Do we really remember the times we felt good more evocatively than the moments where we struggled? It's a question that goes to the heart of research and insight. Are we more likely to act on bad news or good? And if it's the former, how can we frame that bad news so that it inspires rather than depresses, so that it compels us to take positive action rather than resort to defensiveness? Join this presentation if you want to disrupt your thinking and adopt a newsroom mentality by using storytelling techniques to help with transformative writing.
Do we really remember the times we felt good more evocatively than the moments where we struggled? It's a question that goes to the heart of research and insight. Are we more likely to act on bad news or good? And if it's the former, how can we frame that bad news so that it inspires rather than depresses, so that it compels us to take positive action rather than resort to defensiveness? Join this presentation if you want to disrupt your thinking and adopt a newsroom mentality by using storytelling techniques to help with transformative writing.
We all produce written content. And we all want our writing to be noticed, engaged with and acted upon. However, your audiences are time-poor and have lower attention spans than ever. This means your content is permanently walking a tightrope of being unnoticed and therefore being ineffective. But all isn't lost. In this webinar, find out how the disciplines of copywriting and behavioral science can provide you with a toolkit to make your content noticeable, engaging, reputation boosting and drive action.