McKissen + Company

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The right strategy. The right words. The right voice.

McKissen + Company delivers content and communications strategy that creates tangible, measurable results.

What We Do

McKissen + Company creates engaging content, develops compelling messaging, and solves strategic communications problems for a wide variety of businesses and industries. ​Our clients include healthcare companies, data security and privacy protection firms, supply chain management solutions providers, financial services firms, real estate tech, nonprofits, educational institutions, and many more.

When you are a McKissen + Company client, you aren’t paying for expensive office space and craft beer for our employees.

We are simple. We are affordable. Best of all, we deliver.

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Stories about Storytelling

Read our latest articles published in Inc., CNBC, VentureBeat, and other major media outlets on the art of communication, storytelling, and reaching your audience.

Three Ways to Tap Into Your Creativity

ByDustin McKissenThis article originally appeared in Inc.com. Since July 1, I have taken a break from writing about trade wars and entrepreneurship to do something I’ve always wanted to do: Write a novel. Between July 1 and July 31, I drafted a 51,000-word book currently being reviewed by multiple publishers. Unfortunately, I cannot give anyone advice on novel writing. […]

Want to Be a Thought Leader? Start Doing These Three Things.

ByDustin McKissenThis article originally appeared in Inc.com. To begin with, let’s address the term “thought leader.” Is it a buzzword? Absolutely. Is it more than a little gross? For sure. Are there literally thousands of people on LinkedIn who’ve somehow made the leap from being an unemployed customer service supervisor to self-branded “thought leader”? Without a doubt. (We […]

Does Your Company Need to Tell a Better Story? Learn this Lesson from John Steinbeck.

ByDustin McKissenThis article originally appeared in Inc.com. Growing up, one of my favorite ways to spend time was listening to my great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather tell my brother and me what it was like to run their ranch in western Colorado during the Great Depression. Those stories–including the time my great-grandfather had to choose between medication for […]