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7 Sources of Inspiration for Writing Sizzling Social Media Posts | Rebekah Radice

7 Sources of Inspiration for Writing Sizzling Social Media Posts | Rebekah Radice | Public Relations & Social Media Insight | Scoop.it

Writing a compelling post that grabs the attention of your audience day in and day out can be challenging. It can also be time consuming, aggravating and downright exhausting.


Between tweets, Facebook posts, Google+ updates and the myriad of additional social sites frequented daily, producing fresh and unique content on a consistent basis can leave our creative juices feeling picked at, poked through and squeezed dry.


Unless you are a natural born writer with exceptional skills, running out of content ideas is inevitable.


While the 7 sources of inspiration below will not keep you from hitting the proverbial brick wall, they will help you put some sizzle in your social and begin to compile a list of resources to assist in the creation of social media posts that ignite and excite your audience.

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Seven basic tips to get you inspired for blogging.

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Organizational Storytelling: an interview with Paul Smith

A dialogue on the subject of organizational storytelling; narrative as a leadership capability. Author and story consultant David Hutchens of www.DavidHutche...

 

[Interview with storytelling author Paul Smith. I just finished Smith's book "Lead with a Story" and it's a must-read ~ Jeff]


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Karen Dietz's curator insight, December 4, 2012 11:49 AM

Woo hoo! Here are two of my favorite colleagues -- David Hutchens and Paul Smith -- talking about Paul's recent book Lead With A Story.


Paul, who works for Proctor and Gamble, shares with us his insights about storytelling and leadership based not only on his research with CEOs around the country, but also from his own corporate expeirence. That's what I love -- a guy in the trenches sharing lessons with us all.


Now David is no slouch either and is one of the earliest practitioners of working with stories in organizations around knowledge management, knowledge transfer, and systems thinking. He's been on my bookshelf for years now, and I always enjoy our conversations together.


This 60-minute video -- from a Google Hangout that happened a few days ago -- is great. I love the questions David asks and I love what Paul shares with us -- stories about PPTs, how to avoid being a boring, and learning who the real hero is. And that's just for starters!


Thanks guys for a terrific session.


Hey -- each one of you is a leader in your own right. Take the time to dig in here and get even better as a leader!


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

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The Vital Role of Scenarios in Learning

The Vital Role of Scenarios in Learning | Public Relations & Social Media Insight | Scoop.it
In the world of website development, they say content is king. In the world of training/education, you can provide truckloads of content, but it's really context that rules.

Why Include Scenarios?

 

I like this article! Hey -- in business we are constantly having to educate people about our product or service. So here's an idea for you -- use scenarios in your presentations to get everyone involved in on-the-spot learning. Providing someone an experience of your company, product, service builds instant connection, rapport, and transfers knowledge.

 

The author has a terrific diagram in the article about creating scenarios along with lots of great links.

 

Now if you are a trainer, scenarios are not new to you, but I bet you will find the info and links shared here a valuable resource!

 

Thanks @IdeaLearningGroup for sending me this link :)

 

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


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