Help Your Group Learn How to Use Storytelling to Drive Results
20+ year expert, Sarah Panus, delivers keynotes, workshops, and virtual talks that simplify content strategy and brand storytelling—so your audience can create clearer messages, stronger connections, and better results. Especially helpful for brands trying to reach busy customers (like moms).


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If Your Group Is Saying Things Like...
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“We don’t know how to clearly explain what we do.”
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“We’re wasting time (and money) creating content that’s not working.”
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“We don’t have the time or team to plan great content.”
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“We’re losing customers because our messaging is off.”
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“We’re stuck—and don’t know what to do next.”
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“We want to connect more with busy customers (like moms).”
Choose the Right Format for Your Event
Hosting a monthly meeting, national conference, or team training? Sarah offers different formats to fit your needs:
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Keynotes
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Workshops (virtual or in-person)
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Lunch & Learn Sessions
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Webinars / Virtual Presentations
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Panel Participation or Moderation
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Breakout Sessions
Sarah packs every session with actionable takeaways—delivered with empathy, energy, and real-world experience.
Most Popular Content Marketing Talks
Sarah understands how hard it is to juggle all the demands coming at marketing & business professionals.
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20+ years of content strategy experience
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StoryBrand Certified Coach
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Expert in brand storytelling + marketing to mom customer
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Host of Marketing With Empathy® podcast (top 5% podcast globally); and new KEEP KIDS SAFE podcast
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Helped brands including Sleep Number, SHEFIT, AssureX Global, LegalZoom and more
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Known for making complex strategy feel simple and actionable
Let's Make Your Event a Success
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Schedule a Call
Book a free 30-min Zoom discovery call with Sarah to discuss your speaker needs.
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Get a Trusted Speaker
Choose your format & topic and Sarah will deliver an engaging speaking topic with BONUSES.
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Help Your Group
Your audience walks away energized, equipped and ready to apply what they learned.