
About this episode
A client recently asked me a GREAT question about using stories in her content, specifically when she might not want to share ALL the details. I turned her story into one that can benefit YOU as we discuss how to tell your stories more effectively and intentionally.
I hope you walk away inspired to bring more stories into your content and less stuck in overthinking when you do!
- Why stories in your content
- Types of stories you can tell in your business and marketing
- Telling a concise Origin Story and where to use it
- Telling Client Stories with 4 simple tips
- Telling your behind-the-scenes stories with more ease
- How to keep track of your stories and bring them to life
- 4 Questions to ask yourself before sharing your story
- And more!
Resources & Links Mentioned
👉🏻 EXTENDED SHOW NOTES with story prompts/questions
Improving Your Storytelling in Your Business: She Built This Episode with Kindra Hall
The Ever-Relevant Origin Story: Content with Character
Story Stash Workbook
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I’m Emily Aborn, I’m a Copywriter, Content Marketing Consultant, Speaker, and Podcast Host. My little family lives in the backwoods of New Hampshire where we spend time hiking, reading, and playing Crib Wars (IYKYK).
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