by Karam Singh Sethi (Author)
Did you know that consumers find user-generated content almost ten times more impactful than scripted content marketing?
More memorable than other types of media, user-generated content (UGC) influences how we vote, how we choose new shows to watch, and even affects our sense of reality. With the amount of personal narrative-driven UGC we consume, it's worth asking, "Do we know who's creating the content we love on social media?" In Digital Storytelling: The Rise of User-Generated Content, marketing expert Karam Singh Sethi outlines three types of storytellers: The Nefarious Storyteller (criminals and sometimes politicians), The Socially-Conscious Storyteller (activists and entrepreneurs), and The Self-Infatuated Storyteller (reality TV stars and big brands), providing a structure in which to analyze content creators.
In this book you will learn:
- How to become a more discerning social media user
- How to break into the field of marketing
- What types of storytellers exist in business, politics, and popular culture
- How to tell authentic stories for personal life and business
The current state of the digital ecosystem has allowed for a unique opportunity. If we can better understand the current creator economy, we can become more conscious content consumers and empower creators that better align with our values.
Number of Pages: 162
Dimensions: 0.35 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN
Publication Date: May 03, 2021
