Have you read Building a StoryBrand? What were your thoughts?
Posted February 8, 2021
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"If you’re not prepared to be wrong, you’ll never come up with anything original."
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Funny story - I don't know if Marcus is actively in the Impact+ community but I had asked Marcus how he thought that StoryBrand impacted the "They Ask You Answer" approach awhile ago or so and I tried to mail him a copy of the book to add to his list (I'm always mailing people books LOL). The people at the River Pools probably thought my Exec Assistant was crazy trying to get his personal address to mail the book, haha. I had totally forgotten about all that until I was writing this comment on your post! lol I'd still LOVE to know the answer!
One of the things I love about the StoryBrand approach is "leading with empathy". If you are talking to your prospects about how you can help them "survive and thrive", prospects will burn less energy trying to figure out how you (and your company) fit into THEIR story. Clarity is ALWAYS a good thing! I love looking at various websites to see how clear (or unclear) what they do is. Its like the #1 thing I look at to determine if a website is done well after reading this book. (Don't check our website - because we haven't implemented any of this internally yet!) : )
Do you have any case study level examples of great website storytelling that you can share