For a startup, what is more important: a good product or a good story? Personally, I think a good product is a no-brainer because it makes it easier for marketers to do their job.
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For Startups, What's More Important: Good Product or a Good Story?
Posted by mapleleafmark under StartupsFrom http://www.markevans.ca 3299 days ago
Why is Everyone Suddenly So Excited About Storytelling?
Posted by mapleleafmark under MarketingFrom http://www.markevans.ca 3304 days ago
Storytelling is becoming red-hot within the marketing world as brands look for new and different ways to engage with consumers.
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The 10 Commandments of Startup Messaging
Posted by mapleleafmark under StartupsFrom http://www.markevans.ca 3312 days ago
Some advice for startups on how to make sure their messaging resonates with target audiences. The keys are being customer-centric, and focusing on the value and benefits delivered by your product.
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What Startups and Storytellers Can Learn from Ron Popeil
Posted by mapleleafmark under StartupsFrom http://www.markevans.ca 3324 days ago
There are some key lessons that Ron Popeil, who sold products such as the Pocket Fisherman on late-night infomercials, can teach entrepreneurs and startups about storytelling.
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Pulling the Covers Off My Book: "Storytelling for Startups"
Posted by mapleleafmark under StartupsFrom http://www.markevans.ca 3327 days ago
A new book that provides small businesses, startups and entrepreneurs with strategic and tactical guidance on how to create good stories to drive their marketing and sales. The book features best practices, real-world case studies, tools and advice from dozens of entrepreneurs.
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