Best of Social Marketing | Fairy Tales, Myths and Fables

Following is a collection of the "best of" blog articles from my former blog, Social Marketing | Fairy Tales, Myths, and Fables. Here, I use humor and creativity to translate marketing's digital evolution into social media, SEO, and content marketing, relating it back to our beloved fairy tales, myths, and fables. What better way to explain it?! My goal is to show marketers that digital marketing may be new and ever-changing- but it doesn't have to be scary or complicated. 

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Cinderella's Social Media Engagement Lessons for Marketers
Cinderella's Social Media Engagement Lessons for Marketers

You know the ending of the Cinderella story: She gets her prince and lives happily ever after. Before there was an "ever after," there was a path to her prince and actions she took that led to her engagement.

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Marketing Cast of Wizard of Oz Characters
Marketing Cast of Wizard of Oz Characters

This is my version of the classic Wizard of Oz cast with a marketing-style remix. Starring Dorothy, THE WIDE-EYED MARKETER - always up for an adventure and on an ever-changing journey. Toto, YOUR COMPANY- can't be left behind in your digital marketing journey.

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Little Miss Muffet's No Fear SEO Tips
Little Miss Muffet's No Fear SEO Tips

In the marketing world, "spiders" are Google's algorithms that connect what someone is searching for with what is available from all of the millions upon millions of websites on the internet. 

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The Quest for BigFoot in Social Marketing
The Quest for BigFoot in Social Marketing

Wikipedia defines "Digital Footprints" as traces left by someone's activity in a digital environment. In social media/ social marketing, "digital footprint" can refer to the size of one's online presence as it relates to the number of individuals he or she is interacting with. 

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Be the Robin Hood of your Social Network
Be the Robin Hood of your Social Network

Robin Hood took from the rich and gave to the poor. You can do this as well, with your networking contacts. I view the quantity and quality of my connections on social networking sites as pieces of gold. 

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Is Your Brand Like Pinocchio?
Is Your Brand Like Pinocchio?

Brands should strive to be “real” in social media, just like Pinocchio wanted to be a real boy. Social media enthusiasts call this being transparent. Webster’s dictionary defines transparency as free from pretense or deceit, easily detected or seen through, readily understood, and characterized by visibility or accessibility of information.

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