Jan Morris
09.15.2020
09.15.2020
For digital marketers, the modern customer is elusive. They have access to unlimited information (whether true or false), easy communication, and endless brand alternatives right at their fingertips — which means brands have to constantly re-evaluate to compete. In the this contemporary crowded marketplace, where customer demand is at an all-time high and brand trust is low, how do companies stand out?
There are hundreds of creative approaches to consider when building a new marketing strategy (or spicing up an old one.) Whether visual, audio, graphic design or anything in between — there’s one common theme that holds entertainment value and helps brands boost their own individuality.
Enter: storytelling. Within every brand image, motto, slogan, logo and individual employee there’s a bit of the brand’s personality — a story, even. Every company has something to say, why not do so through your marketing strategy? With thorough planning, audience research and engaging content, a brand can tell its authentic story, build brand trust and sell products. This can be anything from non-profit content, employee interviews or creative customer impact narratives.
Storytelling is authentic, relatable and honest — but, it can only be done with sincerity and thoughtful planning. It is a subtle art that requires a brand to be honest — but, when done correctly, it can build trust and boost publicity. It’s time for brands to tell their story… so, what’s yours?