
So, I’m back on the subject of the advantages of storytelling, as these are the answer to “Why you should work with it. Part 1”, and will cover some more of these in this blog post. Involves emotions: As mentioned in the last blog post, stories have an advantage when it comes to memory. And…

Why should you work with storytelling – what is the purpose of it? Overall, one could say that it’s about getting a message across. Doesn’t all communication do that? Well, in terms of the most basic definition, the fundamental meaning is “to make common.” However, storytelling is about using narrative to connect, and there are…

I’ve covered some of the basics in the introduction to this field in my last posts. This post will be about adjacent areas to storytelling. This is important in order to be able to distinguish the distinctiveness of storytelling, and thus understanding its power on a deeper level. For this post to be brief enough…

To know what trends that are important in your surroundings, it is necessary to be relevant. This ranges from large global trends to more narrow, niched trends, such as trends within a certain industry, a geographic area or over a limited time-horizon (typically seasonal effects). This is also something Harold Burson points out in his…

The first step of creating Great PR is to start from the greater plan of the organization or person you’re supporting. If you work for a company, this means starting from the business plan. I know some think this is overly ambitious, and some think that the exercise stretches the PR-activities too thin; that they…

PR, short for Public Relations, is used to describe communicative actions that handles the confidence for a person or an organization. Sometimes, you may see the add-on “as ethical as possible” being used in the summary to describe it. The mission is to ensure that important parts of the audience have access to information that…

Lighting fires or putting fires out? A strong story makes a difference! This statement was my opening statement in the 1,5 years long professional education that I managed around 2007 and 2008.. This met the students before they were my students, and this was what I told them the first time I met them in…

In my last post, I talked about the communication plan. The natural starting point for most communication professionals, experienced as well as inexperienced. I would like to add, don’t overplan. No matter how great a plan you make – it is what you actually get out there that matters. The plan is just a tool…

I’m Ciccie Jisborg, the creator and author behind this blog. I’m a communication specialist and strategist with more than 20 years of experience within the communication field.
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