I totally agree. Koda, are you by any chance a member of Toastmasters International?

Storytelling is considered one of the best ways to communicate when giving speeches. For exactly the same reasons you mentioned above.

That's what I also recommend when I discuss writing content with anyone.

Storytelling does not come naturally to many. It is a skill that can be learned.

Here is a training module on writing content using the Wealthy Site Content tool. In the end, I emphasize the importance of using a storytelling style. I'd be honored if you read it and gave me tips since I wrote this three years ago. The Blog Creation Tool Edwin

Good morning Koda,

Thank you for your blog post.

Your blog post is interesting as recently I was talking to a successful Internet marketer and she was telling me how often she uses stories! I know that for a fact as I receive her newsletter.

I hear you big time with your four points, I believe by hearing regular stories it feels like we actually know that particular person. Which in turn, builds trust! In fact, this is true as I have actually purchased from this particular Internet marketer! Through her stories, feels like I know her really well!

And as you mention, these are not special stories, just everyday things that happen.

Have a great day.

Roy

This is some great advice, and an awesome perspective I hadn't considered thanks Koda!

I've always been too scared to tell stories on my sites, as I'm scared I'll dribble on too much etc, but that kinda just IS how I prefer to write, in a more open, free manner.

Thanks again, I'll definitely be keeping this in mind creating my next posts. :-)

Good stories will always bring forth the right frame of mindset for our audience ... let us learn to tell a good story to entice our audience to want to read further ... stay safe stay well ... cheers ... Michel

So true, stories really do connect us. Great post.