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𝐀𝐧𝐲 𝐛𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞, 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐭, 𝐨𝐫 𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐢𝐜𝐞 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐒𝐄𝐋𝐋 𝐢𝐟 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬: ‼️A STRONG personal brand. 👉With a STRONG personal brand, you could launch any business and product, and it will sell. ✨ I’m not saying that’s the only factor that produces a sustainable brand, but it’s one of the strongest and the most overlooked. Why? ⚠️Because people remember you by your brand. And people want to invest their time, money, and energy into not only your business, but also into YOU. ✨From an internal point, enhancing your personal brand comes from the things you watch and listen to. (Podcasts, books, music) ✨But from an external point, your brand lives in your CONTENT. 💫Does your content position you as a leading voice in your industry? 💫Does it bring real value to those who read it? 💫Does it resonate with and uplift your audience? 💫💫And most importantly, does it show who you truly are-not just what you do? If your content isn't connecting in this way, that's where I come in. 🤝Through developed research, one-on-one calls, and creative storytelling, I make sure your content speaks FOR you and TO your audience-authentically, powerfully, and memorably. #adayinthelifeofabusinessowner #ghostwriting #contentcreation #creativewriting #personalbranding #motivation #storytelling #innovation #20daylinkedinchallengewithhaoma

Rehan, a marketing pro from Eury Industries, faced a dilemma: partner with GreenCart for wider reach or maintain brand control? This episode of The Storytelling Marketer, sponsored by Marketing Gunda, explores how he navigated this challenge. Learn...

Storytelling can help good entrepreneurs become great! David Cancel, serial entrepreneur and most recently founder of Drift, a Salesloft company is a great storyteller. "Growing up no one ever talked to me about storytelling," David says in an podcast titled "How We Think About Marketing Storytelling at Drift." Listening to David, whether he's delivering a keynote at mind the Product (MTPCon) or on a podcast, you'll find it hard to believe. Here are the some of the key insights he had to offer for marketers (holds true for really any #storyteller) • Start with the consumer of the story, aka the listener. This "lets them identify and say like 'Oh I'm in this story. I get this story, because I live this story." • Use crisp analogies - this helps you start with a framework, one that the listener can relate to. As David puts it "not the same kind of frameworks that we might think of right with a 3x3 but it is a framework. It's already been laid out it has a certain structure to it. • Strike at the feeling - David alludes to the story connecting to people by making evident something that they are thinking or feeling but not yet talking about. This allows you to appeal to their emotions and make a connect with your audience. • Testing - David admits the best way to figure out if your story's working and to get it right is testing. "Tell a story and just watching, whatever way that you're judging,... like when you get like when do their eyes light up." Finally he recommends, "go study comedians and because they are telling quick little stories you hear how they go through the process. It's exactly the same thing except their story might be a 30 second or one minute story so that's a lot easier to figure out that structure than starting with storytelling behind screenplays or storytelling behind you know writing a novel!" Check out the full video below. https://lnkd.in/eGnCGdzi ---- Story structure is one of the key topics we explore and help you clarify in our Persuasive Storytelling course. Check out our upcoming cohort. Link in the first comment. #storytelling #marketing #sales #productmanagement

Leeds business owners, recommendations needed! Can you help? 👀 ICYMI, I'll soon be launching a mini video series for small business owners, on authentic content creation and brand storytelling. Every episode we'll meet a solopreneur who is crushing it in their niche, and we will discover the marketing practices and storytelling techniques that are really working for them. We'll also hear about their own marketing journey, what worked (and what didn't!) - plus some of their secrets on how they connect authentically with their own audience, so that you can do the same 😊 ✂️ We're going to cut through any worries about 'hacking' the algorithm, social media trends and content burnout - and bring it back to simplicity, and human connection. Now my Q for you ➡️ I have a shortlist and a few people lined up already, however I'm sure there are tons of other fantastic business owners in Leeds who would be invaluable guests. Do you have any suggestions - or is there anyone you would love to hear from? Let me know 👇🏻 One of my favourite things to do is interview people, so it should be a goodie! Just need a few more on the shortlist for the first series 💬 P.S sneak peek below from one of my first guests, Lydia Lee! #personalbranding #brandstorytelling #consciouscommunication #solopreneurlife #contentcreationtips #authenticmarketing

Ready to amplify your brand? It’s time to share your unique perspective. Here's the deal: Everyone has something valuable to contribute. And guess what? Your insights could elevate someone’s life. So why keep them to yourself when you can inspire and influence others? Let's break down how to make this happen: ✅Find Your Niche: What particular expertise can you build on? Is it your ability to simplify complex topics? Your knack for spotting emerging trends? Whatever it is, that's your unique selling point! ✅Hone Your Skills: Polish those communication abilities until they shine. Whether writing, speaking, or creating visual content, ensure your message comes through clearly and effectively. ✅Choose Your Platform: Blog? Podcast? Video content? Social media? There's a perfect medium for your message—find what works best for you so it is easy to create. ✅Be Authentic: Practice makes perfect, but don't lose your genuine self. Your audience will appreciate your honest perspective. ✅Network and Collaborate: Great minds think alike! Connect with others in your field. Collaboration can lead to amazing opportunities and fresh ideas. ✅Promote Your Content: Once you've created something valuable, don't be shy about sharing it. Engage with your audience and build a community around your ideas.💥This one was hard for me at first, but I finally decided that I wanted to live my purpose and started to put myself out there. Remember, your voice isn't just about being heard—it's about making a difference. That unique perspective will keep people returning for more, eager to learn and grow. So, are you ready to step up and share your message? This is your chance to inspire, educate, and lead the conversation in your field! Don't let self-doubt hold you back. Your audience is out there waiting to hear what you have to say. Your voice? It has the power to create real change! 💪🌟🚀

📚 The Art of Storytelling in Marketing: Lessons from an Eye-Opening Podcast by InVision Communications I recently listened to a fascinating podcast about storytelling, and it got me thinking about its crucial role in marketing. Here's what struck me: 1. Feedback is king 👑 Your audience's reactions are gold. They tell you what resonates, what doesn't, and how to refine your message. It's like being an "alarina" (matchmaker) in Yoruba culture - you're there to guide the relationship between brand and consumer. 2. Experience is everything 🌍 Not just job experience, but life experience. As marketers and creatives, we need to: -Make mistakes and learn from them -Immerse ourselves in different cultures -Travel and explore new places -Read voraciously These experiences shape us into better storytellers, which is the essence of effective marketing. 3. Stories are universal 🎭 Think about it - books, history, brands, even religions... they all revolve around stories. It's how we've communicated for millennia, and it's not changing anytime soon. Marketing isn't just about selling products. It's about crafting narratives that resonate, inspire, and connect. What's your take on storytelling in marketing? Share your thoughts below! 👇 #Marketing #Storytelling #BrandNarratives #CreativeStrategy

Your brand story has the power to change the world… But only if you know how to tell it. So, how do you tell a great story? Well, you can learn from the hacker of humans and weaver of magnetic brand stories Seth Erikson. Best-selling author of the book ‘How To Hack Humans: Storytelling for Startups”, the chief mischief maker and partner of Storify Agency. Seth helps brand’s like yours disrupt thinking by inspiring a curiosity that will leave your audience begging for more. 🥺 So, would you like to learn how to weave a magnetic brand story? Well, you can choose what you’d like to do next… 👇 🎧 You can listen and learn with this repost of Seth on ep114 of The Unified Brand Podcast via our story and bio (40 min 31 sec) - https://lnkd.in/ezZViw9c https://lnkd.in/eYUFHN-6 #businessstorytelling #brandstory #businesscommunication #marketingstrategy

Learn more about building trust and credibility with your audiences with our guest Camile Sardina. If you missed this episode, tune in to discover more insights from our fascinating conversation! https://lnkd.in/eT8AGNCq #SparkandIgniteYourMarketing #MarketingPodcast #SmallBusiness #PR #EarnedMedia

This 4-minute clip is basically a free masterclass in brand messaging! Earlier this year, I had Park Howell on The Storytelling Lab (Podcast) to discuss the ABT Storytelling Framework. He delivered the most concise explanation of what it is and how you can easily use it to clarify and elevate your brand messaging. If you're a business owner or marketer, WATCH THIS VIDEO. It will instantly improve your marketing game. And if you want to see more story secrets from the world's best storytellers, subscribe to The Storytelling Lab.

When Paul Sznewajs sends you a podcast clip, you stop everything and listen👂The Knowledge Project is definitely on my must-listen list! One part that really stood out to me in the episode The Storytelling Expert: How to Speak So Everyone Listens was the "spoon story." Matthew Dicks shares a powerful moment from his class during the 2020-2021 school year, saying: "I like to tell that story to especially business people because essentially what I do is I take something that they have at least 8 to 12 of in their kitchen, a simple spoon that they don't see as very valuable. And suddenly it becomes something incredibly meaningful." This resonated with me as a metaphor for business, especially in marketing and branding. Think of your business as a kitchen with 8-12 "spoons" 🍴, representing key areas like operations, strategy, finance, sales, and client retention. Often, branding and marketing are the spoons we overlook, but they’re crucial too. One of those spoons should be dedicated to your branding—your logo, fonts, colors, overall aesthetic, and messaging 🎨 Another should be for marketing—using that branding to make you stand out in a competitive market 🚀 What I’ve learned is that your product or service might be amazing, but without strong branding and marketing, it’s easy to go unnoticed 🤔 Your business is your kitchen—don’t skip out on the spoons! 🥄 https://lnkd.in/gSyNgagw