Highly Anticipated Brand Storytelling Service Launched

Lance Pierce • April 1, 2021

Launch Culmination of Efforts to Bring Best In Brand Storytelling Together

Clayton, MO – April 1, 2021 – StorySMART announced today the highly anticipated upgrade in their industry leading video storytelling and social media management services.

“Today we are proud to introduce StorySMART MAX Plus,” Ron Watermon, the Founder & CEO of StorySMART Creative Social Media LLC said. “This is the culmination of a dream that was created, nurtured and curated by an incredible team of talented storytellers dedicated to bringing high-quality brand storytelling to online audiences everywhere on every device.”

StorySMART Max Plus is available to businesses, non-profits, government agencies and even individuals. StorySMART stories are designed to be viewable on all devices.

“This amazing video storytelling as a subscription service includes our complete catalog of brand journalism services, including monthly social media management, video news, photography, podcasting and digital journalism,” Watermon said. “All subscribers can expect outstanding original content from some of journalism's greatest storytellers.”

Current StorySMART subscribers can sign up for the upgrade to the premium service free of charge. New subscribers will be offered StorySMART Max Plus for the industry leading value driven pricing they have come to expect from StorySMART.

“We look forward to giving audiences everywhere the opportunity to enjoy our compelling brand journalism stories within a rich, personalized experience on all the screens they love,” Watermon said. “Each unique story we help a brand tell will include a fresh perspective and powerful brand message – all meant to inform, connect, and inspire.”

Watermon emphasized that their storytelling as service subscription is really about deepening the brand’s relationship with their existing customers and extending brand affinity to consumers through honest audience-focused search-responsive stories.

“This groundbreaking bundle of professional storytelling services curates the best from our catalogue,” Watermon said. “You can expect to get the iconic beloved favorites, along with new original stories that are sure to become fan-favorites with your target audience.”

“The unparalleled talent we have makes us industry leaders in helping brands large and small connect authentically with audiences online,” Watermon said. “This demonstrates what can be accomplished when celebrated talents come together to help brands succeed in a world driven by online interaction.”

Watermon said he expects all subscribers to provide their customers a new direct-to-audience experience fueled by an interactive approach that will grow their business online at an unparalleled pace.

“This is just the beginning of our journey,” Watermon said. “We will continue to innovate and evolve this one-of-a-kind platform that brings together the most experienced journalists, while also paving way for the voices of tomorrow as we pioneer the best in authentic storytelling to help brands of all sizes grow online.”

-- Lance Pierce, reporting for StorySMART

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