Scandalous Media with Redhead Jade

Scandalous Media with Redhead Jade I built an audience of 400K+ and 80M+ views by being myself online… now I do it for Nova Scotia businesses. Fractional CMO + full-service agency, run solo.

Yarmouth, NS. Marketing so good it should be illegal.

I’m so excited to share that last night, I sent off the sponsorship for my own softball team and ngl, I got a little emo...
08/28/2026

I’m so excited to share that last night, I sent off the sponsorship for my own softball team and ngl, I got a little emotional about it. 🥹

Might not seem like a big deal to anyone else, but for me it's a full circle moment.

This year our coed team (shoutout Blunt Force) decided we wanted to put our own women's team together. I knew I didn't have the capacity to be head coach or anything crazy, so a few of us OG girls from the co-ed came together to make it happen! 💪🏻

We had our first practice last night, and I am so excited about bringing new women into this!! Getting back into softball has brought so much joy into my life this year, and there's something so different about women's sports specifically. The way we bond, the way we push each other, the way we actually want to see each other improve instead of compete for space.

I'm helping lead skills development for the women just starting out, and honestly? Practicing those leadership skills on the field is so good for me too! It will translate directly back into how I show up in my business.

Sponsoring this team is one of the coolest things I've gotten to do as a business owner so far. Proud of this one. 🥹🥹🥹

“When a flower grows wild, it can always survive… Wildflowers don’t care where they grow.”Dolly Parton’s song Wildflower...
08/26/2026

“When a flower grows wild, it can always survive… Wildflowers don’t care where they grow.”

Dolly Parton’s song Wildflowers taught me that being “wild” is a superpower.

The flowers that stay common and close, content to be lost in the crowd, never bother anyone. They don’t have room to grow, so they don’t threaten anything…But wildflowers? They don’t ask permission to exist. They don’t wait for the right soil, the right season, the right conditions. They just grow…anywhere, everywhere, on their own terms.

There was an era of my life where I felt like I didn’t have a home. No place where I belonged, no sense that I fit somewhere. I’d lost that feeling and didn’t know how to get it back. I kept looking for roots, for something to plant myself in and call permanent.

That’s when Dolly’s wildflowers taught me something different: I didn’t need my roots tangled up with others in order to grow…I just needed to let the wind carry me, and trust my own self.

As long as I stopped self-abandoning, looking to others to save me or make me feel secure….I would always be okay.

A wildflower doesn’t depend on anyone else’s ground to survive…it carries its own resilience with it, wherever the wind takes it.

That’s what power looks like. Real power is not needing a specific patch of earth to prove you belong somewhere. Real power is knowing you belong wherever you are, because you brought yourself there, and you can keep yourself alive and growing.

I stopped waiting to feel “planted” and started trusting that I could thrive without it.

Thank you, Dolly… for one of the greatest lessons I have ever learned.

Rest easy, Queen 💕


I promised myself I'd stop dividing myself into two people.For a long time I've tried to be palatable enough for the bus...
08/25/2026

I promised myself I'd stop dividing myself into two people.

For a long time I've tried to be palatable enough for the business world. Polished. Safe. Easy to swallow.

Here's what I actually learned: my people find me because of how unpalatable I am. Not despite it.

Let's talk about black liquorice marketing for a second. Not everybody likes black liquorice. Most people don't, actually. But the people who do? They love it. Really love it. And that's the whole point, you're not for everyone, and you should never try to be.

My social media does more to advertise who I am than any generic marketing advice ever could, because I treat it like a personal blog, not a brand. And that includes the part of myself I used to try SO hard to keep separate: the era where I was a s*x worker.

So much of my power in the business world comes from that chapter. The lessons I learned there, most people never get access to. I'm a strong-boundary woman who can hold her own in a boardroom because of what that era taught me, not in spite of it.

I'm done dividing myself. All of me shows up now.

If you're in the business community reading this, truly my best marketing advice for todays world is this: show up as EXACTLY who you actually are... Even the parts you think you have to hide. Especially those.

You might not be ready to drop the people-pleasing and the catering to others just yet.... but I promise that when you do, you'll finally attract the RIGHT people into your life!

xoxo
Redhead Jade

08/25/2026

I can’t be the only one who works silly hours just because I can 🤔 😂

200 copies of my book (Secrets of a Former S*x Worker: What Women Aren't Supposed to Know About Men, Power and Patriarch...
08/24/2026

200 copies of my book (Secrets of a Former S*x Worker: What Women Aren't Supposed to Know About Men, Power and Patriarchy) are on a truck right now, on their way to me. 😍

I'm really, really excited.... But, i'm also going to tell you the less Instagram-friendly truth sitting right next to that excitement.

Society has a script for women who've done s*x work in their past: detach from it, bury it, never speak of it again. Move on quietly.

That's the "healthy" version of the story we're handed. We're supposed to act as it was just "a mistake in the past."

Folks... It was NEVER a mistake. Instead, it was potentially one of the greatest things I've ever done, and no matter how hard I try... I just can't lie to women about that.

Here's what almost two decades of unpacking patriarchy has actually taught me: Staying quiet doesn't protect you, it just protects the discomfort of everyone around you.

Women don't need me to hide that part of my life....They need me to talk about it, because the dynamics I watched up close, the ones that show up between men and women when the transaction is clear and the performance drops away, are the same dynamics playing out in relationships everywhere.... I just got to see it all with clear eyes.

None of what's in this book comes from a formal study or a textbook. It comes from observation and lived experience, mine and the women I've talked to for years.

That's not a lesser kind of truth. I'd argue it's a truer one.

I won't pretend the label doesn't still cost me something, even 3 years later... Some days I'm really tired of watching people decide who I am before they've met me or even read a word I've written... That exhaustion is real, and I'm not going to pretend it isn't so this post performs better. 🙄

This book was built with a lot of love for the women trying to see patriarchy CLEARLY instead of comfortably... And that outweighs the "I'm tired of what people think of me" part every time.

More details coming soon on how to get your copy. 🥰

*xworker

I need to talk about Lindsay Clancy. Not the potential verdict, that's not mine to decide... I want to talk about what h...
08/23/2026

I need to talk about Lindsay Clancy. Not the potential verdict, that's not mine to decide... I want to talk about what her case is dragging into the light about men, power, and patriarchy... who gets grace, and who gets a pile-on.

Here's something I've said on TikTok recently, and I'll say it again here because it matters more now: when I was 20 years old, a brand new mom, I had thoughts about shaking my baby. Not because I wanted to hurt him... Because I was drowning. I was overwhelmed. I was over-tired. I was scared.

My parents moved to the other side of the country when he was two months old, and I was a kid raising a kid. Postpartum depression doesn't care how much you love your baby. It just sits on your chest and tells you lies.

I said that out loud on camera, and you know who showed up in my comments? Women relating to my experience..... And men... A pile of them... Telling me I should be in jail. That I'd "admitted" to wanting to hurt my child. That I was dangerous, unstable, unfit. 🙄

The idiots didn't realize my son is 17 now. Spoiler alert: I didn't shake him. He just graduated high school at the top of his class, and was absolutely decorated with awards... Proving I clearly am NOT a terrible mom who needs to be locked up, lol.

Those thoughts I had, born out of exhaustion and fear, was never who I was. It was a symptom of a much bigger problem... But the men who enjoy the spoils of patriarchy don't actually want to understand postpartum depression, because it doesn't benefit them to understand it.

It's much more useful to their narrative that women are irrational, selfish, a little bit crazy. That narrative has been propping up control over women for centuries.

Look at what's happening right now with Clancy's case, women all over the country sharing their own postpartum experiences, finally being honest about the thoughts that scared them.... And look at who's responding to that honesty by calling to repeal the 19th Amendment. 🙄 🙄 🙄 🙄

That's not a coincidence... And it's for reasons like this that I wrote my book Secrets of a Former S*x Worker.

I spent two years inside an industry that strips the performance off male/female dynamics, and teaches you first-hand how men actually think about women's roles, worth, and usefulness in relationships...

I wrote the book so other women could see it faster than I did, before it costs them the way it's costs so many women. Before patriarchy costs them the way it has cost Lindsay.

As a mother who dealt with PPD herself, I have firmly planted my two feet standing with Lindsay. I stand with mothers everywhere desperately reaching for help, being failed by a patriarchal system. ✌🏻

*xworker

08/14/2026

Self publishing has been a journey and a half 😂 I won’t claim I have the slightest idea about how to market a book, but I’m thinking a book launch party could be fun? 🤔 200 author copies are on their way to me… anyone wanna fill me in on what the best place to have a launch party would be? 😂

08/12/2026

Shoutout to Theresa for the extra pushes 💕

Marketing tactics without marketing infrastructure is like running ads to a broken website.You can spend money on campai...
08/05/2026

Marketing tactics without marketing infrastructure is like running ads to a broken website.

You can spend money on campaigns, trade show booths, and sponsored content. But if the foundation isn't there -- a clear brand story, a website that converts, a consistent digital presence -- you're pouring water into a leaky bucket.

Infrastructure is the uns*xy part of marketing. Nobody gets excited about auditing their Google Business Profile or rewriting their website copy. But it's the part that makes everything else work.

Here's what I tell every new client: before we talk about what you want to promote, let's talk about what happens when someone finds you. What does your website say? What does your LinkedIn say? What does Google say about you?

That's where we start. Because if you can't answer those questions confidently, no campaign is going to fix it.

What does your digital foundation look like right now -- honestly?

You might need a Fractional CMO if:You've hired marketers before and it didn't work — but you're not sure why.You have a...
08/04/2026

You might need a Fractional CMO if:

You've hired marketers before and it didn't work — but you're not sure why.

You have a marketing budget but no real strategy for how to use it.

Your website exists but doesn't actually bring in leads or bookings.

You're doing all the marketing yourself and it's pulling you away from the work you're actually good at.

You know you need to grow but every marketing conversation feels overwhelming or unclear.

You've tried agencies and felt like they didn't really understand your business.

None of these are failures. They're just signs that you've outgrown the DIY phase — and that you need someone in your corner who can think strategically and actually lead the function.

That's what a Fractional CMO is for.

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