In the land of infinite distraction, the one who tickles the funny bone reigns supreme. As business, entertainment, and comedy become ever more intertwined, savvy startups, leading ad agencies, and Fortune 500 firms alike are turning to humor as the ultimate tool for being memorable amidst the ringtones and vibrations of modern life.
At FunnyBizz, we teach you how to tap into humor’s power. In just one (raucously entertaining) day, our elite roster of speakers will teach you essential principles of comedy, improv and storytelling, how to apply those concepts to you and your business, and generally show you how being funny can make you more successful.
Why Use Comedy Techniques?
Because that’s what the people want—Today's generation has been socialized to receive info via humor. They want infotainment, not information. Clients don't watch "20/20" or "Nightline" for news; they watch Colbert and Jon Stewart. They want and expect information delivered with a punch line.
Because science says so—“The brain doesn't pay attention to boring things,” notes John Medina, a biologist and author of the best-selling book Brain Rules. “Laughter triggers a dopamine release, which aids memory and information processing. It’s like a mental post-it note that tells your brain, remember this.”
Because that’s what the people share— A scientific study out of LSU finds “Humor was employed at near unanimous levels for all viral advertisements. Consequently, this study identified humor as the universal appeal for making content viral.” Also, most of Unruly Media’s top viral videos of 2013 use humor to encourage audiences to click on the "share" button.
What You Will Learn at FunnyBizz:
-Storytelling techniques for building an authentic brand
-How to maximize the virality of your content
-The key role of laughter in building loyal communities
-How being funny can make people want to work with you and buy from you
-The recipe for delivering hilarious speeches and consistently funny copy
-How improv techniques increase productivity, inspire engagement, and encourage a creative corporate culture
Who Is FunnyBizz For:
-Startup CEOs and founders looking to transform their key messages and pitches into a compelling story.
-Content Professionals and Social Media Managers looking to improve their messaging
-Marketing, PR, Advertising and Communications professionals looking to add humor to their company voice.
-Brand managers looking to create a loveable brand that stands out from the noise.
-Sales and business development professionals who want to make their presentations and pitches more entertaining.
-Community builders who want to make their communities more fun and engaging.
-Entrepreneurs looking to gain a competitive advantage.
Transferrable bands: Can’t attend the entire conference? Buy one ticket, attend the morning, then trade wristbands with a colleague so they can attend the afternoon. That's awesome! Most conferences don't do that!? Thankfully, we are not most conferences.
Follow our updates on Twitter @funnybizzsf using #funnybizz
In the land of infinite distraction, the one who tickles the funny bone reigns supreme. As business, entertainment, and comedy become ever more intertwined, savvy startups, leading ad agencies, and Fortune 500 firms alike are turning to humor as the ultimate tool for being memorable amidst the ringtones and vibrations of modern life.
At FunnyBizz, we teach you how to tap into humor’s power. In just one (raucously entertaining) day, our elite roster of speakers will teach you essential principles of comedy, improv and storytelling, how to apply those concepts to you and your business, and generally show you how being funny can make you more successful.
Why Use Comedy Techniques?
Because that’s what the people want—Today's generation has been socialized to receive info via humor. They want infotainment, not information. Clients don't watch "20/20" or "Nightline" for news; they watch Colbert and Jon Stewart. They want and expect information delivered with a punch line.
Because science says so—“The brain doesn't pay attention to boring things,” notes John Medina, a biologist and author of the best-selling book Brain Rules. “Laughter triggers a dopamine release, which aids memory and information processing. It’s like a mental post-it note that tells your brain, remember this.”
Because that’s what the people share— A scientific study out of LSU finds “Humor was employed at near unanimous levels for all viral advertisements. Consequently, this study identified humor as the universal appeal for making content viral.” Also, most of Unruly Media’s top viral videos of 2013 use humor to encourage audiences to click on the "share" button.
What You Will Learn at FunnyBizz:
-Storytelling techniques for building an authentic brand
-How to maximize the virality of your content
-The key role of laughter in building loyal communities
-How being funny can make people want to work with you and buy from you
-The recipe for delivering hilarious speeches and consistently funny copy
-How improv techniques increase productivity, inspire engagement, and encourage a creative corporate culture
Who Is FunnyBizz For:
-Startup CEOs and founders looking to transform their key messages and pitches into a compelling story.
-Content Professionals and Social Media Managers looking to improve their messaging
-Marketing, PR, Advertising and Communications professionals looking to add humor to their company voice.
-Brand managers looking to create a loveable brand that stands out from the noise.
-Sales and business development professionals who want to make their presentations and pitches more entertaining.
-Community builders who want to make their communities more fun and engaging.
-Entrepreneurs looking to gain a competitive advantage.
Transferrable bands: Can’t attend the entire conference? Buy one ticket, attend the morning, then trade wristbands with a colleague so they can attend the afternoon. That's awesome! Most conferences don't do that!? Thankfully, we are not most conferences.
Follow our updates on Twitter @funnybizzsf using #funnybizz
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