The Storytelling Strategy That BuzzFeed and Star Wars Have in Common
Whether you're making a movie about space adventures or a listicle about where you went to college, great stories share a crucial element: relatability.
The Content Strategist
Whether you're making a movie about space adventures or a listicle about where you went to college, great stories share a crucial element: relatability.
While most people are looking for a magic solution or singular trick, the truth is that storytelling is an art and a science.
If you're going to spend millions to put your story in front of people, you better make sure it's a story they're going to love.
Consumers don't just want great products—they want to see that companies know the difference between right and wrong.
Great stories do so much more than just entertain us. They're key for anyone who wants to make people think, care, and remember.
Today's content marketers are asked to juggle three or four jobs at once. How is that going to affect new hires for 2018?
Until Snapchat lands on an identity and offers a solid distribution product, advertisers should hold off on making a commitment.
I usually balk at predictions about Facebook's demise, but the latest algorithm change has huge consequences that could hurt everyone involved.
While teens have flocked to YouTube, Instagram, and Snapchat, Facebook is the only major social platform that lost users in that demographic.