If your readers remember your story long after they read it, it must be pretty good. It means they’ll recommend it to others, perhaps even sharing it on social media and drawing attention to your brand or business. Without being able to tap directly into your readers’ brains, how do you increase the likelihood that your story will be memorable? A good start is to have an organized timeline, high stakes, emotion, and compelling characters.
Read more about each element in this infographic:
What stories will you write? Will your readers remember it? Good luck, authors!
By Shelby M.
Reference:
O’Hara, Carolyn. 2014. Harvard Business Review. “How to tell a great story.” https://hbr.org/2014/07/how-to-tell-a-great-story.
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