8 Lessons Digital Marketers can Learn from Goldilocks and the 3 Bears

Pam moore keynote speaker on branding, ai, personal branding, and growth mindset

Pam Moore

Digital marketers goldilocks and the three bears tips

One of my favorite childhood stories is Goldilocks and the three bears. A story about a mischievous little girl that made her way into a house owned by a family of bears. Goldilocks made herself comfortable in the house so much as to fill her belly with good porridge and even fall asleep in the little bear's bed.

As digital marketers there is much we can learn from the story of Goldilocks. We need to build a digital platform that is inviting, serves value, makes our readers, viewers and listeners feel safe, comfortable and taken care of. We need to help them feel comfortable and invite them to come back for more.

Take a listen to episode 152 of the Social Zoom Factor podcast to learn 8 key takeaways we can learn from Goldilocks to improve our digital and social marketing results.

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In this 30 minute podcast you will learn: 

  • 8 things digital and social marketers can learn from Goldilocks and the 3 Bears
  • 8 tips to improve digital marketing results
  • How to make sure your social media and digital platform is inviting to your target customer and audience
  • How to make your blog and website visitors feel welcome
  • How to make sure you are serving your audience real value
  • How to earn attention but not be too overbearing with your marketing and sales communication

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