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EPISODE · Apr 11, 2025 · 32 MIN

#166. What is Visual Storytelling? With Creative Director Allie Wilson

from Presentation Thinking™ · host GhostRanch Communications

B2B folks everywhere:You’ve probably heard of “visual storytelling” and how important it can be for your brand and for your presentations. However, like many a buzzword, we’ve seen the phrase thrown around so much, we fear its true meaning is often confused with a focus on style, rather than substance. Visual storytelling goes beyond decoration, embellishment and off-brand AI imagery. True visual storytelling helps marketers achieve clarity in their communications—it helps to bring the core of our messages to life with meaning and memorability.To join us in this Visual Storytelling deep dive, we invited Creative Director of GhostRanch Communications, Allie Wilson, to unpack its definition, how it works, why it matters now and the immense value of investing in it at all.Because Allie presented on the same subject at the PMA Summit in NYC in March, we also get into her own Visual Storytelling methods, design red flags and how she put together her presentation.This is an episode for: brand strategists, graphic designers and anyone that has to put together presentations.

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