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Learn moreCorporations can no longer just worship the bottom line. Consumers and customers want to be associated with brands that align with their values. For business success today, your company needs to tell a compelling story that creates engagement, word-of-mouth, and brand loyalty.
The Hook gives you a proven methodology to create a compelling narrative, then shows you how to share your story with the world and get consumers and customers to listen to and remember your message.
More specifically, The Hook will teach you how story-selling can be used as an incredibly powerful instrument to:
โข Create an emotional connection between your organization and its target market, or between a product and consumers.
โข Generate interest, enthusiasm, and support for a person, company, or product.
โข Demonstrate the benefits and potential of any product, service, company, or individual.
โข Create a culture of inclusion for any company or product.
โข Enhance staff commitment to mission and objectives.
โข Improve the power, tone, and texture of speeches, proposals, presentations, and printed materials.
To achieve a greater mastery of storytelling, sales, communication, and branding, many CEOs and Fortune 100 companiesโfrom Nestlรฉ, Google, and Nike to a wide variety of smaller businessesโhave turned to veteran teacher, author, story doctor, and brand consultant professor Richard Krevolin. A graduate of Yale University, Richard went on to earn masterโs degrees from both UCLA and USC. He has taught both undergraduate and graduate classes at USC, UCLA, University of Georgia, Emerson, and Pepperdine. His consulting work has affected hundreds of TV commercials produced all over the world, many of which have won awards.