JKO Communication Strategy Planning in Support of Exercises
Why Plan Strategically?
Encourages an organisation to determine how it is dependent on relationships, helps to think through factors and provide an outcome and engages people in a vision for the future.
Functional Orientation
rational messaging style (e.g. unique selling proposition)
Symbolic Orientation
Symbolic association message style and emotional message style (e.g. brand image, resonance, emotion)
Industry Orientation
Generic message style and pre-emptive message style (generic and pre-emptive)
Informal Research
Casual interactions with key stakeholders or experts or helps develop a better understanding of problems informing a communication program.
Formal Research
Systematic data gathering methods.
corporate strategy
ways to meet stakeholders expectations and needs
communication strategy
ways in which communication can support objectives in corporate strategy while maintaining or achieving desired reputation
rational message
unique selling point
difference can be measured
informational
symbolic association message
symbols and values
emotional message
emotional appeals
relevant and authentic
generic message
straight claim
about product category
pre-emptive message
bold claim that any company can make
superiority
Step 1 strategic planning model
strategic intent
Step 2 strategic planning model
objectives
Step 3 strategic planning model
target audience
Step 4 strategic planning model
themed message
Step 5 strategic planning model
message styles
Step 6 strategic planning model
media strategy
Step 7 strategic planning model
budget