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Storytelling Success Secrets - Funnel Details

eBook: "Master the Art of Persuasion with Incredible Storytelling"

This 25-page, 10,621-word eBook starts with an introduction and then covers the following:

- Storytelling Creates Rabid Fans Who Share Your Inspiration with Others
- You Can Use Storytelling to Improve Personal and Professional Relationships
- Storytelling Doesn't Have to Drone On
- Pacing Your Story to Keep the Audience Engaged
- Look at What Audiences Say About Other Storytellers
- Tell the Story of Why Your Brand Exists
- Convey the Story of How Your Success Developed Over Time
- Showcase the Value of Your Business Through Storytelling
- Give a Sneak Peek Into the World of Your Own Experiences Using Storytelling
- Practice Short Storytelling to Get the Hang of It
- Don't Be Afraid to Show Your Vulnerable and Emotional Side
- Sometimes Our Shame Results In Amazing Transformations
- Make Eye Contact and Project Your Voice When in Front of Your Audience
- Don't Sell Things Through Storytelling - Sell Feelings
- Make Your Audience Imagine Things Using All of Their Senses
- Give Your Audience Insight About a Solution to Their Problem
- Skip the Small Talk and Go Straight Into Your Story
- Set the Scene with More Than Just the Facts
- When You're Telling a Story, You're Creating Empathy From Your Audience
- Watch Other Storytellers and Pick Up on Tactics That Work
- Easy Storytelling Structures Anyone Can Use
- How to Rein in Your Nerves When Fear Gets the Best of You
- Don't Leave Unanswered Questions
- Learn What Kind of Props or Data Your Audience Responds Best to
- Use Storytelling to Have People Walk a Mile in Your Shoes
- Storytelling Is Like Watching a Case Study Come to Life
- The Power of Silence When Storytelling
- Show, Don't Tell When Storytelling to Your Audience
- Storytelling Can Clear Up Misconceptions and Put an End to Unfounded Myths
- Use Storytelling to Sell and Recommend Products
- Have Your Long Story Distilled Down as an Elevator Pitch
- Too Many Props Can Distract the Audience from Your Message
- There's a Difference Between Storytelling and Lecturing Your Audience
- Have a Different Version of Your Story for Every Situation
- Unveil Your Story Like a Good Thriller
- Join Public Speaking Groups to Test Your Stories Out on Strangers
- Everyone Can Tell a Story But You Need to Tell Better Stories
- Storytelling Is Like Having Your Audience Watch a Movie in Their Mind
- Use Video to Record and Improve Your Storytelling Skills
- Science Proves Storytelling Is Effective for Getting People to Remember Things
- 5 Ways to Project Confidence as a Storyteller to a Big Audience
- Don't Be Tempted to Rely on Data to Bail You Out of Telling a Good Story
- Know Your Sound Bite Material Inside and Out
- Rearrange Your Talking Points If It Makes Sense
- Don't Make Slideshows Work Against Your Storytelling
- Never Rush the Ending and Leave Your Audience Disappointed
- Going Through the Storytelling Process Can Help You Heal Old Wounds
- Strongly Consider the #1 Takeaway You Want Your Audience to Grasp
- Allow a Q&A at the End of Your Storytelling Session
- Pay Attention to What People Remember About Your Storytelling

10 Articles:

1. Call Upon Your Memories to Craft Powerful Stories - 405 words
2. How to Tailor One Story for Different Purposes - 409 words
3. Storytelling Isn't Memorization of a Script - 457 words
4. Stories Should Be Used at the Appropriate Time - 433 words
5. Good Stories Can Make Your Audience Care - 404 words
6. Use Prompts to Help You Learn the Art of Storytelling - 464 words
7. Your Stories Control the Narrative So Your Competition Can't - 444 words
8. Pick the Strongest Perspective for Your Story - 403 words
9. Storytelling Is a Wonderful Skill for Social Marketing - 425 words
10. Be the Brand Who Leverages Stories, Not Mission Statements - 413 words

10 Product Reviews:

1. Unleash the Power of Storytelling: Win Hearts, Change Minds, Get Results - 412 words
2. Stories That Stick: How Storytelling Can Captivate Customers, Influence Audiences, and Transform Your Business - 401 words
3. How to Tell a Story: The Essential Guide to Memorable Storytelling - 401 words
4. Storytelling with You: Plan, Create, and Deliver a Stellar Presentation - 401 words
5. Storytelling with Data: A Data Visualization Guide for Business Professionals - 437 words
6. Everyday Business Storytelling: Create, Simplify, and Adapt A Visual Narrative for Any Audience - 421 words
7. Storyworthy: Engage, Teach, Persuade, and Change Your Life Through the Power of Storytelling - 411 words
8. The Art of Storytelling: Easy Steps to Presenting an Unforgettable Story - 433 words
9. The Storytelling Code: 10 Simple Rules to Shape and Tell a Brilliant Story - 419 words
10. TED Talks Storytelling: 23 Storytelling Techniques from the Best TED Talks - 438 words

The second one time offer upgrade is a big bundle of existing self help, personal development and success PLR packaged up at a steep discount from my PLR store that I've been selling in a discounted bundle, so make sure you don't already own it before you buy that one because there are no refunds on duplicate purchases. 

Embrace The Moment PLR Special (Just $10)

Justin Popovic has a $10 PLR special called Embrace The Moment. 

It includes:

• 10 Articles
  • What’s More Important, the Journey or the Destination?
  • Practice Meditation to Embrace the Present
  • Living a Mindful Life Leads to More Happiness And Higher Self-Esteem
  • Living in the Moment Means Accepting Things As They Are
  • For More Productivity and Better Outcomes, Stay in the Moment
  • Live in the Moment and Stop Overthinking Things
  • 17 Inspirational Quotes about Being Present and Living in the Moment
  • Embrace the Moment There Is No Future
  • 3 Misconceptions about Being Present in The Now
  • 3 Reasons and 3 Ways to be Present
• 10-Part Audio Series (from the articles)
• 2 Mini Reports (from the articles)
• 10 Slide Decks (from the articles)
• 20 Editable Tip Posters
• 2 Styles of eCovers
• Bonus Report: Appreciate Life More with additional elements

Check it out here:
https://toolsformotivation.com/idevaffiliate//idevaffiliate.php?id=114&url=1066

At Least Try Things

When you're in business as an online entrepreneur, you are going to see an endless buffet of strategic options to choose from - from now until forever. Things are always evolving.

You'll have to pick and choose what to do (and not do) but at least try some new things here and there. 

Sometimes, what you try won't work. You can either decide to continue until it does, or give up on it (no shame in that). 

Sometimes, it'll work and you'll LOVE it and it'll be a great addition to your business. 

Sometimes, something will work - but guess what? You won't enjoy it! Even if it earns you money, you might decide NOT to do it - I have done this several times. 

I remember one time I was freelancing early on in my online career and I was working for a top marketer (the kind who made $1 million in one day). I was offered a job to work for his company for $70,000 a year - and at the time, I was not quite making that. It would have been a level up of over $10,000, and it was hard to pass up, but I knew if I were taken off the marketplace as a content creator, I would be stuck working "for" someone again, asking for time off when I wanted it, asking for raises, etc. 

I had already built a business myself online earning a little over $55,000 - so I knew growth was possible. I said no and it was the right decision. Over time, I've had invitations to be part of the kinds of partnerships and launches that make six figures in a week. But I didn't feel in my gut that the people were the kind of reputable people I wanted to be connected with - and I ended up right. 

Someone once told me to do bigger launches with contests and affiliate recruitment, etc. I did it. It was indeed profitable. But I didn't enjoy it. I don't like being on a schedule for content creation and launches and recruitment is just not my thing. 

I've had some affiliate sites that I just deleted when they were earning money because I just didn't want to manage the content anymore and I didn't feel like going through the flipping process. 

The point is, try things. Some you're going to love - some you may not mind, and some, you might not ever want to do again. You won't know until you try.

Tiff :)