Turkey Data, Romance Novels and How to Fix the Internet
Turkey Data, Romance Novels and How to Fix the InternetTen stories that have given us creative inspiration this weekHey all, OK. Who’s joining us for Proper Fancy next Thursday? Proper Fancy is a Storythings show and tell that’s open to everyone. It’s a bit like this newsletter only on Zoom. It’s a great chance for us to get to know you and for you to get to know us. So join us, we may end up working on something together in the future. Have you got something you would like us to share with subscribers? Get in touch. Friend of Storythings, Paddy Gilmore did. He’s running Lunch and Learn session for anyone who wants to learn more about using humour in communications. Check out his Brands and Humour Substack. Finally, are you finding that your content isn’t getting the growth you hoped? Does your strategy need a rethink? We have a bunch of workshops that might help. Hit that button above to find out more. Right, here’s the weekend. Enjoy the links. Hugh Attention Matters: Discovery is Broken (6 min read) Why Jaws and Barbie Were Such Blockbusters (12 min watch) How to Fix the Internet (9 min read) Mona Chalabi: “Real justice can’t be had if ‘it’s complicated’ for some of us but not for others.” (Instagram) Content Strategy for Charities (5 min read) The Problem With Historical Data (Tweet) What Does Happily Ever After Look Like? (8 min read) Hard Pills to Swallow (3 min read) A House of Bricks (1 min read) Short Doc Club: 12.15 (6 min watch) How can we help you?Storythings is a strategy and production agency based in Brighton, London, Berlin, and Ibiza. If your content marketing isn’t cutting through we'd love to help you understand why. Here are 3 reasons to get in touch. 1. Audience Research – We help B2B brands understand modern attention patterns and how they can get more engagement with content. Attention Matters: Discovery is Broken Why Jaws and Barbie Were Such Blockbusters How to Fix the Internet Mona Chalabi: “Real justice can’t be had if ‘it’s complicated’ for some of us but not for others.” Content Strategy for Charities The Problem With Historical Data What Does Happily Ever After Look Like? Hard Pills to Swallow A House of Bricks Short Doc Club: 12.15 We hope you've enjoyed this week's newsletter. I'm sure some of your friends would love to read it. Sharing it would be really appreciated. If you've received this from a friend, you can subscribe below and get it direct to your inbox every Friday. Thanks for reading. We’ll see you all next week. Hugh, Matt, Anjali and the whole team at Storythings. Storythings Newsletter is free today. But if you enjoyed this post, you can tell Storythings Newsletter that their writing is valuable by pledging a future subscription. You won't be charged unless they enable payments. |
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