How Storytelling Can Add Meaning and Imagination to the Purchase
Posted in: UncategorizedTo some, “storytelling” is one of those buzzwords that will define this era of marketing. To others, it’s nothing new. Someone who falls in the latter category is Darren Marshall, CMO of Steinway and Sons, a piano maker founded in New York City in the 1850s. The craftsmanship that goes into making a Steinway, plus the emotional connection to the sound it produces, is the stuff of storytelling dreams. A story always has helped and will help your sales, says Marshall, but only if you really know your target.
Telling the Steinway story
Admittedly, Darren Marshall has a bounty of great material to work with at Steinway, it being an older company with a rich history and beautiful products, still intricately constructed by hand. “To realize that this level of craftsmanship happens in New York City to this day, much in the same way that it did 100 or 150 years ago, is pretty incredible,” he says, “particularly in a world where disposability is the norm.”
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