The Business Storytelling Podcast

Should your content - corporate, too - be written in the first person and what does that even mean? Here's my answer in this quick bonus episode of "The Business Storytelling Show." Read more on the topic: https://www.christophtrappe.com/what-is-writing-in-first-person/

Kate Bradley Chernis, founder and CEO of Lately, an AI-driven content creation platform returns to "The Business Storytelling Show for Episode 666 to discuss what are the ethical considerations for generative AI use in business? Join us. Try Lately: lately.ai Check out the eye-level cam I used: https://amzn.to/4bZHujH Kristian Aloma's narrative economy book: https://amzn.to/3KnC06I

The tones of your copy won't sing when the writers don't even understand why it needs to exist in the first place. Composing those masterpieces all starts with a copywriting brief. Copy Chief Vikki Ross joins me on Episode 665 of "The Business Storytelling Show" to discuss: Why copywriting briefs are so important What goes into them How to use them efficiently And more...

Are curved monitors just a gimmick, or do they truly enhance your experience while creating content? In this bonus episode of the Business Storytelling Show, I take a closer look at the latest trend in display technology. I'm putting this 27-inch curved monitor to the test in this review episode. Join me and check out the model I'm discussing here.

SEO expert expert Sarah Presch joins me on Episode 664 of “The Business Storytelling Show” to give us the answer. We discuss: What is cognitive bias? Things to know for SEO And more…. Join us. Connect with Sarah: http://sarahpresch.com

What are some of the common marketing mistakes companies make? Purna Virji, author of "High-Impact Content Marketing," joins me on Episode 663 of "The Business Storytelling Show" to tell us what they are and how teams can avoid making them. Join us and grab a copy of her book here: https://amzn.to/3yh4rQL

Why coaching is important in the workplace shouldn't even be a question or something that should be discussed at length, but here we are. People are short on time, deliverables are piling up, and they forget about that personal balance. But to create a true content performance culture and even be successful in marketing, teams need to build and grow together. And that includes a certain level of coaching. Maybe it's not just the "manager" doing it all, either. Thomas Willis, author of "The Great Engagement: How CEOs Create Exceptional Cultures," covers the topic in his book and joins me on Episode 662 of "The Business Storytelling Show" to discuss: Why coaching cultures matter How do you get them to work Where does the time from And more Join us.

I joined Emanuel on his podcast to talk about some of my favorite AI workflows and tools. Join us and listen to his podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/marketing-in-the-age-of-ai-with-emanuel-rose/id1741982484 Some of the products mentioned: Opus Clips: https://www.opus.pro/?via=413b47 Grammarly: https://www.grammarly.com/referrals/redeem?key=n1c49xdadhw6hsts Otter AI: https://otter.ai/referrals/XT65HNJS

David Toushek, founder of Everything Communications, discusses the future of business communication including AI, CommTech, and the role of Chief Communication Officers. Topics include adapting to live streaming, integrating AI authentically, the need for a comprehensive communication strategy, training employees for diverse channels, and enhancing customer experiences through technology.

Erika Heald invited me to be a guest on her weekly Content Chat LinkedIn Live. We discussed a recent market research conference I attended, technology advances in content and many topics in between Here is our chat and you can connect with Erika here: https://erikaheald.com/