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Story-Telling is Brand-Building



Story-Telling is Brand-Building
   

Let me tell you a story about a heating and cooling company that increased sales by 115% as a direct result of our brand awareness efforts. Let me tell you another one about an engineering firm that has quadrupled in sales and in size since we started branding their business three years ago. I can tell you yet another about a packaging supplier that is now doing business in Australia, Costa Rica and in other overseas markets thanks to a bolstered online branding effort.

Much like how referrals are one of the strongest forms of marketing opportunity, story-telling is one of the strongest forms of brand-building. We all love stories, and story-telling is a big part of our culture. It’s how we convey ideas, make a point, and communicate with impact. These brief, to-the-point scenarios, case studies and examples about how your company delivered effectively will not only demonstrate a track record of success, but reinforce your brand effectiveness. When integrated into your pr effort, story-telling can make the phone ring, and build your brand.

So if you’re stuck on how to position your company, whether in print, on the web, in the form of live media, or all of the above, think about a few recent success stories you can share. And then, don’t be afraid to share them with vigor. If you can help one customer overcome an obstacle and achieve the success they were looking for, you can help other similar prospective customers. And when you deliver that story online, you’ve just told the world exactly what your business – and your brand – are capable of.



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Ed Delia grew up in the dynamic world of marketing, and was named president of Delia Associates in 1998, assuming full control of the company his father founded in 1964. Under Ed’s direction, Delia Associates has directly contributed to the growth of a variety of clients. Ed is committed to the welfare of the local business community and donates a significant portion of his energies to the economic development of the region. He was a board member of the Hunterdon County YMCA, and acting PR/Marketing Committee Chair. He is also active with the Hunterdon County Polytech Academy. Ed is president of the New Jersey Chapter of the Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO). He was a founding member of Hunterdon Young Professionals & Executives (HYPE) in addition to the Flemington Chapter of Business Networking International (BNI). He served as board member of the Somerset Business Education Partnership and the Hunterdon Economic Partnership (HEP). Delia graduated high school from the Lawrenceville School (Lawrenceville, NJ). He earned his BA in English from Dickinson College. Ed is a frequent speaker on branding, marketing, and creative thinking.
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