In our previous post, Storytelling Isn’t Just for Kids, we learned the importance of using brand storytelling to uniquely position a brand and reach consumers.  In the pursuit of deeper connections with their desired audience, brands leave behind traditional advertising and find that providing compelling branded content is what really moves consumers to be a part of their story – their brand story.

This infographic illustrates the importance of brand storytelling, from the consumer’s viewpoint.

For more information on using content to tell your brand story check out nine keys to using music as a storytelling medium or contact us.

Think of an unforgettable brand. What makes it stand out from all the others?

Part of the stickiness this brand has can be tied to its “narrative” – the story that tells who the brand is, what it stands for, and who it aims to be. Brand narratives are becoming more and more critical as marketing, technology and consumers evolve.   As a trend, we’re witnessing customers care about more than just price or product.  They want to believe in what they buy and who they buy it from.

Weaving creative platforms, like entertainment media, and music into storytelling can help brands rise above advertising and promotions, which allows them to connect with customers outside of transactional cycles. These content mediums allow a brand to get personal and engage with audiences without having to hard sell. This type of interaction has the power to not only appeal to the senses, but also enrich the brand story.

Of the many benefits we hear from brands who have developed and tell their narratives with branded content, these are […]