Social Media Marketing Storyboard #1: Fish Where The Fish Are

Posted on March 24th, 2009 in: Social Media, storyboard

I sometimes find that imagery helps to convey messages better than words.

If you like it, you can pass it around, embed it, or download it from the Slideshare site and use in your own decks.

Love to hear your feedback on both the message as well as my delivery –I’m trying a few new things around here.

Filed under: Social Media, storyboard

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http://she-conomy.com Stephanie Holland

As I have been painfully trying to convey my thoughts to a potential client, I remembered reading this post and how it so succinctly brings it into focus. They are so intent on building a robust platform, they have completely lost focus of who they are doing it for. I plan to use it in a presentation tomorrow as well!! Thanks for your amazing insight and direction.
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