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MAKE MONEY WITH YOUR STORY
Boost your Revenue and Make Bank Using the Power of Storytelling.
By: Robert Hartwell, Strength on Stages Founder, Broadway Performing Artist, Award-Winning Director, Oprah Winfrey Network & HGTV Television Host, Featured on Inc 5000
Storytelling is one of the most powerful ways to connect to more clients and unlock money-generating opportunities for your business.
This guide will help you unlock your inner story bank… to make bank.
GET THE FREE GUIDE
MAKE MONEY WITH YOUR STORY
Boost your Revenue and Make Bank Using the Power of Storytelling.
By: Robert Hartwell, Strength on Stages Founder, Broadway Performing Artist, Award-Winning Director, Oprah Winfrey Network & HGTV Television Host, Featured on Inc 5000
Storytelling is one of the most powerful ways to connect to more clients and unlock money-generating opportunities for your business.
This guide will help you unlock your inner story bank… to make bank.
Why are stories such an incredible way to generate revenue?
REASON #1
Stories have the power to evoke emotions, making your audience feel more connected to your brand. By weaving engaging stories into your business and marketing, you create deep bonds with your audience and keep them coming back for more.
When people feel a connection to your message and work, they’re more likely to make a purchase, recommend your work to others, and become loyal, long-term customers.
Stories create the ultimate connection with your audience. A great story stops their scroll, captures their attention, and gets your audience to trust you enough to buy what you’re selling.
REASON #2
Stories help humanize your brand, allowing you to showcase your values and personality by weaving tales that keep audiences glued to the screen or the stage.
By sharing relatable stories and narrative moments from your life, you will deeply resonate with your audience and create a captivating personal brand. A strong personal brand not only drives sales but also increases the likelihood of people referring your business to others and becoming fans of your brand for life.
REASON #3
Stories improve your engagement. Newsletters, social media, and other content-based platforms are essential in today’s world.
Sharing compelling stories with your audience on a consistent basis can boost engagement, drive leads to your business, and increase revenue. When your content resonates with your audience, they are more likely to share it with their network, expanding your reach and potential client base.
Now that you understand why stories are important in your business, what are some ways you can make money with your story?
I want to share 20 ways you can share your story to make more impact & income today!
Meet Your Money Story Coach
Robert Hartwell is a world-renowned expert on Telling Your Story.
In addition to his career as a performing artist, he’s a public speaking coach who helps clients prepare for major opportunities—tv appearances, TED Talks, investor pitch meetings, and more.
- Robert is the host and executive producer of Taking Back the House, a television show presented by OWN: The Oprah Winfrey Network, HGTV, and Scott Brothers Entertainment.
- You’ve seen Robert in Tony Award-winning Broadway shows and featured in Pharrell and Jay-Z’s hit music video, "Entrepreneur."
- As a director and choreographer, his work has been seen at Lincoln Center, Music Theater Wichita, North Carolina Theater, Naples Performing Arts Center, The University of Michigan, and Fulton Theater.
- Robert was the assistant director on the national tour of the Tony Award-winning revival of Once On This Island. Another recent project, For Colored Boyz, won the top award at the Fulton Theatre’s Stories of Diversity Playwriting Festival.
- Robert is the founder of The Broadway Collective, a musical theater education company for teens. The company made the Inc 5000 List for its rapid growth: 440% revenue increase in 3 years.
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Robert Hartwell is a world-renowned expert on Telling Your Story.
In addition to his career as a performing artist, he’s a public speaking coach who helps clients prepare for major opportunities—tv appearances, TED Talks, investor pitch meetings, and more.
- Robert is the host and executive producer of Taking Back the House, a television show presented by OWN: The Oprah Winfrey Network, HGTV, and Scott Brothers Entertainment.
- You’ve seen Robert in Tony Award-winning Broadway shows and featured in Pharrell and Jay-Z’s hit music video, "Entrepreneur."
- As a director and choreographer, his work has been seen at Lincoln Center, Music Theater Wichita, North Carolina Theater, Naples Performing Arts Center, The University of Michigan, and Fulton Theater.
- Robert was the assistant director on the national tour of the Tony Award-winning revival of Once On This Island. Another recent project, For Colored Boyz, won the top award at the Fulton Theatre’s Stories of Diversity Playwriting Festival.
- Robert is the founder of The Broadway Collective, a musical theater education company for teens. The company made the Inc 5000 List for its rapid growth: 440% revenue increase in 3 years.
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