Graph: How A Strategic Narrative Helps B2B Companies Resonate With Everyone
The narrative is mainly presented to 5 different groups
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We do marketing audits, build strategic narratives, firm up messaging, help launch products with turnkey GTM Plans, PR, and more.
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Peep this. I created it to answer that question CEOs ask me.
What does a strategic narrative do?
It helps companies to:
Stand out
Avoid feature wars
Recruit top talent
Make product decisions quicker
Remember this: a narrative helps companies attract the right people and gives staff one story to tell everyone. In the end, a strong narrative has your target market see the world through your eyes.
Want examples? OK. Here ya go.
Here are 3 examples of tangible activities that are affected by a company narrative. My goal was to give real-world examples to CEOs and marketers at B2B companies to learn exactly where a narrative gets heard and woven into.
- How HR describes the company to job candidates is influenced by the narrative
- The PR activity overseen by Marketing teams is influenced by the narrative
- How investors talk about a company they backed is influenced by the narrative
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