Carol Morgan
Denim Marketing
CARTERSVILLE, Georgia
A recognized thought leader in real estate and home builders marketing, Carol Morgan is the founder and president of Denim Marketing, where she leads with strategy, innovation and storytelling. An early adopter of digital trends, Carol has been blogging since 2006, podcasting since 2011 and now pioneers strategies around Google search and AI related to content marketing. Her expertise lies in blending public relations, social media, email marketing, advertising and content marketing into cohesive, ROI-driven strategies that elevate clients’ brands and generate results. One of her favorite mantras is, “It’s fun to have fun, but you have to know how.”
Carol is the author of five books, including Social Media Marketing for Your Business Vol. 2, published by Builder Books, and the creator of the nationally ranked website AtlantaRealEstateForum.com, Atlanta’s go-to source for real estate news. Her Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio podcast spotlights industry leaders, innovators, and changemakers shaping the housing market.
Deeply engaged with the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), Carol has held multiple leadership roles, including chairing the Associates, Public Affairs, Membership and Professional Women in Building committees. She has received numerous honors, including the prestigious 2016 Woman of the Year. She holds the prestigious MIRM (Master in Residential Marketing) designation and advocates for excellence and innovation across the homebuilding industry.
Where you can find Carol Morgan during IBS:
Mystery Solved: 50+ Secret Shops Reveal Where Online Leads Get Lost Social That Sells: High-Impact Video, Reels & Paid Campaigns
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