Brand Storytelling and Positioning
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Brand Storytelling and Positioning
Flywheel Effect: Positive Feedback Loops - Eric Jorgenson — Eric Jorgenson
Eric Jorgensonejorgenson.com
That companies are supposed to have a “vision” and a “mission” is confusing as hell and I’ve never met anyone who can explain the difference.
Much easier and more useful:
What do you do? For who? How do you do it? WHY?
Patrick OShaughnessytwitter.comDemain
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love the words in this lil gem of a microsite from Nashily, the head of storytelling at the browser company:
What can you do but tell your story.
Audre Lorde writes that it is through poetry that we give name to those ideas that are, until the poem, nameless and formless. She writes of poetry as illumination, as dream and vision, as the spawning ground for the most radical and daring of ideas.So, Audre Lorde and tech? Actually, yes.
Demain believes deeply in the poetics of founding and company building. In the earliest stages, founders, too, are poets shaping the nameless into existence.
You, too, are writing a new story, and these stories become the core of your company. They inform how you scale your people, your roadmap, your engineering practices. How you codify beliefs, priorities, decisions. How you build tomorrow, today.
Demain exists to help you tell your story, when it’s all still in your head.
For brands who find themselves in a culture of Exploration, the goal should be to usher their users into a culture of Transformation by creating certainty in the market.
In a high optimism, high risk environment like this, people need to be instilled with confidence to move forward.
Jasmine Bina • The 4 Phases of Culture Brands
Brands don’t need purpose. They should help customers achieve their purpose
Robert Thiemann • WELLNESS SHOULD BE THE FOUNDATION OF ALL CUSTOMER EXPERIENCES
How your startup can rise above the crowd with storytelling & positioning | Product Hunt
Product Huntproducthunt.com
We’ve gotten so damn good at making products with good physical attributes that the commercial war of the future will be about identity rather than value —Iannaccone