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CONTENT (80%)
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Introduction:
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Analysis of Organisation of choice.
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Clearly states the purpose of the communication campaign. Students need to link the purpose of the campaign to the organisation’s business objectives. This needs to show how the campaign will drive the business objectives.
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Steps of the Communication campaign:
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Objectives:
Informative objectives - It needs to be communication objectives following the SMARTI formula
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Objectives:
Motivational objectives - It needs to be communication objectives following the SMARTI formula.
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Stakeholders and publics
Students need to firstly plot stakeholders of their organisation – then use the POWER Matrix to identify the RTP for the campaign
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Messages
For each RTP identified there needs to be a campaign message. It should speak to design competition
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Strategy
For each RTP grouping students need to identify a communication strategy
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Tactics and timescale
Communication activities need to be written for every strategy (explaining how this tactic will help to achieve the objective). Tactics need to be plotted on the campaign timeline
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Monitoring
Students need to indicate how they will do interim evaluation of the tactics
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Evaluation
At the end of the campaign plan students need to indicate how they will evaluate the campaign objectives
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Inclusion of seminal sources (in terms of case study)
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Conclusion:
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Reflects content. Relates to introduction and objectives
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Summarises and reinforces conclusion/s drawn
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Argumentation is in line with company’s position statements.
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TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS (20%)
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Required format and length (3000 words)
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Grammar and composition (splitting infinitives, ending with prepositions, starting with conjunctions, etc. and punctuation)
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Adequate cover page and table of contents
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Accurate usage of APA referencing system in text, including direct quotes and paraphrased material used
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Complete and accurate list of references and adequate number of references
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Appropriate use of academic discourse – no use of popular and flowery language
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Final mark:
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