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Diane Coletta

Founder @MintSunday | Social Media Expert, Growth Marketing

Diane Coletta is the founder of Mint Sunday, an innovative app designed to connect influencers with restaurants, facilitating collaborations for food-related promotions and events. This platform aims to enhance the marketing strategies of restaurants by leveraging the reach of social media influencers.2

In addition to her role at Mint Sunday, Diane is also known for her previous venture, Petite in Paris, a fashion blog she started six years ago after moving to Paris. This blog allowed her to express her passion for fashion while catering to a niche audience that often feels overlooked in the industry.1

Diane's work has garnered attention not only for its creative approach but also for its effectiveness in bridging the gap between influencers and businesses, particularly in the food and fashion sectors.2

Highlights

Jan 24 · linkedin

I recently was featured in the Financial Times, explaining how tourists can save hundreds or even thousands of dollars when purchasing luxury items in Paris compared to London. Read the full article here! #financialtimes

Jul 7 · linkedin

When I started a website, Petite in Paris, I knew nothing about SEO, how to build a website / brand, and to be honest my writing wasn't great. I continued to work on my website, improving a little every day. Today, I’m excited to announce that I was featured in Forbes giving advice on how to style sneakers and a dress. Something I could have never imagined when I first started my website. Thank you, Forbes, and all my readers for your continued support!

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New York, New York, United States