Storytelling Archives - Bryan Eisenberg & Jeffrey Eisenberg

Rock Solid Show with Round Rock Studio’s Brent Pierce

The Stories Being Told at Round Rock Studio

January 21, 2025

Conversation, Personal Branding, Podcast, Publishing, Storytelling

Brent Pierce started with a camera and a calling. Today, he runs Round Rock Studio, turning brands into storytellers and audiences into believers. His journey is proof that the right story, told the right way, can do more than engage. It can transform. Storytelling is the soul of marketing, and Brent lives it. Through video and podcasting, he teaches brands to speak in a voice their audiences feel in their gut. Stories are not about selling; they are about connecting.…

4th Post – Recipes For Practical Customer Experience Design & Optimization # CRO #UX #CX

April 9, 2015

Jeffrey Eisenberg

B2B, B2C, Buyer Legends, Content Marketing, Conversion Rate Optimization 101, Customer Experience, Marketing, Not to Miss Links, Personas, Storytelling, training

Please read the just published Personas: The Key Ingredient In Design For Conversion. It is the fourth in a series of six Recipes For Practical Customer Experience Design & Optimization posts. In case you missed them, the first four posts are: I. Pre-mortem because it is the antidote to Murphy’s Law First we’ll explore the most impactful step of the process, the pre-mortem. Some of our largest conversion wins over the last two decades ever were the result of our clients going through the pre-mortem…

Interview With Bryan Eisenberg – Two Episode Podcast – Buyer Legends & IdealSpot.com

April 4, 2015

Jeffrey Eisenberg

Buyer Legends, Customer Experience, Ecommerce, Interview, Marketing, Multi-Channel, Storytelling

Bryan was recently interviewed by Rod Worley the host of “Inside the Jewelry Trade Radio Show” to let us know that his interview was now online. Here is what Rod had to say: Good evening Bryan, Just a quick note to say your episode(s) are live in iTunes and on our website. Why two episodes you ask? There was so much great content that we had to break it into two individual episodes. Studies have shown that once a podcast gets…

Recipes For Practical Customer Experience Design & Optimization – Buyer Legends

February 11, 2015

Jeffrey Eisenberg

Buyer Legends, Continuous Improvement, Conversion Rate Optimization 101, Customer Experience, Marketing, Personas, Storytelling, training

This is an important post that Anthony Garcia wrote on the Buyer Legends blog If I gave you a recipe some of you would be thrilled and others not so much. You can cook a gourmet meal that will have your taste buds fox trotting. I know that to be true. When it comes to food there are alternative ways to acquire a great meal. However, when cooking up great customer experiences there are no alternatives. If you want customers…

Get Buy-In From Skeptics – A Conversion Rate Optimization Case Study

February 2, 2015

Jeffrey Eisenberg

Buyer Legends, Conversion Rate Optimization 101, Ecommerce, Storytelling, Testing

Gerald’s grandpa is a 71 year old luddite who doesn’t use email or a smartphone. So how did Gerald get his grandpa, the CEO of an old school catalog retailer, to champion a highly technical shopping cart and checkout development initiative? Gerald credits a significant part of this success, the ecommerce business was up 29.4% over budget this holiday season, to using the Buyer Legend process. This case study shows: how stories help identify the most important variables to test; how the power of…

Is that a Gap in Your Brand Story?

September 22, 2014

Bryan Eisenberg

Buyer Legends, Content Marketing, Customer Experience, Storytelling

In days long gone a company’s brand story typically emanated from a single place, from the company itself. Today, technologies like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, blogs, Yelp, and (insert technology dijour here) have given customers a powerful platform to get in on the act. Too often there are two completely different brand stories being told; the story you tell yourself about your own brand, and the story your customers are spreading. Which version of those two stories is most likely…