Why is laughter good for business? Plus, marketing success stories and more
Marketing success stories, why laughter is good for business, brand voice and personality, plus marketing from a marathoner’s perspective, all in this month’s MadAveGroup Digest.
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Issue 44 /October 2024

Tell Stories About Your Team

Your company is made up of people and it’s those people who your prospective customers will be working with. So, consider adding employee stories to your marketing content to make your company an easier choice for potential buyers. For instance…

  • Update your audience on your employees’ recent training and awards. Then, explain how those successes will improve the customer experience.
  • Share insights about your culture to show customers what you value. Those insights may also attract like-minded people to your workforce.
  • Let your customers know how your team supports charitable causes, either as part of your company’s group effort or on their own time.
  • Actively look for examples of how your employees go above and beyond to serve customers. I once highlighted an example of thoughtful service on a car care client’s website. It was a simple story of how one of their automotive techs drove out of his way to help a man whose car had broken down. Because the tech knew how frustrated the customer was and how hot a day it was, he brought the stranded driver a cold drink. Nothing premeditated; just a caring gesture that “secured me as a new customer,” according to the man’s testimonial.

Marketing from a Marathoner’s Perspective

What inspires tens of thousands of people to run a grueling 26.2 miles? It might be the same thing you can use to inspire more effective marketing.

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Outsourced Marketing Success Stories: Designetics

Need help with your marketing? Look at the results our program generated for a local company with a worldwide reach.

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Introducing a New Concept to a Regional Audience

5th Year is a bold idea that’s giving recent high school graduates a logical next step. See how we presented it all to the public.

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Deep Dive: Brand Voice and Personality

Check out these examples of how a brand’s voice and personality can lead to consistent customer perceptions.  

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Sensory Marketing: Creating Unforgettable Event Experiences

Success lives in the details. So, when you can appeal to your visitors’ or guests’ senses, you’ll be more likely to create memorable encounters.

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Why Laughter is Good for Business

These four scenarios will help you see how laughter - or the lack of it - can affect your company’s culture and how customers perceive your brand.

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Crafting Donor Narratives for Fundraising & Marketing

How can a curated collection of stories encourage people to connect with and donate to your nonprofit? Take a look.

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