A speaker explains how funny stories and anecdotes in interviews make you more memorable and engaging, leading to repeat invitations. Jim James wraps up with his mission to help business owners communicate better and get noticed.
People learn by storytelling. People especially learn by hearing about other people's mistakes or about funny things. So if you can find some entertaining anecdotes to get your point across and tell a story, there's a couple of things that are going to happen. One, you're going to have more fun. You're going to get more engagement from the reporter or the host or the producer. You're going to get your point across. And guess what? You'll probably get asked back.
Thank you for joining me, Jim James, on the Unnoticed Show, and I hope that you found it useful. I'm on a mission to help business owners to unlock the value in their businesses through communications and getting noticed. If you've enjoyed this show, do please share it with other business owners, rate it on iTunes or on other players as well. For articles written about each podcast and other topics to do with getting noticed, just come to my website eastwestpr.com, subscribe to the free weekly newsletter. Keep on communicating and let me know how you're getting on.
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