Are Potential Customers Forgetting About You?
There's a good chance it's because your social media posts look just like everyone else's.
A recurring character. A visual storyline. A marketing asset people recognize.
Leave that to me.
I create Custom Social Media Posts built around memorable characters and ongoing storylines that help you stand out from the crowd, stay top of mind, and become the one Potential Customers remember when it's time to buy.
Instead of posting more of the same, you'll own a unique marketing asset that keeps people engaged and makes your business difficult to forget.
When it's time to buy, you'll be the one they think of.
When someone asks for a referral, you'll be the one they remember.
Text. Images. Characters. Storylines..
Not video. Not complicated production. A clear post series you can publish across multiple platforms.
Original Character
I create an original character and recurring storyline specifically for your business or profession.
Custom Posts
Then I develop custom text-and-image social media posts featuring your character for LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X, and more.
Recognition Over Time
Each post builds on the last, creating familiarity and recognition while reinforcing your message in a memorable way.
The difference
The world's biggest brands have been doing this for decades. They understand that memorable characters create recognition, familiarity, and trust over time. Your character will be created exclusively for you, becoming a valuable marketing asset that can help make your business or personal brand more recognizable and memorable for years to come.
📁 Experience One Week of The Forgotty Files™
See how five connected social media posts become one memorable story that keeps a business top of mind when Potential Customers are ready to buy.
Open the weekly case file.
Follow one complete week and see how a memorable character and an ongoing storyline keep audiences engaged while reinforcing the same marketing message day after day.
This Week Feels Different
Case #6: This Week Feels Different
This week feels different.
Forgotty woke up early.
He straightened his nametag.
He organized his desk.
He poured himself a fresh cup of coffee.
He couldn't explain it, but he had a feeling this was going to be a great week.
Maybe this would finally be the week Potential Customers remembered him.
To Be Continued...
A Potential Customer Needed Help
Case #7: A Potential Customer Needed Help
Somewhere today, a Potential Customer realized they needed a product or service that Forgotty provides.
They were ready to buy.
The opportunity was real.
The timing was perfect.
There was only one problem.
Forgotty had absolutely no idea they existed.
He spent the day waiting for the phone to ring.
It never did.
To Be Continued...
The Potential Customer's Search Began
Case #8: The Potential Customer's Search Began
The Potential Customer started looking.
They searched online.
They asked friends for recommendations.
They thought about businesses they had seen before.
Several competitors came to mind immediately.
Forgotty never entered the conversation.
Not because he wasn't qualified.
Not because he wasn't good enough.
Because he wasn't remembered.
To Be Continued...
The Competitor Got the Sale
Case #9: The Competitor Got the Sale
The Potential Customer made a decision.
A competitor earned another customer.
The customer got exactly what they needed.
Everyone walked away happy.
Except Forgotty.
He never received a phone call.
He never received an email.
He never even knew he had the opportunity.
To Be Continued...
Forgotty Wondered Why Business Was Slow
Case #10: Forgotty Wondered Why Business Was Slow
The week was over.
Forgotty looked around his quiet office and wondered why business had been so slow.
He questioned his marketing.
He questioned the economy.
He questioned himself.
What he didn't realize was that Potential Customers had been buying all week long.
They simply forgot about him.
Don't be Forgotty™.
Now imagine your own character appearing in your prospects' feeds week after week... becoming more recognizable, more memorable, and harder to forget.
for years to come...
Questions?
Please contact Joshua Leventhal with any questions.
Info@SpreadTheWordMarketing.com