“In a time of rapidly compounding technology generations, the most successful businesses will consistently deliver high touch to customers with one of out oldest traits… the telling of a story.” Jim Blasingame

Jim Blasingame is a small business expert and creator and award-winning host of The Small Business Advocate Show.

👨‍🎓 👩‍🎓 Teachers have been telling stories and writing stories successfully for a minute now. It should not come to anyone's surprise that educators are a repository of amazing stories. In this 21st century society, people are easily distracted by NetFlix entertainment or some other digital media without the realization that stories help with decision-making process for their online purchases. 

Instant gratification is how most people spend their time on the internet. Although the masses are still being bombarded with short, visual and exciting advertising hooks. They do fall for it daily like fish in a barrel. These one hit wonders typically fail to deliver the long-term customer loyalty that many teacherpreneurs derive from their marketing efforts.

Nonetheless, teachers have always told stories to convey information, and a variety of teacherpreneurs have begun leveraging Facebook to better engage with their audience and cultivate more meaningful relationships with their clients.