Case study · PR & Media · Natalie Magee
One founder.
One network,
one feature.
A Founders-section feature for the founder of WOMAN OF Network™, a community for faith-led women who want to grow their influence and income.
- ChallengeIntroduce a founder and her community to a business readership.
- SolutionOne feature in Manhattan Standard’s Founders section, built around her view of personal branding.
- ExecutionFive sections: her view of success, the network, the tension between two worlds, what comes next and her voice.
- Result1 live feature, with Natalie Magee in the headline and her network in the standfirst.
01 · The results
One feature, on Manhattan Standard.
Counted from the live pages on Oct 15, 2026. Open any of them below.
02 · The run
One feature, one argument.
Every headline below is the live headline, and every link opens the article.
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01FoundersPersonal branding, without losing identity
Manhattan Standard
Scaling with Soul: Natalie Magee Is Disrupting the Personal Branding Playbook
The founder of WOMAN OF Network™ is building a community for faith-led women who want to grow their influence and income without giving up their identity.
Read it on Manhattan Standard
04 · Why it works
A point of view, on the record.
- An argument, not a bio. The headline makes a claim about personal branding, so the piece reads as her view, not a list of credentials.
- The network by name. WOMAN OF Network™ is named in the standfirst and has a section of its own.
- Where founders are read. It ran in Manhattan Standard’s Founders section, alongside other founders’ stories.
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