Try this approach within your business this week – simple storytelling.
We used to rely solely on sharing product features and hoping prospects would connect. The belief being the client would know how to apply our solution – after all, our solution is obviously what they need.
We have recently started to focus on storytelling in our marketing, you would have hopefully sen our Client Friday Insights which are directoly taken from existing client engagements.
Here’s what we learned—and what you can try this week:
1. Identify Your Brand’s Core Story
Customers don’t just buy what you sell; they buy why you sell it. Reflect on what inspired you to start your business. Share that authentic story in your marketing to make your brand relatable.
For us it is the joy (and income) we get from seeing clients go beyond what they thought possible.
2. Use Emotion to Connect
Data shows story-driven content generates 22× more engagement than plain facts (according to Buffer). Highlight real customer experiences or challenges your business helps solve. This builds trust and emotional bonds.
We are truly trying to convey the impact, however in todays marketing world, this is not believed.
I often ask clients after an engagement – why did they not believe us when we explained the impact?
3. Create Clear Calls to Action Linked to Your Story
Encourage your audience to engage by asking questions or inviting them to share their experiences. Track story engagements—likes, comments, and shares—to monitor impact and adjust your approach.
You would see this in our materials – we are always keen to assist, so please reach out.
According to Headstream, 55% of consumers are more likely to purchase from brands whose stories they love.
This week, try integrating authentic storytelling into your posts and watch how your audience responds.
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What’s your business story? Share how you connect with your audience or ask questions below.
💡 Need support putting this into action? Reach out — we’re here to help.
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References:
David Neville Davis, The PROFIT Coach
Seth Godin, This is Marketing