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Your New Year’s Storytelling Resolutions

Your New Year’s Storytelling Resolutions | Education 2.0 & 3.0 | Scoop.it

"At the end of every year, we tell ourselves a story. We piece together the narrative of our much kinder, much healthier and much more successful selves. We pack it into an unrealistic yet hopeful wish that we send out into space on December 31st.So we make New Year’s resolutions, only to break them on January 1st. And that’s ok. We are no more than human. But a resolution that can help us on all levels is rather simple (this is not a self-help book). It’s all about finding your existing strengths and quirky, cool sides, not about reinventing yourself within a year.It’s all about finding your own narrative and, yeah, embracing it. And this concerns both yourself and your brand. And if you want to make a few more meaningful resolutions for your business, let’s go with storytelling ones."Read the full article to find out more about these storytelling resolutions that will help you find and tell your story this year: - Dig in your own past to find your brand’s story - Start thinking in stories - Do visual storytelling - And do video storytelling. A lot of it - Find the right channels and the right people - Then let your customers continue the story


Via Kim Zinke (aka Gimli Goose)
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A Significant Part of Your Biz Story: Purpose-Driven Marketing

A Significant Part of Your Biz Story:  Purpose-Driven Marketing | Education 2.0 & 3.0 | Scoop.it

You’ll often find me in some huge debates online on anything related to politics, religion and capitalism… all the red-hot buttons that most people avoid. It’s why I have personal and branded presences across social media. If you want marketing only, follow the brand. If you want me, follow me… but be careful… you get all of me.+

While I’m an unabashed capitalist, I also have a big heart. I believe we should help one another and not depend on bureaucracies that are inefficient and ineffective. I truly believe the way we change things is by taking personal responsibility and helping to be the catalysts for change. Our agency is always donating time, money and other resources to not just help charities… but to also help businesses that don’t have the resources but have promise. +

It’s no longer good enough to just have a social media presence. Marketing 3.0 will be won by those who become purpose-driven social brands, and to do so, the CMO, CSO, CSR, and Foundation leads must align to bring a cohesive brand story to life. Check out We First’s infographic below with some cold hard facts that make it clear the future of profit is purpose, and the most iconic brands of the future will be those that drive the most meaningful social change. Simon Mainwaring

It’s not just the right thing to do, being purpose-driven is also becoming an expectation of businesses, the motivation for employees and a growing buying habit by consumers. People want their money to go to businesses that are environmentally aware, treat their employees well, and invest time and energy in making the world a better place. +

I’m glad purpose-driven marketing is becoming a growing strategy and topic of conversation – I’ve written before about the frustration I have when people criticize cause marketing (we discussed this with the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge… ugh). I’d encourage every company to promote the efforts they’re making to help those around them – this inforgraphic points to why!

Martin (Marty) Smith's curator insight, September 10, 2014 3:33 AM

Brian is SPOT ON here as usual. We've been watching the annual Cone Consumer Activism Survey for years. The number of consumes who want their brands to do the right thing about health, the planet and human rights has grown steadily for years.

Brian is right when he says it isn't enough to make a great widget anymore. Everyone makes a great widget now. Now we buy from those who are "like us" and who we love.

You can't buy love, but you can sure influence it by your deeds and actions. When I started selling bar soap for P&G a lifetime ago (1981) what a marketer SAID was important.

Marketing was about knitting SAYINGS together and repeating them enough to drill them into memory. Now marketing is about what we DO and any dissonance between what we DO and SAY is death.



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Story as Strategy: How Social Storytelling Creates More Business

Story as Strategy: How Social Storytelling Creates More Business | Education 2.0 & 3.0 | Scoop.it
Social Media Marketing Podcast 69, in this episode Gary Vaynerchuk Gary shares why storytelling is important for your business.
malek's curator insight, December 3, 2013 10:46 AM

Interesting review from Karen Dietz. We all like to share human experience in storytelling

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B2B Sales and Storytelling: 3 Insights For Why It Works So Well

B2B Sales and Storytelling: 3 Insights For Why It Works So Well | Education 2.0 & 3.0 | Scoop.it
Imagine if your salespeople could shine a light of insight on today’s empowered customers so that they no longer underestimate the cost of the status quo and the benefits of change.
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The Role of Storytelling: What Leadership Looks Like In 20 Years

The Role of Storytelling: What Leadership Looks Like In 20 Years | Education 2.0 & 3.0 | Scoop.it
Let’s face it, most of us are addicted technology futurists. Who doesn’t enjoy speculating about what technology marvels will be commonplace in the coming decades? Will it be 3D printing? Artificial intelligence? “Singularity”? All are buzzwords of the emerging technology future. But what about leadership? If we don’t get leadership right, [...]
Jerry Busone's curator insight, August 28, 2014 8:07 AM

Good spin and interesting