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Whitley, William

 
9781418451080: Story Selling in the Connected Economy: Build Trust and Retain Customers for Life
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ISBN 10 : 1418451088 ISBN 13 : 9781418451080
Editeur : AuthorHouse, 2004

Synopsis

A quiet, but powerful revolutionis underway... as the Internet and TV worlds converge; corporations are becomingincreasingly interested in creating their own corporate TV networks. One of thebiggest reasons for this push is the desire to communicate with customers,offer them helpful friendly advice and in so doing, build a relationship oftrust.¿ Unfortunately, TV content andcorporate content are vastly different.¿Corporate content is usually dry and typically delivered by a singlesubject matter expert in a speech or training program.¿ Conversely, TV content is based on storytelling, entertaining and informative story packages and is based on a varietyof messengers, including heroes, luminaries, and experts.Succeeding in this brave newworld may be easier said than done.¿ Inorder to thrive, corporations must learn three things: how to create content thatfocuses on what the audience wants to learn, not what you want to sell, how touse the right media and technology to leverage that content, and how to use iteffectively in marketing programs.¿ Thisbook teaches corporate communicators how to do exactly that.

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Biographie de l'auteur

Serial entrepreneurs, Bill Whitley and Patrick Thean,co-founded MindBlazer in 1999.¿ TodayMindBlazer is a leading Education-Based Marketing firm that helps corporationscapture their knowledge and package it into stories that increase sales andmarket share.¿ Now in its fourth year,MindBlazer has leveraged Education-Based Marketing for more than 40 majorcorporations such as: Yahoo!, American Express, Wachovia, Cisco Systems, Dell,HP, Intel, Lending Tree, Lowe's Company and Georgia Pacific.¿ Bill formed his first company,The Whitley Group when he was 28.¿ TheWhitley Group was a pioneer in the interactive multimedia world.¿ After 8 straight years of growth, The WhitleyGroup was acquired by Atlanta basediXL.¿¿ Bill Whitley is a corporate storyteller.¿ For over 15 years, first at TheWhitley Group and now at MindBlazer, Bill has worked diligently to helpcompanies craft their stories and their sales presentations.¿ Bill has a unique gift for making complextopics interesting and easy to understand. ¿¿In 1991, Patrick founded MetasysInc., a leading logistics and supply chain software company, and led it to itsranking of 151 on Inc. Magazine's 'Inc 500' list in 1997. Ernst &Young awarded Patrick the North Carolina Entrepreneur of the Year Award for EmergingCompanies in 1996. Metasys was among the Top 500 national software companieswhen it merged with Optum in 1998 to create a more complete supply chainsoftware company.¿ Patrick is a student of businessand entrepreneurship.¿ He has served asPresident of the Charlotte chapterof YEO (Young Entrepreneur's Organization) as well as a member of the KauffmanFoundation's YEO-kauffman CenterAdvisory Council.¿ Patrick earned hisMasters and Bachelors degrees in electrical engineering from Cornell University.

Présentation de l'éditeur

A quiet, but powerful revolutionis underway... as the Internet and TV worlds converge; corporations are becomingincreasingly interested in creating their own corporate TV networks. One of thebiggest reasons for this push is the desire to communicate with customers,offer them helpful friendly advice and in so doing, build a relationship oftrust.¿ Unfortunately, TV content andcorporate content are vastly different.¿Corporate content is usually dry and typically delivered by a singlesubject matter expert in a speech or training program.¿ Conversely, TV content is based on storytelling, entertaining and informative story packages and is based on a varietyof messengers, including heroes, luminaries, and experts.Succeeding in this brave newworld may be easier said than done.¿ Inorder to thrive, corporations must learn three things: how to create content thatfocuses on what the audience wants to learn, not what you want to sell, how touse the right media and technology to leverage that content, and how to use iteffectively in marketing programs.¿ Thisbook teaches corporate communicators how to do exactly that.

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Éditeur
AuthorHouse
Date d'édition
2004
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
1418451088
ISBN 13 
9781418451080
Reliure
Broché
Nombre de pages
148
Coordonnées du fabricant
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