November 12th, 2009
by Sarah Caminker
As promised, we are continuing with the second part with our Wild Web Woman Wednesday Interview with Nina Bargiel, aka the @slackmistress, TV and Web series writer for MTV’s Valemont and Sony/Crackle’s Woke Up Dead. Enjoy!
Missed the first part? Read it here!
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9. How do you indulge yourself (every once in a while!) to stay healthy and balanced?
I was going to say “bourbon” but you said healthy and balanced. (But I do like bourbon.)
10. What is the one vital marketing ingredient that has helped you become the professional you are today?
I’m of the belief that EVERYONE should have a Twitter account. Because the way to learn how to use Twitter is to…use Twitter. Outside of that, let people know what you do by doing it.
11. When you are faced with a setback or an enormous business challenge, what do you do to keep moving forward?
Pick another project and work on it. As a writer, no matter if you’re writing TV/film/web/cereal boxes, you always have to be creating SOMETHING.
12. Do you have any personal “wild web” role models? If so, what do you admire about this person?
Jessica Gottlieb. She’s totally real and no BS. LOVE her. I don’t always agree with her, but she respects my opinion (and I hers.)
13. What has been your biggest achievement recently that you are proud of?
The Valemont ARG (Alternate Reality Game) which starts at ValemontU.com and extends through Facebook, Twitter (7 accounts), and the fan site which is AMAZING (ValemontCommons.com.) People are really committed to the world and the game of it all.
14. How do you think social media will evolve in 2010?
We’re going to hook Twitter up to our brain. ::crosses fingers::
15. What do you think is the most challenging part about being a female entrepreneur? How do you overcome this challenge?
Honestly, I don’t think about it. Is that weird? I try to make my work stand for itself.
16. What is the ONE web marketing best practice that you would share with other Web Marketing Therapy readers?
Since I’m a writer, my perspective is to leave marketing to the marketers.
*For more information about the Wild Web Woman Nina Bargiel, visit The Slack Daily.
Web Marketing Therapy Related Links:
- Featured Wild Web Woman Wednesday Interview with TV and Web Series Writer, “The SlackMistress” (Part One)
- Featured Wild Web Woman Wednesday Interview with Shelly Kramer (Part Two)
- Featured Wild Web Woman Wednesday Interview with Shelly Kramer (Part One)
- Featured Wild Web Woman Wednesday Interview with Small Business Expert Amy Swift (Part Two)







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Emilia Doerr
(November 12th, 2009 at 11:27 am)
Great interview! So true sister- writers are always creating SOMETHING! Rock on!
Amy Dunn
(November 12th, 2009 at 12:00 pm)
Another Great Interview Sarah! Nina is my hero! I am loving your Wild Web Woman Wednesday Interviews and look forward to them each week- Rock On Girl!
Nina the slackmistress
(November 12th, 2009 at 12:29 pm)
Thanks so much, Sarah!!!!
Jessica Gottlieb
(November 13th, 2009 at 1:07 am)
I’m so touched, I really don’t know where to begin.
Nina is amazing, and that she would even mention me… I’m just speechless.
Oh and that Valemont U? Seriously fun stuff.
The Marketing Therapist
(November 15th, 2009 at 1:58 pm)
I LOVE this interview!
Nina, you rock! Thank you for sharing your wisdom! Side note, I would like your EXACT outfit in the photo - boots, fishnets and all.
Wild web women are the bomb
Nina the slackmistress
(November 15th, 2009 at 3:13 pm)
Ha! Thanks! Would you believe that I got that dress for $10 at H&M?