terça-feira, janeiro 27, 2015

A história acerca da oferta

Excelente conselho:
"The temptation is to see story as a luxury item: something that brands implement to lift their margin. There’s nothing wrong with that of course – it’s powerful and it works. ... Our view is that most brands, no matter where they are priced in the marketplace, need a storyline.
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Without a storyline, a product is just that. It has everything it needs (hopefully) to do what it’s being bought for but that also means it’s just another detergent, car oil, computer, whatever
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The real power of story is that it provides context, in two senses. First of all, it helps consumers differentiate an offering by attaching more than just functionality to a product. It can also help them understand why a product is priced the way it is – up or down.
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Secondly, and perhaps just as importantly, a storyline gives the brand owner a consistent and differentiated narrative upon which to base and evolve brand marketing.
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Finally, stories introduce humanity. They make you think through and act upon a narrative that is fundamentally rooted in human truths. Stories generate empathy. We see ourselves in the tale. Or we see a side of ourselves. Or we see the ‘me’ that we would like to be."
Quais as histórias que conta e contam acerca da oferta da sua empresa?
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Ainda ontem numa empresa discutíamos a incoerência do seu site, estilo bombardeamento de promoções, com a essência da empresa, especialista em situações críticas... nem uma estória, e têm tantas, para posicionar, contextualizar e humanizar a sua oferta.
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E na sua empresa?
Trechos retirados de "Every Brand Price Point Needs A Story"

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