How To Infuse Clarity In Brand Stories
What happens when employees see changes unfold and decisions get made without access to a clear story about what’s going on?
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What happens when employees see changes unfold and decisions get made without access to a clear story about what’s going on?
There’s a natural tendency for businesses, salespeople and marketers to make feature-benefits the focus of their brand stories.
Storytelling master and Professor Henry Jenkins says, “transmedia storytelling represents a process where integral elements of a fiction get dispersed systematically across multiple delivery channels for the purpose of creating a unified and coordinated entertainment experience.
You only have one brand story, but it needs to be told differently at different stages of the relationship you have with those you want to win over as brand advocates.
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