And
you thought it was sheer luck. Businesses all across the world have recognized
the importance of brand story for a successful marketing campaign. Internet has
snatched the unconquerable throne of Television, an old girlfriend of larger
organizations for telling their brand stories and promote. Social media and
online video have helped revolutionize the medium and made possible for mass
companies to spread their brand stories.
Changing times, changing format!!
Most
of the early brand story telling resembled old school format of characters,
plot, conflict and resolution. But with changing form of consumers, increased
competition and intense price wars, the formula have changed too. Current
brand’s story telling has evolved and showcases the emergence of advertising,
earned media, videos, e-newsletter, Pinterest, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter,
blogging. Whoa some list!!
Thoughts to ponder over!!
Stop
and think. There are few topics that requires your attention before formulating
your brand’s storyline:
1. Targeted
- To whom?
The
story should be an agreeable affair within the PR, writers and digital
executives of your company. Integration within internal functions would ensure
that messages are in sync and translatable across all mediums.
2. Decide
the impact:
Major
impact is decided over projection of the story. A fact based history will
generate a different emotional response over a school child anecdote. This
response will automatically fit into the reminder of over emphasized story.
3. Translating
mediums:
Numerous
communication tools at hand has definitely widened the options but increased
the complexity of choosing the best for your brand story. Over analyze and then
decide.
4. Interaction
and after action:
Impact
would decide the mix of mediums. You can send an e-newsletter, combine
advertising with Facebook updates and prep it up with posting an associative
picture over Instagram. Right amount of ingredients would spice up your
storyline.
This
entire piece could be wrapped up in a single quote “With changing time, change
your storyline”. Creativity is undeniably the king and your storyline should be
compelling enough to be memorable and shareable..
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