Why SEM’s Are Like Transformers
Ever wonder what Search Engine Marketers and Transformers have in common? Well, you won’t have to wonder for too much longer. I’m about to share some fun and entertaining similarities between the two. Seriously, if you think about it, there’s actually quite a few things that make SEM’s like Transformers.

Note: This is intended for fun and enjoyment, so if you find yourself changing shape while you are reading at your desk, it’s either a mild hallucination or you are a really big Transformers nerd, like me.
- SEM’s often never sleep, like Protectors
- SEM’s often change roles, like Protectors
- SEM’s often drink fuel, like Protectors
- SEM’s often fight for a cause, like Protectors
- SEM’s help people, like Protectors
- SEM’s gather to discuss missions, like Protectors
- SEM’s travel near and far, like Protectors
- SEM’s love a challenge, like Protectors
Here are a couple of the similarities between Spammers and Transformers.
- Spammers disregard the greater good, like Destroyers
- Spammers change strategies often, like Destroyers
- Spammers hide behind funny nicknames, like Destroyers
- Spammers disrupt the greater good, like Destroyers
- Spammers attempt to beat the good, like Destroyers
- Spammers will go to great lengths to win, like Destroyers
Which side will you choose? To protect or destroy?

I am anxious to see what other similarities our readers can contribute. If you can think of any similarities between SEM’s and Protectors or common factors shared by Spammers and Destroyers, please leave a comment. Can’t wait to see what you all come up with, should be fun.
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