top of page
Search
Writer's pictureMike Todaro

"From Tree Bark to Twitter: The Hilarious Evolution of Local Marketing"



In the quaint town of Hootsville, our local marketing journey began with a humble sign nailed to a tree at the town's bustling "inter" (yes, we keep it casual). It proudly proclaimed, "Best berries in town! Just follow the arrow, but watch out for the squirrels – they're competitive eaters!"


Fast forward a few decades, and our marketing game has evolved faster than a cat video going viral. The once heroic tree sign has now been replaced by a plethora of digital platforms. We've traded our trusty hammer for hashtags, and the town square gossip has moved from Granny's porch to Twitter. It turns out, convincing folks to buy berries is a lot more fun when you can throw in a GIF of a dancing fruit bowl.


Gone are the days of handwritten sandwich boards; now, we have influencers posting selfies with our local produce. We've even launched our own TikTok challenge – the "Hootsville Hop," where participants dance through the aisles of our local market, juggling groceries. Who knew carrots could be so rhythmic?


As we reflect on the evolution of our marketing tactics, we can't help but laugh at the journey from tree bark to Twitter. So, if you ever find yourself in Hootsville, just look for the neon sign that blinks, "Follow us for berry good content!" Because when it comes to marketing, we're no longer barking up the wrong tree – we're tweeting from the digital canopy! 🍓🐦

6 views0 comments

Commenti


bottom of page