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Writing for the ideamechanic is a great opportunity to give back.
You can help others learn from the lessons you’ve learned, become inspired from your success stories, or grow their skills by sharing tips and techniques that have made you a master craftsman in your trade.
When you help others, you never know how big a difference you may have in their business or their life.
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Last night at Walnut Creek I heard what I thought was Jimmy Buffett’s best concert ever. I’ve bought enough of his music, books, and gone to enough of his concerts over the years to fund at least one of his expeditions. He is the master in finding a story, living it, and then sharing it with others.
So reminiscing back to the concert got me to thinking about how much social media and Jimmy Buffett have in common …
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So you’ve decided you want to write for the ideamechanic. Great!
You want to share your ideas and help others learn better ways to sell their product, service, or point of view. Good for you!
If you’ve read the introductory article, then this article gives you more details on how to build a thought-provoking, informative story.
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Make plans now to attend the 2010 National Storytelling Festival. October 1-3, 2010 inJonesborough, Tennessee. Come hear tales unfold beneath big festival tents and nighttime stars. The festival begins Friday morning and continues through Sunday afternoon.
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Come out for the second annual Third Coast Filmless Festival, a celebration of storytelling, sound and the art of listening. Join other radio fans “in the dark” for unforgettable audio documentaries and to meet some of the most innovative producers working in radio today.
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Every buyer wants to hear your story. Your story is unique. It should be informative, entertaining, maybe even inspirational. Your buyer needs to know: who are you, what are you selling, when can they have it, where can they get it, why is it better than the competition, how does it solve their problem, and how much does it cost?
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Are you on Twitter? If not you should think about it. You don’t have to be a rockstar to get people to listen – you just have to have something interesting to say, like @theideamechanic.
You know two people I like to follow on Twitter? @copyblogger and @shepherdfx … they’re amazing!
The good and the bad about Twitter is you only have 140 characters to say what you’re going to say. The bad news is you always seem to have more to say than will fit into 140 characters.
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