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The Story Systems podcast is for highly skilled, expert service providers who want consistent, high quality leads from paid ads. Join Rob Drummond as we connect the dots between paid ads (especially LinkedIn Ads), authentic storytelling, and robust marketing follow-up systems. if you think you "can't do" your own marketing, in a way that preserves and amplifies your unique genius, this show breaks it all down, one step at a time.
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Signup to Generate a PitchStory Systems is a business podcast hosted by Rob Drummond, with 33 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #33
On this episode I speak to Roberta Ravella about finding joy in your story. Roberta is a friend and former client, and founder of 'The Joy Experiment' podcast. We discussed seeing value and significance in your story, and why joy really does matter in the telling of it! For more about my work head to https://wiseechoes.com/ Roberta's podcast is at https://thejoyexperiment.live/
Episode #33
<p>On this episode I speak to Roberta Ravella about finding joy in your story. Roberta is a friend and former client, and founder of 'The Joy Experiment' podcast. We discussed seeing value and significance in your story, and why joy really does matter in the telling of it!</p><p>For more about my work head to https://wiseechoes.com/</p><p>Roberta's podcast is at https://thejoyexperiment.live/</p>
Episode #32
<p>Conflict is inherent in life and one of the tools in your storytelling toolbelt to keep people reading.</p><p>We remember the conflicts that challenged us and forced us to grow. Including conflict in your story is a natural way to engage your audience and make them wonder what the outcome will be! (In this way, conflict is the flip side of suspense).</p><p>This episode looks at simple ways to include conflict in your stories. The three ideas I discuss are physicality (or lack of), reflective conflict, and character change.</p><p>As I outline at...
Episode #31
<p>Whether you're primarily a verbal or written storyteller, you can never take the attention of your audience for granted. Every sentence should make them want to hear the next. Suspense is one of the tools in your storytelling toolkit to achieve this.</p><p>By my book, intrigue and suspense are different levels of the same thing: making the reader curious to know what comes next.</p><p>This episode offers practical tips for lacing suspense into your stories. The first idea we cover is specificity. The second idea is tense. And the third idea is that your suspense...
Episode #30
<p>It’s a bold step, putting your story out in front of relative strangers. I used to think the main story blocker was inspiration – knowing what to say or write. But I now think the key blocker is being seen.</p><p>If you regularly set an intention to publish only to stall or second-guess yourself, this episode will offer specific pointers to help put your story out into the world. </p><p>After all, if you don't share your story, you can't have a positive impact on someone who needs your help.</p><p>The three ideas discussed on t...
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