How to find and tell your story
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Discovering the art of storytelling by showcasing methods, tips, & tools that help you find and tell your story, your way.  Find me on Twitter @gimligoosetales
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The Promotional Legacy of Game of Thrones | Online Digital Marketing Courses

"The unrivaled cultural phenomenon of Game of Thrones has an almost intangible quality - a mix of ingredients that has propelled it from great to cult to iconic in a relatively short space of time. Love it or loathe it, you’re likely to have been just a bit curious about how the show became so successful.

 

Today’s digital consumers command inspiring storytelling and attention-grabbing narratives from brands, regardless of sector or industry. In fact, superior brand storytelling can increase the value of a product or service by more than 20 times.

 

As a show that boasts one of the most gripping, chaotic and unpredictable plotlines television has ever seen and based on a series of fan- and critically-acclaimed novels, it's fair to say that Game of Thrones has deep foundations in storytelling."

 

Read the full article to find out more about how GoT used these techniques to continue their story off-screen:

  • social media hashtags
  • beautiful death website
  • live streaming experiences
  • collaborations with brands
  • quest for the throne scavenger hunt
  • bleed for the stone experiential campaign
Kim Zinke (aka Gimli Goose)'s insight:

I am such a fan of shows that move their story past the screen.  Even more so when the fans take the story into their own hands and generate their own content.  Among my tv favourites that are doing this well is GoT and Walking Dead.  The story only ends when the reader says it does.

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A Foolproof Process for Identifying Your User Stories | MyVenturePad

A Foolproof Process for Identifying Your User Stories | MyVenturePad | How to find and tell your story | Scoop.it

"It’s not enough to understand how to write Agile Marketing user stories. We also need a process for identifying as complete a set of useful user stories as possible. Read the full article to find out details on this recommended four step process:

- Identify your personas

- For each persona, identify the “jobs to be done”

- For each persona, identify the steps in the buyer’s journey

- Develop a matrix from the steps above

 

There’s a lot here, but if you follow the process, you’ll find that you can document 99% or more of your user stories, which will make your selling and content creation much easier and win you major brownie points with your sales staff."

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