Do you let your identity and taste shape your social media? Or does social media shape your

identity and taste? Often it's a combination of both. You may know me now from my pink and

girly aesthetic, but I didn't develop this aesthetic until I had a pink Christmas post go

absolutely viral. From there, I realized that women are often visually drawn to the color pink, so that

eventually became part of my brand. Today, I'm speaking with a creator that has a very unique

pink brand online, but she doesn't just do it for the gram. She, in fact, perfectly embodies

this pink aesthetic, online and offline Hannah Dahl is a creator and business

owner who runs two Instagram accounts and a pink photo studio called The Doll House. We talked to

Hannah about how she came up with the idea to build this unique studio, where she gets her

inspiration from, and how she has worked with some really cool brands as a micro influencer.

Let's get into it.

I realize, like, I love being able to share this with other people and give people, like, creative energy and just inspiration when they do come here.

I've heard stories of people saying coming here and

creating content here is like uplifted my mood so much. Like I was going through a hard time and

this place really bought about like a positive impact on my inspiration. And I don't know why,

but that brings me to tears. And I'm like, I just want to keep doing this, but offering it

to a wider audience. Like, how do I do that? And it is kind of growing the brand and evolving.

And I hope products one day will do that, but definitely creating other locations in different

states and areas would be like a huge goal.

Yeah.

Welcome to the full-time influencer podcast.

I'm your host, Tina Lee,

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