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Several qualities come together to discover this “good stuff.” Research Interviewing Techniques Persistence Dot-connecting...
And a leap of faith (I just know you’re there)
Of course, when we say “the story is always there,” we don’t really mean story by the conventional definition.
The conventional definition of a story always includes something going horribly wrong
Virtually every movie, TV show and book depends on “bad stuff” to generate drama.
For example, in the HBO show “True Detective” Mathew McConaughey goes from this 14
to this ...
But ends up as this.
Companies prefer to not share their mistakes and problems in public.
A photo ionization detector breaking down chemicals under an ultraviolet light doesn’t exactly get the heart racing
But take that same monitor and catch paddle dopers, table tennis players who add chemicals to their paddles for greater sp...
And now journalists care about RAE Systems.
But when HP houses an engineering team in an Airstream stocked with great snacks off campus, the plot thickens.
Journalists have always understood the power of back stories and what grabs people’s attention
Especially sports journalists who otherwise would only write about game results.
Click for Storytelling Microsite Here’s the point. The same storytelling techniques used by journalists can work for commu...
Think of it as a guide for digging out the good stuff
Right, the story is always there.
STORYTELLING WORKSHOP (3 VERSIONS) Executive Communications (emphasis on media) Internal PR Team Employees for General Com...
We also blog on storytelling through a business prism at www.IshmaelsCorner.com
Our Contact Information North America: Stephen Burkhart 1 408 286-2611 Asia Pacific: Caroline Hsu +825 2581-9380 Europe: M...
Business Communications: The Story Is Always There
Business Communications: The Story Is Always There
Business Communications: The Story Is Always There
Business Communications: The Story Is Always There
Business Communications: The Story Is Always There
Business Communications: The Story Is Always There
Business Communications: The Story Is Always There
Business Communications: The Story Is Always There
Business Communications: The Story Is Always There
Business Communications: The Story Is Always There
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Business Communications: The Story Is Always There

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When it comes to business communications. we believe the story is always there.

Yet, these stories rarely arrive on a silver platter for all to see. Instead, the process for finding these narratives can be akin to an excavation, requiring digging and digging and sometimes more digging. This deck offers guidance and mini case studies with the hope of inspiring those charged with communicating to the outside world to find the interesting stuff.

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Business Communications: The Story Is Always There

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  2. 2. Several qualities come together to discover this “good stuff.” Research Interviewing Techniques Persistence Dot-connecting Logic
  3. 3. And a leap of faith (I just know you’re there)
  4. 4. Of course, when we say “the story is always there,” we don’t really mean story by the conventional definition.
  5. 5. The conventional definition of a story always includes something going horribly wrong
  6. 6. Virtually every movie, TV show and book depends on “bad stuff” to generate drama.
  7. 7. For example, in the HBO show “True Detective” Mathew McConaughey goes from this 14
  8. 8. to this ...
  9. 9. But ends up as this.
  10. 10. Companies prefer to not share their mistakes and problems in public.
  11. 11. A photo ionization detector breaking down chemicals under an ultraviolet light doesn’t exactly get the heart racing
  12. 12. But take that same monitor and catch paddle dopers, table tennis players who add chemicals to their paddles for greater spin …
  13. 13. And now journalists care about RAE Systems.
  14. 14. But when HP houses an engineering team in an Airstream stocked with great snacks off campus, the plot thickens.
  15. 15. Journalists have always understood the power of back stories and what grabs people’s attention
  16. 16. Especially sports journalists who otherwise would only write about game results.
  17. 17. Click for Storytelling Microsite Here’s the point. The same storytelling techniques used by journalists can work for communicators as well.
  18. 18. Think of it as a guide for digging out the good stuff
  19. 19. Right, the story is always there.
  20. 20. STORYTELLING WORKSHOP (3 VERSIONS) Executive Communications (emphasis on media) Internal PR Team Employees for General Communications WEBSITE AUDIT AND RECOMMENDATIONS Analysis of Storytelling in Website Content CORPORATE BLOG WORKSHOP Storytelling + Technical Beyond applying storytelling techniques to our client campaigns, we offer the following services: BTW, we walk the talk
  21. 21. We also blog on storytelling through a business prism at www.IshmaelsCorner.com
  22. 22. Our Contact Information North America: Stephen Burkhart 1 408 286-2611 Asia Pacific: Caroline Hsu +825 2581-9380 Europe: Mark Pinsent +44 (0)203 322 6903 Global: Lou Hoffman 1 408 286-2611

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