Does your marketing tell a story? Well, perhaps, but in this post blogger Drew McLellan argues many of our marketing stories fall short. Why? There may be a variety of reasons and McLellan compiles a pretty compelling list. Be sure to check this post to see what pieces you may be missing.
Does Your Marketing Tell A Story?
Posted by Small Business Tribe under MarketingFrom http://www.drewsmarketingminute.com 4173 days ago
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4173 days ago
You hear a lot about story telling in marketing these days. However, it often feels like more of an ideal than a reality to me. I'm sure we've all seen those fantastic stories from time to time. Some big brands like Apple and Starbucks come to mind. But telling your company's story, and more particularly the right story, can be a huge challenge. Thanks for the post!