Storytelling is one of
the most powerful ways to get your business message
across!
If you are running a
business or promoting yourself as an ‘individual brand’, your
story is a strong and effective means of marketing. Telling your story
can:
- Increase brand
recognition
- Encourage
followers
- Build a loyal
community
- Maintain existing
clients/customers
- Increase visitors to your
website
- Increase sales
- Increase
clicks/downloads/sign-ups
- Establish you as an expert in
your field
Hear viewpoints from
storytelling experts
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Dorit Sasson is a story mentor, author, speaker
and creator of "Giving Voice to Your Story" website at www.GivingaVoicetotheVoicelessBook.com
and radio show. She helps professionals and businesses get out of their way so
they can tell their most compelling story that will reposition their brands. One
of the ways Dorit empowers women business owners as storytellers is by teaching
the power of vulnerability and authenticity so they can engage their clients
more effectively and help build trust. |
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Joyce Faulkner just
retired after five years as president of Military Writers Society of America.
Joyce has been writing and winning awards since she was 15 years old. Her
background also includes a career in engineering. She’s written for a variety of
magazines from technical to literary. She is also the graphic designer of MWSA
Dispatches Magazine and author of over 15 books many with backgrounds in
Pittsburgh. She is an author and ghostwriter and co owner of Red Engine
Press.
“Pittsburgh is such a cool place
and we wanted to do a book that would let kids and adults know all of the great
places to visit, many of them free or low cost. And then we thought the book
itself could also be a visitation of beauty.” She is now a Pittsburgher through
and through residing in Pittsburgh with her husband John and her toy poodle
Rosie who is very offended that Joyce has become one of Luke’s humans in "Fun
Days in Pittsburgh. www.joycefaulkner.com
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** Just Added to the Panel! ** Elizabeth
Speed is an Emmy-award winning television producer with experience in all
aspects of video production, magazine writing, corporate communications and
training/industrial videos. She strongly believes in the power of narrative
storytelling as a vehicle for the transmission of all kinds of information. Her
professional background includes content and training video for Development
Dimensions International, TV and magazine features for WQED Pittsburgh, and web
content.
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** Just Added to the
Panel! ** Lorie Singer has been telling stories for as long as she
can remember. She's retold stories she's seen or heard, and made up stories of
her own just to amuse herself. The stories have taken lots of different shapes
over the years – press releases, videos, scripts, blog entries and even a
recently completed novel. Lorie believes every organization, every company,
every person has a story to tell. Some are better at sharing their stories than
others, and that's where she comes in. She likes to find out about an
organization, it's company and it's people, learn about what makes them special,
and then helping figuring out the best way to tell their
story.
Lorie's career has taken her from Weekend Director in
small market television to Communications Specialist on a large government
contract with stops along the way in Instructional Design, Graphic Support and
Marketing. It's been a wonderful, if not unusual road. You can follow the latest
twists and turns at www.lorieegsinger.com
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