ABOUT SERIOUSLY FUNNY
As a comedian, I was in the (show) business of telling stories (often my own self-indulgent ones, admittedly) and now I’m in the business of telling yours.
Stories
Your Brand, your business, your products have ‘stories’ to tell. .
Tell Them
The questions are – what are those stories, who do you need to tell them to, and how are you going to tell them?
Connect
Most importantly, just as my audiences needed to emotionally connect to my material to laugh at my routine, your ‘audience’ needs to connect to your messages to form an ongoing relationship with your brand.
Contact Todd to find out how we can help you get your business online, or refresh your digital presence – extending reach and engagement with new audiences in new ways.
THE SERIOUSLY FUNNY TEAM
In this case there IS an I in team, because, well, the team is me … to start with.
Once we get started, I then assemble the rest of the team, contacts I’ve made over the past few decades … building the right group of people for your specific needs.
Think of it as a flexible and fluid Dream Team, or a Prime Minister’s Freelance 11 if you prefer, that is tailor-made for each client and each project.
Depending on the needs of your business you might have Seriously Funny as the liaison between your existing Marketing Manager and external resources, or you might opt for the ‘Seriously Funny Clayton’s Marketing Manager’ as described in The Seriously Funny Approach.
SERIOUSLY FUNNY WORK
Work? Sure, I’ve done it. I’m doing it. With other businesses. I could even put their logos here if I wanted to. Maybe I will. Soon.
When I do, I’ll probably feature companies like Dome Coffees, Concept Music, Scoopon, Croissant Express, Red Rooster, Atmos Foods, Timpano Legal, Camera Electronic, Western Integrated Health, Wesbeam, The Dutch Butcher, Lapa Brazilian Barbecue, Aroma Coffees, Sweetlips, John Street Cafe, Megatix, Frames Etc and Miami Bakehouse.
I’d most likely feature Brand Identity Development, and highlight engaging content that I’ve recently created … some videos, imagery, some print, a fair bit of social media. It would all tell a clear story, building a strong emotional connection with the brands and drive engagement.
For now though, the question to ask isn’t ‘what has he done and who has he done it for’, it’s ‘what do I need and what can he do for me’ – so let’s start there.