Are you struggling to communicate your message during these rocky times?

Well, know that you're not alone.

With the rising information overload and audiences' elusive attention spans, marketers' top challenge is delivering a powerful brand that breaks through the clutter (eMarketer).

Join us in this conversational Webinar as host Shlomi Ron, CEO of the Visual Storytelling will walk you through ways you can leverage visual storytelling to capture your audience attention, build emotional empathy, trust and transform your marketing results.

What you'll learn:

• What is visual storytelling in the context of marketing?
• Why visual storytelling is effective?
• Illustrative industry examples during COVID
• Key visual storytelling trends
• Actionable tips you could apply to reach your organization's objectives faster.

This webinar is ideal for brand managers, CMOs, small business owners and those who want to learn how to effectively navigate this crisis to better connect with customers and continue building your brand for long-term growth. The webinar includes an open discussion with active Q&A.

Reserve your FREE ticket today!

About Shlomi Ron

Shlomi Ron is the CEO of the Visual Storytelling Institute (VSI), the primary think tank for helping brands connect better with their audiences through visual storytelling consulting, training, production, and thought leadership. A digital marketing veteran with over 20 years of experience working both on the agency and brand sides for Fortune 100/500 brands such as Nokia, IBM, and American Express. At VSI, he combines his marketing experience with his passion for visual stories stemming from interests in classic Italian cinema (cafePellicola.com) and video art (BukySchwartz.com). Thought leader and speaker at key marketing conferences. He is also the host of the Visual Storytelling Today podcast, which ranks in the top 20 best business storytelling podcasts on the Web. His new book: Total Acuity: Tales with Marketing Morals to Help You Create Richer Visual Brand Stories. To train next gen’s marketers, he teaches a Brand Storytelling course at the University of Miami’s Business School. Outside work, he is a nascent bread baker, The Moth fan, and longtime fedora wearer likely to jive with his classic Italian cinema interest.