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What is Storytelling? Why Does Storytelling Work? What are Good Examples? [UML]

Sword and the Script

Like many in PR, I’ve had debated many times over the years, and the reason is that storytelling works. It humanizes a brand, creates an emotional connection, and boosts recall in a way that a list of statistics, no matter how compelling just can’t rival. 1) What is storytelling? 2) Why storytelling works: The Angel’s Cocktail.

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How to Get Creative With Your Toothpaste and Oral Care Campaigns

5W PR

These days, consumers aren’t going to be paying attention to the latest promotional effort from an oral hygiene brand unless it’s able to grab their attention with innovative and creative ways. They’ll have to focus on creating campaigns that really stick with consumers and make an impression.

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Why Public Relations Is King During A Crisis

Onclusive

We have seen this during other periods of economic uncertainty: Businesses and consumers react, and those reactions have ripple effects. Consumers have reacted by shifting their focus more toward information than commercialism. The role of public relations is to positively place a brand into news stories.

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Why You Should Master The Art of Storytelling

Masters in Communications

There is a narrative arc, energy, and some sense of the drama and surprise that daily life sometimes entails. As Harrison Monarth writes in The Harvard Business Review : Storytelling evokes a strong neurological response. Here's why storytelling is such a powerful tool: The Power of Synchronicity. In short, they matter.

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How Amazon Uses Brand Storytelling to Inspire Investment

Beyond PR

Communicating brand value to executives and investors isn’t about splashy websites or luxurious launch events. Instead, it is about storytelling, using a narrative to add value to existing perceptions that can either be backed up by your current product or supported by your prospective plans. Your brand’s Netflix is out there.

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The Key to Storytelling for Startups: Avoid the “H” Word

Ishmael's Corner

The founders’ combination of smarts, energy, optimism and chutzpah allows startups to jump over obstacles that logic says shouldn’t be possible. In the excitement to evangelize the story, they don’t see delivery on the brand promise to the finish line. With this mind, I wanted to share some storytelling tips and examples for startups.

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Conference Recap: Microsoft’s Frank X. Shaw on Thriving in the Next Communications Age

PRSay

We need to ask ourselves these questions: What are the impacts on brands? And that opportunity comes in the form of storytelling, diplomacy and truth, he said. Storytelling. “In There are three important things to remember about storytelling: Understand how stories travel. How are they consumed and by who?