The quandary is pretty much the same across websites. The kinds of content that really grab our attention as readers of print publications and viewers of television and movies are narratives, stories with a beginning, middle and an end. But online, content is almost never expressed that way — for business and commercial sites, anyway.
So how do we do it? How do we communicate ideas and thoughts in a way that fits in within our natural receptiveness as humans to narrative stories? This will be the first of a few posts that will explore that theme, and feel free to chime in with ideas of your own.
3 responses so far ↓
katie // Feb 23, 2010 at 2:07 pm
I FOUND SOME COOL STORIES IN A MAGAZINE AND WANTED TOSHARE#1:BATHROOMBUST=MY FAMILY AND I WENT ON A TRIP TO EGYPT AND I WAS CRUSHING ON A CUTE GUY .oNE DAY WE ALL ATE SOME STREET FOOD BUT IHAVEA WEAK STOMACH AND HAD TO USE THE BATHROOM I HAD DIHERREA! IT SMELLED GROSS ESPECIALLY IN A SMALL SPACE MY CRUSH WAS WAITING AT THE DOOR WHEN I CAME OUT I WAS HORRIFIED WHEN HE WENT AND YELLED IT STINKS! LOVE KATIE THIS IS NOT MY STORY I FOUND IT IN A MAGAZINE!
katie // Feb 23, 2010 at 2:15 pm
IF YOUARE JUST WONDERING WHY I PUT MY BLOGS ON YOU TUBE I DONT HAVE FACE BOOK AND TWITTER HAS TO MUCH GOSSIP AND EVEN IF I DID PUT IT ON TWITTER YOU GUYS WOULD PROBABLY THINK IWAS LIEING SO OKAY I DONT HAVE FACEBOOK BUT ITS REALLY AMAZING I HAVE MY OWN BLOG AND IM ONLY 9 YEARS OLD WEIRD RIGHT?YEAH IKNOW BYE!!BYE!!
katie // Feb 23, 2010 at 2:21 pm
OKAY GUYS IF YOU KNOW YHE ANSWER TO THIS I WILL KEEP WRITING ABOUT MY COOL STORIES ALLRIGHT HERE IS THE QIESTON4567DIVIDED BY 8953
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