Storytelling branding in practice

As a business concept “storytelling” has had a significant impact on how companies can build strong corporate cultures and credible brands. Yet many corporations are still confused as to how exactly storytelling can make a difference: Why should we tell stories at all? What makes a good story? And h...

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Main Author: Fog, Klaus (-)
Other Authors: Budtz, Christian, Munch, Philip, Blanchette, Stephen
Format: Book
Language:Inglés
Published: Heidelberg : Frederiksberg, Denmark : Springer ; Samfundslitteratur cop. 2010
Edition:2nd ed
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Summary:As a business concept “storytelling” has had a significant impact on how companies can build strong corporate cultures and credible brands. Yet many corporations are still confused as to how exactly storytelling can make a difference: Why should we tell stories at all? What makes a good story? And how do we tell it in a way that advances our company both culturally and fiscally while strengthening our brand? The second edition of this successful book presents ten new case studies. Written by practitioners for practitioners and students and filled with simple tools for putting corporate storytelling into practice, it provides knowledge and inspiration for using storytelling as a strategic tool for releasing your company’s potential.
Physical Description:254 p. : il. ; 24 cm
Bibliography:Incluye referencias bibliográficas e índice
ISBN:9783540883487