Thanks Riccardo Sai for the mention and your thoughts on the article I sent to you. I love our creative partnership and that we both have the same vision for the future of #purpose and #educational #climate #communications & #impactmarketing. This is why Indiblu Creative and Storo are great strategic partners. We both strongly believe in?this type of approach to customer experiences, stakeholder engagement and the emphasis on storytelling. The multi-sensory approach as we both have discussed at length is the future of sustainability communications as it amplifies awareness, audience education about a brand’s story and reaches new audiences where they are (not on a 100 page PDF on a link buried in a corporate website). As the future of reporting becomes more and more data and software driven, there are immense opportunities for #innovativetechnologies, multi-channel experiences to build customer loyalty, enhance a brand’s reputation and #engage with their employees in meaningful ways that drives long term change and growth. Indiblu has global partnerships with amazing companies like Storo. To discuss your next project, and the possibilities just email [email protected] or connect with us on LinkedIn. #storoukco #storo #riccardosai #impactmarketing #impactreports #sustainability #climatecommunications #climatereporting #ESG #socialimpact #biodiversity #education https://lnkd.in/ed75k7Eg
Moving Stories to Connect, Inspire action, Drive Change | Visual Storytelling | Film | Images | Advertising
Thank you, Kimber Flynn, for sharing this article. Two aspects resonated with me: the multi-sensory approach to customer experiences and the emphasis on storytelling. The multi-sensory approach is something I've been advocating for a long time, as it pushes advertising and visual communication in new directions. It involves experimenting with the latest tools, building immersive experiences, and incorporating sound textures to immerse people in a larger narrative. Having made films for many years, I believe there's still a place for two-dimensional communication. However, we must find more creative approaches to create impactful, life-changing customer experiences. Another aspect I particularly appreciated is the importance of stories over slogans. While there's still a place for polished commercials, they should serve something more meaningful and authentic. We desperately need real, honest stories that avoid greenwashing or fear-mongering tactics that force customers to buy unnecessary things. We need stories about the materials we use and the people behind the production process. When customers understand these stories, they can become part of a movement and remain loyal to brands because they share the same values.