Persuasion and the Power of Story: Jennifer Aaker (Future of StoryTelling 2013)

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Jennifer Aaker studies happiness, and how stories can affect our happiness; she believes that stories are more meaningful -- more memorable, more impactful, and more personal--than statistics alone.
When used with statistical data, stories are an incredible persuasive tool that can help us as humans decide what to believe in a world that is otherwise incredibly over-saturated with information.
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[@MarkBurgessBlueFocus]

Jennifer: I use this amazing video in my MBA Marketing courses each semester so students understand the importance and impact of emotion. Great work, thank you!

[@capecodhorserider]

This is the best animation I've seen on why story is so powerful. Extremely well done and a great example of how to tell a story incredibly well. Kudos and Thank you!

[@PeteDevlin]

Love it - Something that resonates more with me as I get older is how I connect experiences and appreciate good story tellers

[@backstoriesstudio9286]

This is beautifully done. It proves the point not only about stories, but movies and how they engage the brain.

[@markburgess1070]

Dr. Aaker's video is excellent. I frequently use it in content marketing workshops and in MBA classes. Brands should pay attention.

[@clementplaatjies2498]

I love it... Being an aspiring writer, that is how I want to move forward! Well presented!

[@barbararansom410]

Liked the story. YOu hear this a lot about people knowing when they die. It is always the same. to make the most of the time left and it is very different from what the person used to do.

[@MelissaBobrowicz]

Really nice! The Professor has a really nice voice; its a nice change from most KZbin vids. Persuasive conviction is refreshing.

[@GuilhermeBiasinScopel]

Amazing. Loved it!

[@lgcuervoamore]

Excellent video. Kindly provide the citations to the study reports mentioned in it, these are worthy references.

[@AngelRodriguez-qg5zq]

Thanks to the Google Data Analytics course to bringing me here 🙏

[@1706irma]

Amazing video, love it. Very helpful. Thank you!!

[@NatalieVanVeenNatalia]

Thank you so much Jennifer Aaker for this simply wonderful overview of the importance of Story Telling for businesses... A W E S O M E :D

[@julieholberg6428]

Thank you for sharing Natalie.

[@NatalieVanVeenNatalia]

You're welcome Julie Holberg I'm a big fan of storytelling and that human connection we feel through video :o)

[@Effectivepresentations]

Excellent Video, great storytelling.

[@MichaelRicker]

nicely done. What a super power it really is, being able to create and deliver our communication by way of story telling. Such a basic truth that always seems to be under appreciated. I think the power of story telling also speaks to delivery formats as well.

[@JoanStewart1]

Thanks most insightful. Original share T. Scott Clendaniel found via Ruud Reijmerink thanks.

[@davidjdunworth3831]

Every person in the world has a critic snapping at their heels, regardless of the originator's intent. Your comments prove my point. Your story expressed here helps the world understand you just a little bit better. Those of which you speak may be attempting to offer their view of the world, or simply relating what science and study have identified. What are you selling? Now you have on at your heels. Everybody wins.

[@s...8574]

I'm currently reading The Alphabet versus the Goddess and this reminded me of it.

[@GabiMarchis]

Excelent!

[@JimSignorelli]

Wonderful video! Great production and terrific content.

[@alex_danilin]

Amazing video. I'll use the ideas in my work.

[@1995yuda]

This was profound.

[@bits.and_pieces]

nice video and message.

[@timothyjessie3618]

Don Draper couldn't have said it any better.

[@bethmartin8621]

Tough to discern some of the narration in this video, as the narrator's voice trails off repeatedly at the end of several sentences, making the words less clear.

[@JnanadasKKunjan]

very fine.

[@Akshay58]

plz provide the subtittle

[@jamesjeansonne2592]

I don't want emotion or personal crap interfering or over-riding my logic when it comes to making important decisions. That is what has put us in the crap hole we are in in America today !!! All this touchy feely crap, don't need it, nor want it. Yes, I am the 1.5% of the world's population that can deal directly with stats and data directly and without falling asleep. Facts and data to us are sacred, because they are immutable.

[@bigglesthwaite]

So, what's the story? Jackanory.

[@moremvlik]

💯

[@bigglesthwaite]

I don't get people's excitement here - thought it was zzzzz unmemorable. Just obvious stuff. And obviously a sell for whatever she's selling. Maybe I am really old and remember life before mobiles and internet. Yup, that's it, back in the days of the written letter. Now there's a novel idea...

[@borisnefyod4868]

could you read your text in more undecipherable manner?

[@1.29sps]

Says storytelling is more memorable than statistics Uses statistics throughout the video

[@BalanceandbreatheUk]

+Blake Herrington but I bet you remember the stories more than the statistics - she says that stories and statistics work together in persuading, no conflict between messages at all as far as I can see

[@chuy12168]

Great video, Excellent Storytelling.