette! I'll be speaking at the Creators Stage at The Palais on June 22 with Fiona Turko AJ Eckstein 🧩 and Leila Woodington from 12-1pm. Come join us 🤗 I have some fun activities planned ( 👀 Bulletpitch) but this is my first time at Cannes, so please drop all of your recommendations + events I must be at!
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Danielle Ito shared thisI'm coming up on two months at Lovable and everyone keeps asking me what I love about the job. Without a doubt, witnessing creators realize what is possible with Lovable is at the top of the list. No longer do creators have to wait for resources, dev support, or even time to build an idea. Whether it's a community platform to connect with their audience, a shop to sell their products, or a custom tool to manage their work - they can just build it. Working with Creator Camp is also something I've loved during my last two months, but I'm also fortunate that they're a constant in my career ☺️Danielle Ito shared thisMake the process lovable. This short film was created in partnership with Creator Camp, written and directed by Mateo Mejia, and features the ideas of Wacomo, Elliot Choy, and Cole Lee, brought to life with Lovable.
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Danielle Ito shared this🧐 I'm looking for a part-time creator operations expert to help scale our program at Lovable! If you're someone who lives for organization, loves to create systems, understands the cycle of an influencer partnership, and can build using AI - I'd love to hear from you! ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/er2gS_RJ This person will help build out our backend operations, support admin tasks + event & creator community initiatives, and manage comms with creators.
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Danielle Ito posted thisThe wait was short! I’m excited to share that I'm joining Lovable to lead Influencer Marketing 🎉 For those who have been watching Lovable’s trajectory, you'll know that they’ve built something that puts real creative power in the hands of people who have ideas, but not necessarily the technical background to execute them. As someone who spent the last few years working with creators that are also builders, I am so excited to continue to enable creators to tell their best stories, launch something new or pursue a lifelong dream. I'm still passionate about building an influencer program that’s rooted in genuine community, not just content. If you’re a creator who’s been building with Lovable (or curious about it), want to bring something to the world, or just want to connect - please reach out! Thank you to Cecilia Stallsmith Anton Osika Sam Vinden Senka Hadzimuratovic Vikas Bhagat for bringing me into the crew! More to come ❤️
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Danielle Ito shared thisLast week, I wrapped up 3.5 years at Notion. I'm leaving with some of the best work of my career in my portfolio, and more importantly, meaningful relationships that will last far beyond career changes. I got to spend the last few years building a program I'm genuinely proud of. We launched Notion AI, Mail & Calendar, Offline Mode, the Creator Program, the Builder Series and countless other campaigns with creator content that I still marvel over and refer back to. But, the part I'll carry with me longest isn't the campaigns, it's the community I am so grateful to have built at Notion. I got to connect with creators across every niche and corner of the internet, both virtually and in-person (literally) across the globe. Not a lot of people in influencer marketing get to work across every industry, every content style, every kind of creative, and I never took that for granted. My job is not possible without creator relationships, and if we crossed paths at all over the years - thank you SO much for helping us tell our story through your own creativity. Most importantly, I'm immensely grateful for all the teammates I was fortunate enough to work with. The team at Notion truly consists of the best of the best, and I am fortunate to leave with lifelong coworkers turned friends. Huge thank you to Ivan Zhao, Akshay Kothari and Erica Anderson for the opportunity to build at Notion, and for supporting influencer marketing as a channel from the start. Stay tuned to see what's next (very soon)! In the meantime, I'll be playing tourist in my own city and getting some rest & relaxation. If you were part of my Notion chapter in any way: thank you 💌
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Danielle Ito reposted thisDanielle Ito reposted thisI'm hiring a small army of Notion Media Fellows to help us tell and amplify the Notion story. You'll work closely w/ the founders, get to play with our latest prototypes and also get unlimited credits for your Notion agents. Apply here: https://lnkd.in/gwBgZjM4
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Danielle Ito liked thisDanielle Ito liked thisToday we launched Aim, the first background agent built for marketers. Aim works in the background, all the time. It looks at how your brand shows up across AI Search, what your competitors are doing, and everything you already know about your business. Then it finds the moments that actually matter and tells you what to do about them. Think of Aim as the newest member of your team, one that never sleeps and is always looking for what's next. I'm excited to see what our customers can accomplish! For an inside look into what we built, join our live webinar on July 15: https://lnkd.in/guseVBfC
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Danielle Ito reacted on thisDanielle Ito reacted on thisDrum rollssss pleaseee 🥁 My new website is FINALLY live 🎉 Tadaaa! And I mean finally because I have been saying “I’m launching my new website soon” for so long that even I stopped believing me 😅 Honestly, it became embarrassing. Every time someone asked for my website I’d send it and immediately say something stupid like: “Just ignore it, I’m changing it.” Why am I sending you a link and then telling you to ignore the link? Insane behaviour.. I know! But the old website just wasn’t it anymore. It wasn’t terrible, it was just old me. Old offers. Old positioning. Old energy. A bit too vague. A bit “book a call and I’ll explain what I actually mean.” And I HATED that. Because Mint & Lemon has changed a lot, so the website needed to catch up. The problem is I kept making it a bigger thing than it needed to be. I need a designer, and then a developer, better copy, I need a full rebrand. (and I need also a calm nervous system and a three-week holiday in the mountains) Basically, I needed everything except to actually start. So I built it on Lovable. Which still feels surreal because I’m the last person on earth capable of building a website, but then surprise surprise… I DID BUILD IT on my own! I could just tell it what I wanted. “This sounds too boring.” “This feels too corporate.” “Make this more direct.” “No, not like that.” “Add this.” “Delete this.” “Make it feel more like me.” And somehow the thing I had been avoiding for months became a real website. Live. Done. Out in the world. And it feels liberating! Go and have a stalk. Link in comments. And if you kept postponing your website make-over, time is NOW. Go and build it on Lovable 😉 https://lnkd.in/eEUte7Ft #LovablePartner #Ad
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Danielle Ito liked thisDanielle Ito liked thisStash just crossed 4,000 users across 58 countries. Still early — but the numbers make one thing clear: Stash is filling a gap that needed to be filled. As a community, we've logged more than 500,000 items encoded with 9,603 lot numbers, so that we're alerted the moment a recall or community report touches our supplies. This morning I added 9 vials of my own insulin in under 30 seconds. Lot, expiration, and GTINs, instantly captured. Now I'll get an automatic alert if a recall ever touches the supplies I depend on to stay alive. That's the product working for just one person. Multiply it by 4,000+ and it becomes something bigger: a community willing to share anonymous inventory data to help catch problems early. In just three weeks, Stash received more than 200 device failure reports across 360 unique lots — a lot of signal for only 4,000 users. And in the aftermath of last month's massive recall, users scanned in over 30,000 items in a single day. Each report, each scan, makes the whole community faster to react if, and when, something goes wrong. Underneath it all is something the industry has never had: a real-world view of how these devices actually perform — not via glucose numbers or clinical data, but the hardware itself. And that's just a bonus feature. The core of the app — inventory tracking and burn rates, travel planning, refill reminders — has helped parents of newly diagnosed kids take control of the overwhelming pile of supplies they're sent home from the hospital with. It's helped people with Type 2 diabetes track their sensors, GLP-1 injections, and oral meds. And two weeks ago, a woman with gestational diabetes messaged me to say she'd caught a recalled sensor through Stash — and would never have known her supplies were affected without the recall alerts. All of this, just four months after posting on Reddit about a little prototype I made for myself — shaped by 22 years of wishing this tool existed.
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Danielle Ito liked thisDanielle Ito liked thisCan we all agree Cannes needed one thing this year: a snow cone stand? 🍧🥵 I would've happily paid €100 for one by Wednesday. (Brands... there's your Cannes 2027 activation. 😂) Between moderating a panel at Brand Innovators Beach, hosting a creator villa with Teachable and Tubefilter (s/o to my Epidemic Sound partner in crime Marcus Bernette), recording a podcast with Gigi Robinson, and enough coffees and rosé to last a lifetime, one thing was impossible to miss: Creators were at the center of it all. 👏 I walked past a group on the Croisette and overheard someone say: "We're talking more about creators than AI." I immediately wrote it down. Because it was true. Every brand wants to build culture. Every company wants to tell better stories. That's why creators aren't a line item anymore. They are core partners to build the next marketing strategy. Already looking forward to next year... preferably with a snow cone in hand. 🍧🦁 #CreatorEconomy #CannesLions #Creators
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Danielle Ito liked thisDanielle Ito liked thisAND THAT'S A WRAP ON MY TIME AT LOVABLE ❤️ After 6 incredible months as a San Francisco Ambassador, here are my takeaways from the program: ~ 9 events hosted across SF, LA, CHI, and NYC in 6 months ~ 500+ attendees across irl + virtual events ~ 1k+ apps/projects created and shipped into existence ~ endless inspiration and "ah-ha" moments <3 Lovable has not only changed the course of my life, but the course of my business - giving me the opportunity to build out our company website + member portal from scratch without an engineering degree or a million dollar budget I have felt endlessly inspired by the women who have showed up, created something from nothing, and gave this new tool a try - so THANK YOU!! and a HUGE shout out to Sophia Nabil Gustafsson, Saga Vigre Bohinen, and mallory contois for making the community experience so amazing 🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽 If you are interested in joining the next program, applications go live at the end of August - feel free to send me a DM if you have any questions 💌
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Danielle Ito liked thisDanielle Ito liked thisMost people think building software requires engineers. So they never start. But most business systems are not complex apps. They are structured workflows. A calculator that estimates ROI. An internal hub that replaces scattered tools. A membership system with access control. A diagnostic tool that routes users based on answers. A simple AI assistant that completes a repeatable task. These are not “big products.” They are focused systems built around one job. That’s what tools like Lovable unlock. You describe the workflow. The system becomes usable. Not as a prototype. But as a working product. Where in your business are you still relying on people to manually run a system that could be built once? 👉 https://lnkd.in/eGzDedUg #LovablePartner
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Danielle Ito liked thisDanielle Ito liked thisI used to think prompting was just typing what you wanted and hoping for the best. Then I kept hitting the same wall on Lovable. I'd throw in a vague request as an input, only to see a broken app as an output. It's almost too easy to be spending more credits spent fixing errors than building anything new. So I went and read Lovable's own prompting bible, the framework their team put together for 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝘀𝗮��𝗲 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝗺 that others also run into when prompting. Because being more structured with how you talk to AI is the key to fully maximizing the power of what it could do. Project overview first. Pages and navigation mapped out before any code gets written. One step at a time instead of five asks in a single prompt. It sounds simple. It is simple. Most people just skip it. This is the difference between spending an afternoon building something real and spending an afternoon stuck in an error loop. 📗 Save the carousel for the next time you open Lovable. Try it out here: https://lnkd.in/ddGJV-F8 _____________ 💙 Like or share if you're non-technical wanting to grow in technical skill! ☻ Follow Arlina Yang for more on the early-career journey #LovablePartner
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Danielle Ito liked thisDanielle Ito liked thisGetting FOMO hearing about everyone "vibe coding"? Here's how you can do it: I'm a U.S. history major. I know a few lines of HTML. And last weekend I coded yet another tool. I've tracked my LinkedIn post performance in a spreadsheet for years. It works. But every week I found myself manually sorting data trying to figure out: ↳Which hooks actually work? ↳Which topics drive followers? ↳What trends I'm missing? A year ago, I would've spent weeks searching for a product that's close-ish to what I want. Instead, I built it myself last Sunday in Lovable It took an afternoon. And it immediately changed how fast I can see what's working and act on it. I plan to use it every week now. And that's the real shift: You no longer have to wait for someone else to build the thing you need. Here's how to actually do it: Start by identifying the problem you're solving: 1) What do you do manually every week that a tool could handle? ↳If the answer lives in a spreadsheet or a notes app, you already have an idea. 2) Where do you make decisions without enough data? ↳The gap between what you know and what you need to know is a product waiting to be built. 3) What do people always come to you for help with? ↳If you're the person they ask, that something is a business. And then here's how easy the building actually is - Three prompts took mine from idea to working tool: 1. Describe the problem in plain language in Lovable and watch it become a real tool ↳Prompt I used: "Build me a dashboard that tracks LinkedIn post performance from the attached data, and shows me trends over time so I can spot what's working" ↳You don't need to know how to build it - you just need to know what problem it solves 2. Get a working version fast - then iterate on the spot ↳Prompt I used: "Add a filter so I can sort by impressions, comments, likes, and reposts and compare results week over week" ↳The gap between "I wonder if this would work" and "it works" is now an afternoon, not a quarter 3. Add features and continue iterating to increase value ↳Prompt I used: "Add a simple scoring system that highlights my top performing posts by topic automatically" ↳Build it, use it, improve it - Lovable makes the whole cycle fast enough to actually learn from You don't need a CS degree or venture backing. You just need to spot a problem in your own work - and build the solution. Give it a try with Lovable: https://lnkd.in/gZrQwXb4 What's one thing you do manually every week that should probably be a tool by now? --- ♻️ Repost to show someone they're closer to building something real than they think. #LovablePartner
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Danielle Ito liked thisDanielle Ito liked thisEveryone wants to know how to get good at vibe coding. My honest answer? It starts with a piece of paper. 📝 Swipe through for my exact 4-step workflow that I've used to build multiple products as a founder with Lovable 👉 https://lnkd.in/e9ga9Trt #LovablePartner #VibeCoding #AI #Lovable #BuildInPublic #AIOrchestrator
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Volunteer Experience
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Event Chair for Relay For Life
American Cancer Society
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Health
For 3 consecutive years, I planned and managed my high school's Relay For Life 24-hour event. I coordinated over $5,000 worth of in-kind donations and directed the "Hungry For A Cure" food truck festival. This particular Relay For Life at Burlingame High School was the only youth-run event in California and one in seven in the entire nation. Through this experience I learned valuable event planning knowledge as well as built relationships with local businesses and the community.
Publications
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New Spring Arrivals
Relished Musings Blog
See publicationBlog post reviewing Relished's newest spring clothing line
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Happy International Women's Day
Relished Musings Blog
See publicationBlog post about this year's International Women's Day theme regarding women in the workplace, and how to style Relished clothing for work appropriate looks.
Honors & Awards
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College Board AP Scholar With Distinction
College Board
This award is given to students who receive an average score of 3.5 or higher on five or more Advanced Placement exams.
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Dean's Scholarship
Chapman University
The Dean's Scholarship is an academic award based on a student's entering grade point average and test scores. This award is offered by the Office of Admissions at Chapman University only to new freshman students who enter the university from high school.
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