Crafting Your Story
Have you ever seen a pile of Legos dumped out without a box?
Maybe those Legos are a complete set and have the potential to become the Taj Mahal or the Death Star, but you don’t have a picture to work from and have no idea where to start.
Sometimes that’s what a problem feels like … A great big pile of Legos with a lot of potential but a bit overwhelming.
“The most important thing in communication is to hear what isn’t being said.”
-Peter Drucker
My take on marketing
All of your communication points should intersect and not run parallel. Frame this thought by considering train tracks and a highway system.
Intersections ensure that your message moves quickly and has the opportunity to travel & expand your base.
Clare Purinton graduated from Florida State University and holds degrees in English and Communications.
She has been a writer, designer, and event director for over 30 years. When a project calls for video production, she can write a script with nuance and capture images to share your essential details in a way that impacts the heart and the mind.