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Why Storytelling and Strategy Are More Important Than Ever in Today’s Market
Erin Gregory Erin Gregory

Why Storytelling and Strategy Are More Important Than Ever in Today’s Market

In today’s crowded marketplace, building connections is more important than ever. Authentic storytelling, consistent creativity, and strategic planning are what set brands apart.

Are You Standing Out?

In my latest blog, I share key insights from my experiences with clients—from nonprofit to federal—emphasizing the same essential tactics:

Build trust through authentic storytelling – Share your brand’s "why" to create a deeper connection.

Consistency is key – Keep your message cohesive across platforms, while staying fresh and relevant.

Adapt with strategy – Your brand’s story should evolve with your audience and the market.

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Walking Through a New Door with an Open Heart and Curious Mind
Erin Gregory Erin Gregory

Walking Through a New Door with an Open Heart and Curious Mind

Back in 2020, during the pandemic that swept across the nation, like many others, I found myself unexpectedly without a job. At the time, I was serving as the Marketing & Membership Director for a YMCA Association in Indiana. Due to the recommendations and restrictions imposed by the World Health Organization and the Federal Government, the Y had to shut its doors, resulting in the layoff of 95% of its staff.

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Embrace Change and Who You Were Meant to Be
Erin Gregory Erin Gregory

Embrace Change and Who You Were Meant to Be

Change is a fickle thing, isn't it? It can encompass so many different emotions - excitement, fear, anxiety, anticipation, stress. You can be elated one moment, and panicked the next. As a natural empath, keen observer of human nature, and trained Change & Comms practitioner, I've learned to embrace change and accept it is as an important part of growth.

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In the Midst of Confinement, is Social Comfort
Erin Gregory Erin Gregory

In the Midst of Confinement, is Social Comfort

I don’t remember what I was doing, or where I was doing it when the COVID-19 virus took over all of our lives. We now sit in our home, with our three girls – McKinley 7, Maggie 4, and Mia 18 months, unemployed, and unsure. 

A few days ago, I discovered my job with the Y, a job I have worked passionately for the last six years, can no longer be supported. The financial impact will be difficult as time passes, but fortunately Mike and I have saved over the years and have a cushion. However, the emotional impact of it will be an open wound for a while. The family I have known and the work I have contributed to, for a while will now only exist at a distance. 

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