The journey of the story starts when that character encounters a problem. Companies tend to sell solutions to external problems, but customers buy solution to internal problems. If you haven't clearly defined the problem that you solve, they're gong to throw that business card away and won't call you again. The only reason people are calling you is because they need to solve that problem.
This week my new book Building a StoryBrand is out! If you’ve been wanting to clarify your message pick it up today at Amazon or Barnes and Noble!
That said, if you don’t want to order it because reading hurts your brain, there’s a distant, distant second option I recommend. And that’s to listen to this week’s podcast because this week, J.J. and I shamelessly plug the book by going through it point by point. It’s like the audiobook but with a laugh track!
The main reason I wrote the book is because I wanted to make marketing easy and I believe it accomplishes that task.
To get the best points, though, you’ll have to buy the book to get. I’m no dummy. Anyway, I hope you read these ideas, apply them and make loads of money. And I hope they make you want to buy the book to make even more.
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