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Reland Logan is an award-winning brand coach, the founder of Gray Digital Marketing, and the creator of Brand Brunches a mimosa-fueled marketing masterclass offering female business owners education on building a strong brand for better business. Ultimately Reland helps brands go from ordinary to extraordinary with a little extra in 3 days or less. She has been recognized globally for her Outstanding leadership in Marketing by the Marketing 2.0 conference, as a Top 50 Marketer on the Rise from the African American Marketing Association, co-authored the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion National Pledge for the American Marketing Association and is past president of her local chapter. Reland is a certified business coach and has her Master Storyteller Designation. Réland has been a guest on the following podcasts Business Over Beers, The Other Side of Sales, Let’s Talk Marketing with Nathan Webster, It’s Going Down with Marc & Cathey and SalesFuel among others. She has also spoken at several conferences such as the “Let’s Connect Conference”, “Start Your Solution Summit” and now the Black CEO Conference.

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Are you tired Reader, because I am tired! It’s been a wild week. I forgot how busy life gets when business is booming and Grayson’s sports all start popping up like daisies again. Last week I spoke at the SheEO Summit, prepped Gray for Oregon’s Battle of the Books, had an acupuncture appointment, Grayson started basketball, he also starts club lacrosse and choir. Did I mention we also just got home from football camp in AZ!!! Can someone please send help???? Anyway, if you missed the summit...

Hey Reader, Lately, I’ve been thinking about a pattern I keep seeing. Brands that look impeccable.Websites dialed. Messaging “clear.” Visuals refined. And yet, conversion still feels… resistant. Not broken.Not failing.Just not responding the way it should. That gap — between how something looks and how it actually performs — is almost never a visibility issue. It’s an order issue. When authority is built out of sequence, polish can hide the problem for a while. But eventually, the market...

Hello! Reader Someone on the internet said clarity is an AI word. Vague. Overused. Doesn’t actually help anyone understand what they get. I disagree. If clarity feels vague to you, it tells me you’re extremely unclear in the first place. Clarity is what drives transformation. It’s the difference between someone liking your post and someone handing you $15k for your service. Should you use the word without showing what clarity actually looks like when working with you? No. But there are ways...

Hi Reader I just wrapped my own summit, so I understand the depth of planning it takes to create an experience that’s actually extraordinary. Which is why I’m selective about where I lend my name. I don’t believe in surface-level content. I never have, and I never will. So when I evaluate whether to participate in someone else’s event, I ask one question: Is this a safe place where women can show up to grow? When Nalya invited me to speak at the Scalable SheEO Summit (January 19–23, 2026),...

Hey Reader, Many of us hope for a magic bullet... but that isn't what we need. What we need is the ability to know what that ONE thing is we should be doing right now. I was recently invited to speak at the 1 Thing Audio Summit, where I shared the one thing I think all entrepreneurs should be doing in 2026 in order to make a big impact on their business. I am going all in on the Power Hour process that has helped me hit $25k months and growing. I also share a sample of my Brand Productivity...

Reader...I've got beef with the day after Turkey Day. It might come from my days of working in retail and watching even some of my favorite luxury brands succumb to the hype. I swear I still hear "Stack 'em High and Watch 'em Fly" in my nightmares this time of year, ANYTIME I see a sweater table at the mall. This Saturday, I was driving back from getting my Flu and TDap vaccines so I can spend the holidays with a family member who has cancer, and I needed to drive through the mall parking...

Reader It is wild when you experience your business running the way you intended it to. I did a random email check one night and saw that someone had purchased my video audit... that I didn't know about. A little curious, I checked my Stripe notifications to figure out where it came from. A mini celebration, and I sat down and got to work. At the end of the video, I shared how she could work with me further and she said yes! So I sent her the payment link... no big deal! Now I am sitting...

Hey Reader, Hot take: I don't like It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown. For me, it all sounds like the teacher talking in the background... womp womp womp womp womp. My mother, for some reason, seems to think you play it from Halloween to Thanksgiving. Now, I don't understand why Linus waits around in a pumpkin patch, but Snoopy was petty for getting his hopes up. Yet... I kind of respect it. Speaking of waiting around for something that may or may not show up. Don't be Linus with this...

Spice Girls was my favorite movie when I was 7 years old. Our dad took me and my sister to see it, and I am pretty sure he secretly loved it. One of our favorite lines to quote was when Scary Spice and Sporty Spice were making fun of Posh Spice and said, "What are you going to wear, the little Gucci dress or the little... Gucci... dress?" I had no idea what Gucci was and thought that was how the British said black. No judgment... I was 7. Fast forward 25 years, and I still believe in having...

Hey Reader, Halloween is a big deal in our family! I am not with Gray's dad, but all of us show up and show out together. Grayson loves Justin Jefferson from the Minnesota Vikings, so last year as a family unit I went as a cheerleader, his dad was the Vikings Coach, my boyfriend was a ref, and Gray... Jay Jettas. He was obsessed with Ninja Turtles one year, so while he was Raphael, his dad had a full Samurai costume and scared the neighborhood as Shredder... I was a very chill April O'Neil....