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Sep. 28, 2011 By Ad Kleijberg
A great contribution to the hot topic of storytelling. With clarity and humor, the author points out why you should incorporate storytelling in your marketing tools, and how to do this. The questions "How do you spread your story" and "What should I tell" are discussed in depth. A must-read for business leaders who want to be successful in this hyper-connected world.
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Sep. 27, 2011 By Karl Haddad
A great read... an insightful manner that transcends the obvious and brings clarity to that which one wants to say but is unable to communicate effectively. Wherein lies our story, and as interesting and fascinating it may be to us and our friends, it is meaningless to others if not transmitted properly. This is a great guide... a sort of 'Tipping Point' equivalent to story telling... and lets remember before our societies could read and write it was the power of the story teller that told the tales.. and this in turn redefined boys into men, men in heroes and heroes into the destroyers of the ancient Gods... enjoy... i did!

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Copyright Raf Stevens (Standard Copyright License)
Published September 25, 2011
Language English
Pages 226
 
Binding Hardcover (casewrap)
Interior Ink Black & white
Dimensions (inches) 6.0 wide × 9.0 tall

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