The document discusses how brands can tell their story visually through social media. It emphasizes that consumers have short attention spans, around 6-8 seconds, so brands need to experiment with visual storytelling using any form of digital media. It provides tips for brands on social media storytelling, such as being passionate, inspiring action, making the audience care and want to share the story, keeping things simple, prototyping ideas quickly, and telling a single story or presentation as an ongoing social series to be efficient.
3. MATTHEW CLYDe, founder
Ideas Collide Marketing Communications
Est. 2005 Phoenix | PortlanD
Consumer’s
average
attention span
is 6-8 seconds –
1 second less
than a goldfish...
STORY TELLING VIA MEDIA (any media)
a COMPETITION for ATTENTION
4. MATTHEW CLYDe, founder
Ideas Collide Marketing Communications
Est. 2005 Phoenix | PortlanD
Consumer’s
average
attention span
is 6-8 seconds –
1 second less
than a goldfish...
BRAND STORYTELLING – VISUAL IMPACT
Brands will need to experiment with just
about any form of digital, VISUAL
storytelling as the competition for
attention time only gets fiercer.
—Ari Kepnes, Content Strategist
13. BRAND STORYTELLING VIA SOCIAL MEDIA
BE
AGILE &
PROTOTYPE
FAST.
(YOU ARE ALWAYS IN STARTUP MINDSET/MODE)
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16. IT DOESN’T HAVE TO BE
STUDIO PRODUCED TO MAKE
YOUR STORY COME TO LIFE
• Film studio in hand via
mobile devices
• Visually present your
concept, storyboard,
bring to life/market
• Constantly FEED your
story visually