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Your business has a story worth telling—but how do you tell it in a way that actually connects with your customers? Join Trent, Brian, and AJ—three storytelling professionals in the Pacific Northwest—as they help small business owners navigate the world of podcasts, video, social media, and brand storytelling. Whether you're wondering if you need a podcast, trying to figure out what to post on social media, or just want to stand out in a crowded marketplace, this podcast breaks down the strategies and tools you need to amplify your story. Each episode tackles real questions from real business owners: Should my business start a podcast? What does that even involve? How do I use video without breaking the bank? What's the deal with AI, and how can I use it without losing my authentic voice? How do I tell my brand story in a way that actually resonates? What content should I be creating, and where should I share it? You'll get honest, practical advice from professionals who work with businesses just like yours every day. No jargon, no fluff—just actionable insights you can implement immediately to grow your brand, connect with your community, and tell your story better. If you're a small business owner who knows your story matters but isn't sure how to share it effectively, Storytelling in a Small Town is your guide to cutting through the noise and making a real impact. Part of the Snohomish Podcast Network
Unknown Host hosts Storytelling in a Small Town, a general show with 25 episodes published.
It’s the Season 2 finale of Storytelling in a Small Town —and Trent and AJ are back together to recap what this season was really about: helping small business owners tell better stories, build trust, and show up more in
Should you start a podcast for your small business or organization, or is it going to become one more project that never gets off the ground? In this episode of Storytelling in a Small Town, Trent and AJ share a practica
Being a guest on someone else’s podcast can be one of the most effective (and most overlooked) ways to build trust, grow your network, and get your small business in front of the right people—without having to launch a s
In this episode of Storytelling in a Small Town , Trent, Brian, and AJ tackle the part of content creation most small businesses skip: what to do after you hit record. They break down simple DIY editing moves that instan
In this episode of Storytelling in a Small Town , Trent, Brian, and AJ break down why behind-the-scenes (BTS) content is one of the most effective (and easiest) ways for small businesses to build connection, credibility,
In this episode of Storytelling in a Small Town, Trent, Brian, and AJ explore why your customers, employees, and partners might be your most powerful storytellers. They share real examples and practical strategies for le
In this episode of Storytelling in a Small Town, Trent, Brian, and AJ break down why every business—no matter how big or small—needs an origin story. They discuss why sharing where you came from helps customers connect w
Think you need a $15,000 budget to tell your business story effectively? Think again. In this episode of Storytelling in a Small Town, Trent, Brian, and AJ break down why authentic storytelling will always trump producti
In this engaging conversation, Trent, Brian, and AJ dive deep into the world of artificial intelligence and its impact on storytelling and content creation. From practical business applications to ethical concerns about
After a six-month hiatus, the Storytelling in a Small Town crew is back and better than ever! Trent, Brian, and AJ reunite to catch up on their incredibly busy summers and share exciting updates about their businesses an
All good stories must come to an end (or at least and intermission). Listen as we recap the role Storytelling in a Smalltown has had in our careers and what we see as the future of the podcast as we take a break for the
In this episode, we dive deep into the pros and cons of hiring a full-time video content creator for your business. While having an in-house video producer may seem like an attractive option, we explore why outsourcing v
In this episode of Storytelling in a Small Town , we dive into the crucial role that audio plays in creating impactful videos for small businesses. Whether you're creating promotional content, educational material, or so
Antonia Semanskee , from Crush Your Social , asks her pressing video questions about how to get started in video and why it is important to AJ, Brian, and Trent. From boosting engagement to driving conversions, video has
Learn what type of video is popular for 2025, the other powers of a great Instagram account for your business, no matter the size, and how to lean into the algorithms to make your account shine on this episode with Anton
Pre-production, or the steps that you take before the first day of filming, is a critical step to creating videos with impact. Join the conversation on what all is considered during pre-production. What all did we miss?
Wanting to start creating videos and don't know where to start? This is the podcast to give you inspiration to start that first video project to promote your business. Brian, AJ, and Trent, cover everything from what to
Brian, Trent, and AJ tackle telling holiday stories, with each member taking time to write and record their own story. Enjoy the stories to get into the holiday spirit. Trent shares his take on what is really the heart o
Brian, Trent, and AJ tackle telling holiday stories, with each member taking time to write and record their own story. Enjoy the stories to get into the holiday spirit. Brian takes us on a magical journey on finding home
What makes the holidays so "magical" and how do you capture it? Why do Hallmark movies make us feel so much during the holiday season? These are the questions that Trent, Brian, and AJ attempt to answer as they breakdown
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