7 STORYBRAND Website Examples (from a former StoryBrand Guide)

StoryBrand is awesome... but surprisingly hard. As you StoryBrand your website, you're probably thinking, "What is this supposed to look like?"

In this video, I walk you through 7 incredible StoryBrand website examples to show you exactly what a great StoryBrand website looks like.

You'll learn:

- how to implement StoryBrand correctly
- what to include and where to put it
- what each section of your website should look like

Plus, examples of what it all looks like in action!

Outsell your competition with a website that works.

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[gamersenespanol]

I love you man, almost 2 years figuring out how to present digital transformation to business in Mexico, and i believe after appliying this tutorial, my startup will rocket launch!

[JakinHarp]

Storybrand Framework: (7 Steps)
1) Character
2) Has a problem
3) Meets a Guide
4) Guide gives Character a plan
5) Guide calls Character to action
6) Results in either Failure
7) Or Success

[unfltrdpassion]

Just finished the book and spent the time at each step completing the SB7 framework and when I got to the Road Map I was definitely disappointed. The author gave great info but I felt never really showed how to use all the SB7 framework info I was grueling and racking my brain over. This video makes sense. Seems the author could have simply added 1 line to update your website section that we should include each of the SB7 elements as a section our websites. Or maybe I missed it. Anyway, this helped.

What about businesses that offers services but sells products also? For example a Stylist offers services but who also has clothing to sell? Or a spa that a consumer can book appointments but the spa also sells lotions, shampoo etc? Should the above the fold section focus on the service or products?

[Babett_B]

I'm just about to finish the book, seeing the principles in action was super helpful! Thanks, Ryan!

[TheJdellinger]

Great breakdowns.

People who clicked the thumbs down button...who hurt you?

[jefferyjjensen]

Good job, thanks for sharing your knowledge. Will you please discuss what you want to see in the header (above the fold) and the footer of the homepage. Thanks.

[leviwanyoike]

Does one need to be StoryBrand certified to apply and reference the framework when working with clients? For example can I mention in my marketing that I design and build StoryBrand structured websites?

[ClearBrand]

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[hui]

Great video! Question: When your product is a fashion brand do you still recommend we construct the website in this structure?

[javieryranzo]

A lot of value here!!! thanks so much!

[carlraetzsch]

First step, character, you only addressed the problem (step 2) and success (7), but not he actual character.

[ExistBetter]

Good stuff, this is the best breakdown I've seen!

[dollarjilt]

Good video mate, I've read Donald Miller's Story Brand book twice. Just wish it was more geared toward selling products, which you briefly alluded to here. Cheers

[CreativePhilosophy_]

LOVE this video dude. Been spending weeks implementing all this in my business and it's amazing. So good to see more website examples though!

[dominik.szewior]

kohapet looks different now. Thanks for the video :)

[dylanchipp]

Thanks, really useful and bought clarity to the book.

[aarongiles]

Fantastic video. Super clear and easy to follow. Thank you 🙏

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This is slightly different to the approach shown by Donald Miller in his Webinar recently which was
1) Above the fold
2) The Stakes (problems)
3) The Plan (whereas here it is the guide for section 3)
4) Value Proposition
5) Explanatory Paragraph
6) Lead Generator
7) Junk Draw

Which approach works better?

[colortechsp]

Nicely executed Ryan. Excellent examples of SB websites in your video, communicated crystal clear. Thank you Ryan. Your are appreciated!

[joeyrucks]

Does storybrand only work for service-based businesses. I don't hear about a lot of ecom?