Media Kit

Short Bio

Amanda Natividad is Chief Evangelist at audience research startup SparkToro. She writes The Menu, a marketing newsletter with 16,000+ subscribers, and created Content Marketing 201, a top-rated Maven course. She has spoken at AdWorld, MozCon, and SaaStock, and guest-lectured at Columbia Business School, Cornell University, and the University of Washington. A former journalist at Gigaom and test kitchen cook at the Los Angeles Times, she later led marketing at acquired startups and built Fitbit’s B2B content program.

Longer Bio

Amanda Natividad is Chief Evangelist at audience research startup SparkToro, where she helps marketers make smarter, data-driven decisions. Over her 14-year career, she has led B2C and B2B marketing teams across consumer packaged goods, SaaS, and the agency world. Earlier in her career, Amanda created Fitbit’s B2B content program and helped build its B2B marketing team. She later led marketing for Liftopia and Growth Machine, both of which were acquired.

In 2026, LinkedIn named Amanda a Top Voice in content marketing. She is the creator of Content Marketing 201, a top-rated course on Maven, and she has guest-lectured at Columbia Business School, Cornell University, and the University of Washington. She has also spoken at conferences including AdWorld, MozCon, and SaaStock. A former journalist at Gigaom and test kitchen cook at the Los Angeles Times, Amanda shares bi-weekly insights through her newsletter The Menu, which has over 16,000 subscribers.

You can also keep up with her on social media channels like LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram and Threads, where she has a combined audience of 200,000 people.

Last Name Pronunciation

Natividad is pronounced phonetically with the emphasis on the “ti.” It’s: nuh-TIH-vih-dad.

Here’s an audio clip!

Hi-Res Headshots

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Onstage at SparkTogether 2025. (Please credit Orhun Uygur of Turk Photos.)

Onstage at SYSTM x Growth Summit 2025.

Onstage at MozCon 2022.

Past Speaking Appearances

I certainly don’t expect you to listen to and/or watch all of these. This list is intended to give you a variety of options to best inform the content you’d like us to collaborate on.

The Bootstrapped Founder: Arvid Kahl and I talk about creating content for social media, and my quirky personal use for ChatGPT.
Signature Stories: Jay Acunzo and I dive into three different versions of my story. This one’s a fun tactical class in storytelling.
Marketing Powerups: I chat with Ramli John about using your webinar or event program to power your blog. We also dive into some career advice.
Builders: I talk with hosts Liam Moroney and Graceanne MacDonald about what it takes to launch and grow a newsletter, and how I separate my personal brand from my work at SparkToro (which is more nuanced than one might think).
Everything Is Marketing: In this conversation with Corey Haines, we geeked out on product-led content and the notion of permissionless co-marketing.
Creative Elements: Jay Clouse and I discussed creating and audience building, and what I plan to do as a result of growing my social media follower base.
How to Market Your DTC Brand: This is about more than direct-to-consumer marketing. I ranted to host Matthew Gatozzi about the Google/Facebook paid marketing duopoly, made the case for long-term marketing goals, and gave a primer on how to get started with SEO. I also talked a bit about cold outreach and red flags to look for when hiring a marketing or PR agency.
Demand Curve’s Growth Summit: I spoke on the media panel with Alex Lieberman and Fadeke Adegbuyi. At the 39:17 mark, I explain a content technique I call the “rent, own, and sublet” strategy.
B2B Better: I talked about the blurring lines between B2C and B2B marketing, and riffed on the validity of the traditional marketing funnel with my friend Jason Bradwell.
The Danny Miranda Podcast: Bless Danny’s heart… he very empathetically and curiously asked me about my 33-hour labor. We also chatted about content marketing, but this was a fun and unexpected detour into my personal life.