Business change
66
Getting ahead of the curve in business
Curated by David Hain
Follow
Rescooped by David Hain from Transformational Leadership onto Business change
Scoop.it!

Shaking up habits through disruptive realism

Shaking up habits through disruptive realism | Business change | Scoop.it
Dave Hoffer of Frog Design shares some insights on creativity and Shaking up habits through disruptive realism

Via Susan Bainbridge
David Hain's insight:

I do like a bit of disruption!

Michael Hohenwarter's curator insight, January 14, 11:49 PM

Gefällt mir!

Students Elective Course's curator insight, February 20, 3:58 AM

Talking about changing the way we see the world...

Students Elective Course's curator insight, February 20, 5:50 AM

Disrtuptive realism to shok minds and make peoples get out of their own reality and way of thinking. Banksy is a kind of leader, a prescriptor, by using the street to express his different way of thinking, of seeing. Is one of the leader of this street art by making pass messages through the street to shock and to change the reality. 

Your new post is loading...
Rescooped by David Hain from Just Story It
Scoop.it!

10 Ways Customer Stories Help Companies Sell

10 Ways Customer Stories Help Companies Sell | Business change | Scoop.it
10 Ways Customer Stories Help Companies Sell http://t.co/3JwGufQB via @Savvy_B2B...

 

Woo hoo! If there was any doubt about the necessity for crafting and promoting your customer's stories, then this quick post will dispell them all.

 

Customer case study specialist Casey Hibbard shares some research from Gartner about the impact of customer stories on sales, and then lists specifically how customer stories can lead to business growth.

 

As I'm rebuilding my website, I'm taking Casey's advice -- and hope you do too. 

 

Oh -- but make sure you are actually writing customer stories to share and not testimonials. Testimonials are critical -- yet they are mostly valuable opinions from customers about their experience with you. That's part of your 'story' but they often are not really stories. 

 

Soooo -- write mini-stories or storied case-studies about your work with customers to receive the full impact of your customer stories!

 

This review was written by Karen Dietz for her curated content on business storytelling at www.scoop.it/t/just-story-it ;


Via Karen Dietz
No comment yet.