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Powerful and memorable, storytelling is one of the most effective means of online communications.
But what type of stories should we tell? And how should we tell these stories to our audiences?
Need a novel new way to manage your social media marketing efforts? One that focuses on storytelling as its core?
Consider the SHARE methodology of social media storytelling created by Claire Diaz-Ortiz.
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Wish to better capture and sustain your audience attention in content marketing? Start by telling a story!
Make it one that is relevant and compelling to your target customers while addressing their specific pain point.
To build a powerful online presence, you need to master the art of brand storytelling. Here’s why:
Compelling stories can be up to 22 times more memorable than pure facts alone. Moreover, storytelling releases the love hormone oxytocin in your audience—a process that makes them a lot more likely to buy from you.
Personal branding is THE thing in the digital and social age.
You need to spend time building your personal brand regardless of whether you are striking out as an entrepreneur, working in an organisation, or hoping to grow your business.
Do you have an ongoing voice in your head telling what you what you should do—and what you shouldn’t?
That voice which informs your innermost thoughts, feelings, and reactions is an outcome of your personal brand story—how you view yourself as the protagonist in your life’s ongoing narrative.
Do you belong to a sales-focused profession? Frustrated by your inability to attract leads on social media platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram and Twitter?
If so, this article is for you.
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Like a good wine, great stories only get better with age.
Many of the world’s most memorable stories were written a long time ago. Timeless tales like David versus Goliath, the Odyssey, Romeo and Juliet, and The Ugly Duckling are told and retold, enchanting readers and listeners for generations.