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It's a necessary prerequisite for persuasion. (Good post on how to understand another's point of view. Via Karen Dietz 
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How to use two basic plots to define your business’ content strategy, while keeping the customer as the hero of the story.
I love this article! It puts anyone's content strategy into a fabulous storytelling context, and gives all of us a way to think about our websites from a narrative perspective.
The ideas here are very helpful and fun to play with. The author, Kat French, did a good job.
Using The Quest story format, you can easily share your customers stories.
Using The Boy Meets Girl format, you can evaluate your website and tell/share your biz stories much better.
The other blog post links at the end of the article look worthy of exploration also.
So go enjoy this delightful -- and helpful -- piece!
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