JD Schramm, Stanford GSB lecturer in organizational behavior and director of the Mastery in Communication Initiative, presents this workshop specifically des...
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Karen Dietz's comment,
March 2, 3:44 PM
I agree Annette! It would be a wonderful and enriching experience.
DERICK JOSE's comment,
March 9, 7:53 AM
Thanks Karen ... this was a brilliant share ... changed my perspective dramatically ...Keep them coming
Karen Dietz's comment,
March 10, 2:20 PM
Thank you Derick! So glad you found it helpful and I will keep 'em coming :))
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From Rohit Bhargava, Founder, Influential Marketing Group and the author of Likeonomics
Karen Dietz's insight:
Here is a example packed SlideShare presentation about 15 marketing trends for 2013 that Bhargava has identified. As you can imagine, since it is the end of the year, I've looked at a ton of these kinds of lists. This is by far the best one I have found. And 3 of the 15 trends have to do with storytelling: Partnership Publishing; Precious Print; and Back Storytelling. What I love about Bhargava's work are all of the examples shared to back up his trends. Even for the trends that don't have to do with storytelling, this piece is well worthwhile. I also really like that at the end of the slides he gives us his 2012 list and shares if the trends materialized or not. Even better, he then shares his own back story of how he identified the trends for 2013. This is a very complete list and dense with material to chew on. It can certainly help our businesses in 2013. Enjoy! This review was written by Karen Dietz for her curated content on business storytelling atwww.scoop.it/t/just-story-it Delete the scoop?
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It’s tempting to look at pop culture for insight into the zeitgeist, and it’s hard to look at pop culture without seeing a lot of Zombies. This may well not be a coincidence.
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This article by Alan Snitow goes right along with the other article I curated today on Anthrocapitalism. Here Snitow talks about the massive shifts in consumer attitudes/behaviors that are creating shifts in marketing and branding. The author suggests that one of these huge shifts is away from 'aspiration' marketing, where consumers aspire to buy their way into a better life, to 'inspiration' marketing. Inspiration marketing is focused less on what companies can give, and more on what consumers themselves can achieve. In other words, making customers the hero of the story. But there is more here to the discussion and I encourage you to read the article. It's not that long and makes great points. Even better, Snitow shares short videos of companies who have moved from aspirational to inspirational marketing. Perhaps this is what your business needs to do. And once again, I wonder about the influence of storytelling. Of course stories fit exceedingly well into inspirational marketing. Yet how much has the awareness, education in, and experiences with stories shaping the conversation and this movement? Maybe it is more of a chicken-and-egg syndrome. In any event, I find it fascinating that this article and the one on anthrocapitalism show up on the same day but from different sources. And on the same day I received an email newsletter talking about how businesses are now in a post-Demming-process era and now in the era of valueing people in business. And the business was re-defining all of its work to meet this new direction. Well, certainly these discussions about the value of people over profits in business have been around for years. Only time will tell if trend watchers are actually seeing shifts that will stick, or if we are all just spitting into the wind again. How will you show up in 2013? Your thoughts? This review was written by Karen Dietz for her curated content on business storytelling atwww.scoop.it/t/just-story-it Delete the scoop?
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I've started watching this 1:38:55 hour video by JD Schramm at Stanford University's business school on concise storytelling and I already know I'm going to love it.
Schramm does a marvelous job teaching storytelling and you can find his first video "How To Tell Your Story For Impact" (it is just as long but excellent) in this curation. Here's the link: http://www.gsb.stanford.edu/news/headlines/schramm_impact_2011.html
Now he is tackling how to make business storytelling short, sweet, and to the point. It's geared towards leaders but anyone will benefit from watching this. Apply these lessons to marketing, branding, content creation, and sales, too.
So sit back and enjoy. I know it is going to be well worth it. If I find it isn't, I'll come back and rewrite this review!
This review was written by Karen Dietz for her curated content on business storytelling atwww.scoop.it/t/just-story-it