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Business Communication

Audience Strategy The Audience

Who are they? Source: https://artplusmarketing.com/why-serving-your-audience-matters-76445b77351a

Who are they? A. Primary Audience B. Key Influencers C. Secondary Audiences

Who are they? A. Primary Audience Message Directly

A. Primary Audience 1. Audience unknown, find out about their: Demographics Knowledge and beliefs Preferences

A. Primary Audience 2. Audience is familiar (analyze them)

B. Key Influencers Decision-makers Opinion leaders Gatekeepers

C. Secondary Audiences Receives message indirectly Colleagues in cc Bosses Employees Assistants Intermediaries

What do the audience know and expect? Age Ethnic Origin Occupation Gender Source: http://bizbench.com/2058-2/ Culture Education

What do they know and expect? Identify and define the jargon. Simplify the information.

What do they know and expect? Deal with mix background needs. Provide background material. Acknowledge the experts. Aim your message.

What do they know and expect? Consider their format expecteations. Timinig Visual Formality

What do they know and expect? Address second-language issues Check use of idioms and metaphors. Avoid sarcasm, humor. Adjust delivery.

What do the audience feel? What emotions do they feel? How interested are they in your message? What is their probable attittude?

What will persuade them? Benefits Tangible benefits Career or task benefits Ego benefits Personality benefits Group benefits Consistency benefits

What will persuade them? Benefits Career or task benefits

What will persuade them? Benefits Ego benefits

What will persuade them? Benefits Personality benefits

What will persuade them? Benefits Group benefits

What will persuade them? Benefits Consistency benefits

What will persuade them? Credibility Goodwill credibility and reciprocity

What will persuade them? Credibility Goodwill credibility and liking

What will persuade them? Credibility Image credibility and emotionality

What will persuade them? Credibility Rank and expertise credibility by association

What will persuade them? Credibility Rank credibility and punishment

What will persuade them? Message Structure Opening and closing

What will persuade them? Message Structure The problem/solution structure

What will persuade them? Message Structure One-sided versus two-side structure

What will persuade them? Message Structure Pro/con versus con/pro

What will persuade them? Message Structure The inoculation technique

What will persuade them? Message Structure Ascending versus descending order

What will persuade them? Message Structure The “ask for less” technique