Business Outcome

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Business Outcome

Not information 

communication

information does not equal 

words

information is just 
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To Action

communication is about moving people 
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communication

There are four components to 
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1. Understand your public

  • Adjust your message to match audience
  • Communicate to them
  • Shape information so it has a particular meaning to that public
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2. Engage your public

  • Involve them to get their respect, interest & attention
  • Ask questions
  • Use empathy to convey sincerity

3. Be truthful and direct

  • You must have respect for people so that they will reciprocate
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4. plan your method

  • RACE
  • Be strategic
  • Prepare, even for conversations
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from your perspective

Do Not communicate 
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public's perspective

understand your  

get inside their heads

  • What is their perspective on the topic?
  • What do they already know?
  • What are their positive & negative perspectives?
  • What are their concerns?

Communication is shared understanding that moves people to action

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We need to be clear about what we want our public to do

There's a process people go through before they act

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We think.
Then,
we feel.

think

  • What one or two things do we want our public to think?
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feel

  • What one or two things do we want our public to feel?

Do

  • What do we want our public to do as a result of our communication plan?

retention

  • Research indicates that on average people need to hear a message seven times before they take action
  • Campaign materials and strategies must be thorough
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what

  • What is this information?
  • What does it mean?
  • What's in it for me?
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why

  • Why now?
  • Why is this important?
  • Why is this message important?
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where

  • Where/what will this affect?
  • Where can I get more information?

when

  • When is this happening?
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how

  • How will this be implemented?
  • How will messaging work?
  • How will it impact me?

who

  • Who made the decision?
  • Who's in charge?
  • Who does it impact?

thank you

David Grossman, No Cape Needed