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Storytelling feels like a buzzword because most of what gets called storytelling in business is not actually storytelling. It is content. It is messaging. It is a LinkedIn post with a hook.

The reason the word keeps appearing is that the underlying need is real and urgent. Buyers have more options and less patience than ever, AI is flooding every channel with generic content, and the brands that break through are consistently the ones with a story precise enough to make a buyer stop and feel something. Human brains are neurologically wired to process, retain, and share information through narrative. Strategic narrative takes that reality and turns it into a precise, repeatable framework that every person in an organization can use to pull best-fit buyers toward the business.

Ed Lynes

Ed Lynes
Ed is Woden's founder and Chief Storyteller. He is the architect behind the StoryKernel and Woden's proprietary messaging hierarchy. More importantly, he brings Bailey to the office every day.