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In the fast-paced world of digital marketing, few voices stand out with as much clarity, creativity, and authority as Zhe L. Scott, widely known as The SEO Queen. As the Chief Digital Strategist of TSQ Marketing Inc., Zhe brings a unique blend of technical excellence and artistic sensibility to every campaign she touches.
Armed with a degree from MIT in Information Technology Management and over 20 years of business development experience, Zhe has become a highly sought-after partner for brands looking to build not just traffic, but credibility, visibility, and profitability. Her work spans more than 200 successful digital marketing campaigns across industries worldwide in the past five years alone—always with a focus on ROI, transparency, and measurable results.
But Zhe’s talents don’t stop at analytics and algorithms. She’s also an accomplished concert violinist with a Bachelor’s Degree in Music from MIT. This rare combination of technical prowess and artistic intuition allows her to design SEO and marketing strategies that resonate on a deeper level—with both search engines and people.
From SEO and PPC to email automation, Amazon SEO, and social media strategy, Zhe is a one-woman digital powerhouse who believes success is not one-size-fits-all. Her mission? Helping individuals and businesses alike define and achieve authentic success, guided by clarity, confidence, and strategy.
In this exclusive Southeast Queens Scoop interview, we sit down with The SEO Queen herself to talk entrepreneurship, overcoming obstacles, building a global brand, and what it really takes to rise above the digital noise.
When it comes to healing through words, Max W. Miller is more than just an author—she’s a literary force driven by a higher purpose. After a diverse and accomplished career that began in psychiatric nursing and evolved into roles as a corporate project manager, real estate broker, and entrepreneur, Max has fully stepped into her calling as a writer, publisher, and healing voice for readers seeking restoration from emotional pain and trauma.
A proud native of Savannah, Georgia, Max’s publishing journey is not just a business—it’s deeply personal. Her latest body of work in the self-help and emotional healing genre is a reflection of her own path toward wholeness. Known for her imaginative beginnings in sci-fi, fantasy, and paranormal fiction, Max now uses her platform to help others confront their past, release shame, and reclaim their purpose.
In our earlier feature, we highlighted her newest release and how it’s resonating with readers across generations. Now, in this exclusive interview, Max opens up about her Southern roots, the life experiences that shaped her writing lens, and the emotional breakthroughs that inspired her shift into trauma-informed storytelling. To see her exclusive video interview see below...
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Quentin Mezetin, a committed dad and tireless champion for children on the autism spectrum, has reached a major milestone in his journey to raise awareness about the complex issues surrounding neurodiversity. The Southeast Queens resident was recently featured on the world-renowned TED Talks forum platform, with over 34 million Youtube subscribers, where he delivered a powerful and deeply personal presentation on autism and the fight against ableism.
In his talk, titled “The Everyday Power of Defeating Ableism and Honoring Neurodiversity,” Mezetin challenges widespread misconceptions about autism and issues a bold call to action for greater inclusion, understanding, and systemic change. The TED Talk—available on YouTube at this link—is already sparking discussion and inspiring viewers from all walks of life.
“Too often, autistic voices are spoken about rather than spoken with,” Mezetin states in the video. “I’m here to shift that narrative.” See his Ted Talks video below...
Readers of our flagship sister site the Southeast Queens Scoop, will recognize Mezetin from his earlier articles and local advocacy work. In our January 2024 feature, "Get the Scoop on How Quentin Mezetin is Championing Children on the Spectrum", we explored his mission to uplift families often marginalized or misunderstood in conversations around autism—especially within Black and Brown communities.
In April, he followed up with a raw and honest editorial, "Defeating Autism Daily: A Personal Fight for My Child and Others", where he courageously chronicled his own experience as a parent and advocate, highlighting the intersectionality of autism, race, and access to care.
Phoenix is cementing its status as one of the nation’s fastest-growing hubs for Black entrepreneurship, thanks in large part to the work of the Black Chamber of Arizona, led by powerhouse CEO Dr. Velma Trayham. This month, the Chamber launched the third cohort of its signature business accelerator, Impact AZ 2025, advancing its mission to create economic pathways for underserved entrepreneurs across Arizona and beyond.
“This work isn’t just about programs — it’s about impact,” said Dr. Velma Trayham. “We’re building a legacy of economic mobility that stretches across communities and generations.”
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Breakthrough Role: Malcolm‑Jamal Warner (born August 18, 1970 in Jersey City, NJ) skyrocketed to fame as Theo Huxtable on The Cosby Show (1984–1992), earning an Emmy nomination in 1986.
Versatile Performer: He continued to shine in sitcoms like Malcolm & Eddie (1996–2000) and Reed Between the Lines (2011–2015), as well as dramas including Suits, Major Crimes, The Resident, 9‑1‑1, Alert: Missing Persons Unit, and Community Source People.com
Music & Podcasting: Warner was a Grammy-winning musician (2015 Best Traditional R&B Performance) and co‑hosted the podcast Not All Hood (launched May 2024), exploring the multifaceted Black experience Source Wikipedia.
Fatal Accident: At age 54, Warner drowned on July 20, 2025, while swimming during a family vacation in Limón, Costa Rica. He was caught in a strong current, and authorities ruled the cause of death “asphyxia due to drowning” Source: People.com.
Family Devastated: He was on a trip with his wife and daughter, who survive him; he was formally identified by Costa Rican police People.com.
Nationwide -- Dr. Alecia Heffner-Crump, a proud alumna of Dillard University, Louisiana’s oldest HBCU, is a tenured higher education professional, an advocate for STEM, and a groundbreaking change agent. With her recent publication, Lead with Fire: How to Inspire, Influence, and Elevate in a Changing World, she offers invaluable leadership insights poised to transform the professional landscape for all professionals in any industry.
The book, Lead with Fire, is not just a collection of leadership strategies; it is a heartfelt call to action. Dr. Heffner-Crump draws on her extensive experience in higher education and her commitment to fostering a love for STEM among young learners. She shares compelling stories and proven leadership techniques that equip readers with the tools necessary to maximize their influence and effectiveness in their daily operations.
The 7th Annual Stock Sistar Summit, presented by The Stocks & Stilettos Society and hosted by Cassandra Cummings, the founder, wealth mentor and author of the book, Fearless Finances: A Timeless Guide to Building Wealth, is returning to Las Vegas, Nevada, October 2-5, 2025, with a bold mission: to empower women—especially women of color—to build wealth through strategic investments, with a sharp focus on AI (Artificial Intelligence).
This year’s theme, “Secure the Code, Scale the Wealth: Mastering Money Moves in the Age of AI”, centers around creating sustainable, passive income by leveraging cutting-edge opportunities in AI, stocks, and real estate. Held at the luxurious Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas, the summit is expected to draw over 300 powerhouse attendees from across the U.S. for three days of financial transformation, high-impact networking, and sisterhood.
The SMC Full Circle Doula Birth Companion Training, LLC (SMC Doulas) proudly presents the 3rd Annual SMC Doula Conference, now featuring nearly 30 confirmed speakers, presenters, and subject matter experts in what promises to be the most inspiring conference for doulas.
Taking place at the DoubleTree Hotel by Hilton in Portland, Oregon, on September 5-7, 2025, this transformational gathering will convene doulas, midwives, maternal health professionals, parents, and policymakers in a shared mission to transform birth outcomes and protect the legacy of Black and Indigenous birth traditions.
“Welcome to Black Main Street.” This motto of the new Negro Digest, the online magazine that connects with over 157,500 + followers through its Facebook and YouTube channels and reaches over 4 million people a month, has inspired a groundbreaking promotional relationship between the magazine and acclaimed Black author Frances Presley Rice. Rice, author of the transformative book Black Trailblazers: Pioneering African Americans Who Shaped the Founding and Development of America, aligns her work seamlessly with the mission and values upheld by the magazine.
Established in 1942, Negro Digest is America’s first black media company and the leading magazine/lifestyle brand for black men. Following its relaunch in 2021 by award-winning filmmaker and new media pioneer Bayer L. Mack, the new Negro Digest has emerged as one of America’s fastest-growing Black-owned media companies, uniquely positioned as the premier publication catering specifically to African American men.