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Use this worksheet to identify key story components before you build.*\nElevator pitch: What and Why?\nWhat is the purpose of your story, or why are you making it?\nWho is your intended audience?\nThink about who you want to read your story: funders, policy makers, local stakeholders, friends, family, general public, scientists…\nWhat are the key takeaways for your readers?\nWhat do you need your readers to know after exploring the story?\nDoes your story have a call to action?\u000bWhat do you want someone to do, think, or feel after they’ve finished reading? This can be anything from signing up for a newsletter, to volunteering for a cause, to learning more with another related piece of content.\nWhat content do you have already, and what content do you still need?\nThink about media that might be useful for telling this story (photos, videos, audio, maps, infographics, etc.). List any media content that you have or need to get that will help support your story.\nHave:\nNeed:\nDo you have any data that supports your story? If you don’t have what you need, do you know of other sources that might?\nList any data—spatial or otherwise—that could help explain your key takeaways outlined above.\nHave:\nNeed:\nWhen, where, and how do you want to promote your story?\nWill you distribute your story through social media? Email? Somewhere else? Are there individuals or organizations you can partner with to share it more widely? Do you need shared language or other materials for any coordinated promotion?\n*The following article can help you complete this worksheet and organize your content: \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-storymaps/sharing-collaboration/planning-and-outlining-your-story-map-how-to-set-yourself-up-for-success\" \u0014Planning and outlining your story: How to set yourself up for success\u0015.","cbCaiaAMJZacFlNu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaAMJZacFlNu","docx",27163,"English","# Elevator pitch: What and Why?\n## Purpose, audience, key takeaways\n# Content and media planning\n## Existing and needed content\n## Useful media types and data\n# Promotion planning\n## Channels, partners, and materials","[{\"question\":\"How do you define the purpose of a geospatial story in this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"State what the story is about and why it is being made. 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