It's Time to Make Presentations More Story-Driven

HeadUP is your Social Storytelling Network, a problem-and-solution website where you can transmit your optimism, tell how you keep or kept your head up.

Share positive and fun experiences, write personal achievements or read remarkable success stories.

Tell the world about a solution you found to a challenging situation or a difficulty you once faced.

With the improved graphics and overall performance, these games have certainly evolved a lot.

And with the release of the Android TV over a few months, you can now access a vast number of games on it.

It has excellent storytelling and voice acting with a fascinating environment based on DC Vertigo’s award-winning Fables comic book series.

You may find some of the characteristics of this game similar to the other Telltale games available for download on Android.Jackbox Party Pack 2This title is a widely recognized one, which consists of a collection of games that can be best enjoyed during a social gathering.

The reason for the same is that it has been set in an atmosphere, four thousand years before the rise of the Galactic Empire.

Sith Lord Darth Malak with an armada, attacks the Republic and to stop him, is in the hands of the player.

Go back in time and recall this morning – do you remember that ad banner embellishing the news website you saw while you were headed to work?

This is just a way for brands to share their stories with their audience.For the sake of saving you some time, there are three primary reasons we would love to highlight here:Connecting with your target audienceTypically, customers think of a brand as an untouchable entity that leads the common people (aka any customer who doesn’t have a lush Swiss bank account).

Considering the short attention span people have these days and the kind of fast-paced world we live in, brands have a very small window of opportunity to convey their idea.

Storytelling provides a way to ditch this roadblock and get your message across!Uniting peoplePeople from different cultures and different parts of the world understand the basic concept of a hero, his hunt, and triumph.

Stories are like a global language that develops a sense of community among all types of people.

In spite of that, there are a few non-negotiable components that together help in delivering a remarkable storytelling experience.These characteristics make for a great story:Global: Every member in your audience should find all the characters relatable and be able to put themselves in their shoes as they continue trekking deeper into their hunt.Long-Lasting: The story should be certain to pass from one person to another and maybe from one generation to the other, be it because of the narrative’s characterizing humor, boldness, or pure emotions.Captivating: Your story should be able to keep the audience hooked to their seats, wondering, “what’s going to happen next?”Well-structured: It should communicate the clear-cut key message, helping the audience consume it.The Process of StorytellingStorytelling too is an art, and just like any other artist, storytellers also need to be skilled, creative, and do lots (literally lots) of practice.

At some point in time we’ve all found ourselves stuck in conversations that didn’t exactly hold our attention—the friend you bumped into at the grocery store who waxed eloquent about his career accomplishments or the new dog mommy in your apartment who endlessly bragged about her pet’s antics.

People are so engrossed in telling their story that listening seems like the hardest thing to do.The same holds true for content marketing.

B2B organizations today talk incessantly about their products and services, sometimes mindlessly shoving communication about their “next-gen” solutions down the customer’s throat.

Little do they care to find out if the customer is remotely interested in the glorious origins of their product or if their story is of any consequence to the customer?

A survey by Meaningful Brands, 2017 pointed out that 84% of people expect brands to provide content that entertains, tells stories, provides solutions, and creates experiences.Story listening—the missing piece of corporate storytellingWithout storytelling, our civilization wouldn’t exist, neither would great brands.

Organizations are increasingly hopping on the storytelling bandwagon, but let’s take a step back.