Tag Archive for: Dramaturgy

In Media Res: A Narrative Technique That Begins in the Middle of the Action

In Media Res refers to a narrative technique in which a story begins not at the beginning, but in the middle of an action that is already underway. The backstory is provided later—or not at all—which immediately immerses the viewer in the action rather than forcing them to work their way through an introduction. In […]

Narrative Structure in Marketing: Dramatic Models for Effective Campaigns

The most successful marketing campaigns of all time have one thing in common: They aren’t just a collection of product promises, but well-crafted narratives with a beginning, a build-up, and a resolution. Narrative structure in marketing isn’t literary theory—it’s a set of practical tools that determines whether a message sticks in people’s minds or is […]

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Marketing Twist: How Surprising Twists Make Campaigns Go Viral

A surprising twist can turn an average campaign into a viral hit. What Hitchcock was to film, the marketing twist is to advertising campaigns: an unexpected turning point that captivates the audience, excites them, and encourages them to share. In a world of content overload, surprise has become perhaps the most powerful tool for differentiation […]