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Shannon Peel
Shannon Peel is the creative force behind the MarketAPeel Brand. She works from her home office overlooking life in Downtown Vancouver, BC Canada. She is passionate about stories and how to they connect people and exploring why people make the choices they make. People describe her as intelligent, quick witted, and creative, all things she takes pride in as she values intelligent thought and solution based productivity. MarketAPeel reflects her values and vision.
Topics Shannon Peel Speaks On
Finding opportunities for your career, business, sales numbers
Opportunities are everywhere, even in this chaotic changing global economy. In this presentation Shannon Peel helps audiences understand how to find opportunities in the stories they consume every day. Your people will leave being able to dissect news media stories to figure out what the real story is and how it will affect their industry, organization, businesses, sales teams, and careers. Shannon will use stories to show how to research to find opportunities.
Stories that Sell
Being able to persuade people comes down to telling them their story and how your product or service will solve their problem. In this presentation, Shannon Peel shares how to craft a story so prospects will buy-in and engage with your brand or idea. Audience will leave with a new insight into how to find new prospects by deconstructing media stories to discover how they can step in and provide the solution they need.
Stop Letting Fear Stop You
Fear is a primal emotion with the purpose of keeping us alive, but in today's world fear stops us from being successful. In this presentation, Shannon Peel will explore fear and how to feel the fear and do it anyway so your people can grow beyond their limitations and become more productive. Your audience will leave with proven tools to help them identify real threats, understand that gut feeling, and armed with new tools to combat the fears holding them and your organization back.
Using storytelling to break down barriers, build trust, and empathy.
Communication between leaders and their teams can be improved with the most important aspects of storytelling - active listening and interviewing. The best storytellers know how to listen so they can understand their audiences and ask the right questions to draw out stories from others. Stories remove barriers, bridge gaps, and increase empathy enabling you to build diverse teams. Leaders who use storytelling skill become better storytellers and form better relationships with team members by raising the understanding of everyone’s points of view.
Connect with your customer on their journey
Customer’s have a buyers journey and brands need to understand what that journey looks like so they can meet them along the path to their purchase. How can a business know what that journey looks like and ensure they are telling the right stories at the right time? This presentation strives to answer this question for audiences.
Stop thinking like a victim and start acting like a hero
Life's traumas can leave us casting ourselves as the victim in our stories instead of its hero and making it hard for us to heal and rise above our situation. In this presentation audiences learn the difference between victim and hero language to help them rewrite their narrative and start on the road to recovery. When we rewrite our narrative using hero language we learn how to look at our trauma's from different points of view and take ownership of our story as heroes.
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Experiential Storytelling Workshop
Shannon Experential Storytelling
What's a Hero?
Take a Deep Dive into Shannon Peel's Speaking Topics
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Brand Storytelling
BrandAPeel
Podcast Catalogue
Victim to Hero Mindset Change
Shannon Peel's Speaking Engagements
Speaking on Brand Storytelling
Are you looking for a dynamic speaker to talk to your audience about Brand Storytelling? Other topics
Brand Storytelling, what, why, and hows
How to craft a values-based brand story to attract the right audience
Mapping out your digital footprint to guide audiences from Awareness to Advocacy
What I learned about podcasting by posting 100 episodes in 100 days
How you structure a personal brand story is structurally different from a Business Brand Story
Knowing the deeper meaning of your core values and telling stories reflecting them, builds trust
Mapping out the customer journey through the marketing funnel ensure you can fill the gaps in your brand story
