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... Communications Planning Worksheet, GLSMA Grantee Meeting, June 2014. Planning Questions. (Note your answers and findings from data/research/theory that ...
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What does local data and background research tell you about the problem or gap? What should be occurring that isnโt? What efforts are already planned or underway to advance that goal? Note specific findings you have and/or additional questions to answer.
How can communications help advance this goal? What specific changes do you want to occur as a result of the messages? Note research/data/theory that justifies this choice or create questions to research that can inform your choice.
Planning Questions.
What specific audience(s) do you need to reach with messages to achieve your objectives? Why are they the best audience? Note research/data/theory that justifies this choice or create questions to research that can inform your choice.
What concrete, realistic actions do you want your audience to take? What evidence do you have that this is the appropriate call to action?
What research will you review or conduct to learn more about how the audience perceives this issue and various possible actions? List specific research questions to answer here. Note what groups youโll research and what methods youโll use to answer the questions you listed. After completing your audience research, revisit your communications objectives, choice of audience, and intended action and make any needed changes based on your findings.