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Sean Platt, on Copyblogger, writes this blog post called The Quentin Tarantino Guide to Creating Killer Content.

The post is dedicated to a 7 minute art of storytelling tutorial from the movie, Reservoir Dogs. The hero, played in the movie by Tim Roth, is an undercover cop. The movie follows the development of his fake story to gain the trust of everyone. His storytelling is a matter of life and death.

In Tarantino fashion, this video segment from the movie contains mature audience language.

The Commode Story found on You Tube illustrates the 7 minute art of storytelling tutorial from the movie, Reservoir Dogs.

Sean Platt writes, “if you want to be a great writer, you’ve got to own the story. Fiction or sales copy, know your story like nobody else and you will write words that no one else can touch.”

Read this post and learn the art of owning your story.

What is the [one thing] preventing you from owning your own marketing story?

What are the factors you will consider when determining that you “own” your believable marketing story?