The Four Signposts Of A Great Story-fied Email
- Setting: Data, trends and insights to provide context.
- Characters: The participants of the message (sender, recipient and other stakeholders).
- Conflict: The problem that is being solved.
- Resolution: The way the conflict would hopefully be solved.
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