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The Formula for Conflict-building so You Can Market Your Product

Start connecting with your customers.

John Paul Hernandez
3 min readJan 20, 2022

Stories are the most powerful way to connect with your audience. It captures their attention and plugs into their emotions. But often, we fail to develop a compelling one.

The most common issue is a lack of conflict.

For example, imagine you run a website that sells great supplies for gardening and you want to tell a story in your copy.

A general statement might be: “Jane loves gardening, and when she used our super-growth soil, her vegetables grew to be the healthiest she’s ever seen.”

While some of that statement highlights a feature and benefit (powerful soil = healthy and amazing veggies you’re proud of), it doesn’t tell a story, and it missed the potential to connect with a reader.

To add stronger emotion, we need to introduce conflict to build out a story:

“Jane always grew herbs in her backyard, but

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John Paul Hernandez
John Paul Hernandez

Written by John Paul Hernandez

John Paul Hernandez is a B2B SaaS content writer that increases exposure, moves customers to action, and fuels company growth.

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