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Story isn't something you add at the end of your marketing process. It's the structure that makes your message work in the first place.
In Episode 4, Dan Portnoy breaks down what story actually is at its most fundamental level — not long-form content, not guilt-trip videos with soft music — but a three-part structure that your audience's brain is already wired to follow: Want → Obstacle → Change.
In this episode you'll learn:
If you can answer all three questions clearly, you have the architecture for a story. If you can't, the piece isn't done yet.
The Three-Question Test:
Resources mentioned:
www.PortnoyMedia.com
www.DanPortnoy.com
By Dan Portnoy4.8
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Story isn't something you add at the end of your marketing process. It's the structure that makes your message work in the first place.
In Episode 4, Dan Portnoy breaks down what story actually is at its most fundamental level — not long-form content, not guilt-trip videos with soft music — but a three-part structure that your audience's brain is already wired to follow: Want → Obstacle → Change.
In this episode you'll learn:
If you can answer all three questions clearly, you have the architecture for a story. If you can't, the piece isn't done yet.
The Three-Question Test:
Resources mentioned:
www.PortnoyMedia.com
www.DanPortnoy.com