Effective Planning of Media Campaigns
Classroom based course with study materials, lecturer support and CPD Hours included
London Training For Excellence
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Day 1 - Effective Media Campaigns:
- Welcome and introduction.
- Media campaigns – their use and their risks.
- Case study examples – what works and what does not.
- Practical example – tackling a business challenge.
- An introduction to evaluation.
Day 2 - A Problem-Solving Approach to Campaigns:
- Business strategy and problem identification.
- Problem solving methods – choosing the right one.
- Problem analysis – desk research, stakeholder analysis, PEST and SWOT.
- Setting measurable objectives.
- Force field analysis and risk identification.
Day 3 - Planning and Costing Campaigns:
- Identifying the stages of the campaign and decision points.
- Preparing an effective schedule – critical path analysis.
- Costing the plan and preparing a budget.
- Practice case-studies.
- Co-ordinating campaign elements across stakeholder groups.
Day 4 - Channels, Delivery and Evaluation:
- From strategy to tactics.
- Principles of evaluation.
- Research tools and methods.
- Channel effectiveness and use of media.
- Using influencer strategies to multiply effectiveness.
Day 5 - Putting it all together – Effective Delivery in Your Organisation:
- A risk-management approach.
- Dealing with contingencies.
- Winning support - selling ideas to others in the business.
- Ensuring that results are seen and credited.
- Personal action planning.
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