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The Story Brand Framework, proposed by Donald Miller in his book and discussed in this podcast, emphasizes clarifying a brand's message to resonate with customers. It positions the customer as the hero, not the brand, within a narrative structure. This framework includes seven key elements, starting with understanding the customer's desires, highlighting their problems, and positioning the brand as a guide. It further involves providing a clear plan, a strong call to action, illustrating the negative consequences of inaction, and painting a picture of ultimate success. By focusing on the customer's story and simplifying the message, brands can more effectively communicate the value they provide.
By Paul RichardsonThe Story Brand Framework, proposed by Donald Miller in his book and discussed in this podcast, emphasizes clarifying a brand's message to resonate with customers. It positions the customer as the hero, not the brand, within a narrative structure. This framework includes seven key elements, starting with understanding the customer's desires, highlighting their problems, and positioning the brand as a guide. It further involves providing a clear plan, a strong call to action, illustrating the negative consequences of inaction, and painting a picture of ultimate success. By focusing on the customer's story and simplifying the message, brands can more effectively communicate the value they provide.