Just as a captivating story has the power to engage and move an audience, persuasive storytelling can transform your content marketing strategy, driving results and building a loyal customer base. By crafting narratives that resonate with your target audience, you can create emotional connections that inspire action and influence purchasing decisions. Let’s probe into how the art of storytelling can take your content marketing to new heights.
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Tracy Brinkman is the host of the Dark Horse Entrepreneur podcast, which is designed to help entrepreneurs, coaches, and course creators who feel overwhelmed and uncertain about their business or technology skills in the online space.
In this episode, Tracy talks about the importance of storytelling and how it can be used to build an empire. Storytelling, Tracy argues, is a great tool for entrepreneurs to reach their audience, build their brand, and create an unforgettable experience for their customers. By sharing their own stories and experiences, entrepreneurs can create a powerful connection with the people they are trying to reach, helping them to stand out from the competition. Storytelling can also help to inspire others, giving them the courage to take action and pursue their dreams. Tracy encourages entrepreneurs to use storytelling to connect with their audience and create an unforgettable experience.
Tracy is advocating for the importance of storytelling, and is hosting a free summit on the topic. However, he believes that the same storytelling strategies that gurus use to gain followers can actually be detrimental to businesses. He gives an example of a story that is often used, where someone goes from being in debt to becoming successful. He argues that this type of story does not actually help customers because it does not provide actionable advice. Instead, he encourages businesses to focus on providing useful tips and strategies that can help customers.
Tracy Brinkmann discusses how rags to riches stories work, and how they may not be the best option for attracting high-ticket customers. He advises using discounts, time-sensitive offers, and stories that illustrate how easy and fast a product will work to attract lower end customers. He suggests dampening the rags to riches stories in order to attract more high-end customers, and to use content that demonstrates results. He suggests doing an A/B test to compare the results of a rags to riches story with more powerful stories such as Here’s how we increased our conversions by 93% in 8 weeks.
Tracy shares the importance of using winning stories and messages when trying to increase conversions. Tracy gave examples of stories that could be used to better engage customers, such as earning free publicity and gaining subscribers, customers, and sales in a short period of time. He also suggested telling a story of building a business from $0 to generating revenue in 14 months. He also noted that it’s important to make sure that any stories used are ones that have actually been experienced by the speaker. He made the example of a rags-to-riches story to a more effective one of living in a 1971 Vega car to a 442-room mansion in only four hours of work per week.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00:00 “Unlock Your Potential with Storytelling: How to Level Up Your Business with Dark Horse Entrepreneur”
0:02:32 “The Dangers of Storytelling in Business: How It Could Be Ruining Your Profits”
0:04:02 “The Power of Storytelling: How to Attract the Right Customers for Your Business”
0:09:36 “How to Increase Conversions with Winning Messages and Stories”
0:11:37 Heading: “Authenticity is Key: Proving Your Value to Your Customers”
HIGHLIGHTS
But keep in mind, you’re going to have to continually focus on volume, volume, volume finding more and more and more of these customers to bring through your sales funnel to take them through your ascension letter.
Now, when you want to attract customers on the lower end of this financial spectrum, it’s great to use things like discounts, time sensitive offers and the sort of stories that illustrate how easy and how fast your product will work.
I’ve been there, right? And simply maybe they’re not as knowledgeable about the world of business and the world of marketing. Now, these folks, they’ll easily spend $17, $47 on a product, but they will likely never shell out hundreds or preferably thousands for training, no matter how good the promise, know how great the product is, or know how bad they need the result that they could get on the other side of it.
Your messaging, your story is going to determine what kind of client demographics you attract. Using a rag to riches story tends to attract the people on the lower end of the financial spectrum.
I just start leveling up with some great marketing, personal, or business tips and results, man, we got to get those results in order to build that beautiful business of yours into the empire it absolutely deserves to be.