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Persuasive 40 Lessons in Communicating for the Common Good
โ Scribed by Marrianne McMullen
- Publisher
- Georgetown University Press
- Year
- 2024
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 192
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Synopsis
A novel model for planning effective communications campaigns
Communications is a fast-growing profession. The need to create, edit, translate, and disseminate information through a variety of different platforms is creating an increased demand for people with these skills.
Persuasive introduces the Persuasion Matrix, a model for planning communication campaigns based in persuasion research. Marrianne McMullen draws on her wide-ranging and high-profile career to share her hard-earned wisdom gleaned from her work as a journalist, with labor unions, with DC public schools, and on President Barack Obama's campaigns; she also served as an appointee in both his terms. McMullen tracks decades of research, providing a series of intricate and diverse case studies about workplace and relevant social issues. Persuasion theory and research is woven throughout the professional narratives and each career story closes with key lessons in communications. Persuasive guides researchers and practitioners to a point of reflection on the true value of engaged scholarship and communication activism.
Highly engaging and concise, Persuasive is a professional memoir that provides 40 lessons in communications for managers, communicators in public or nonprofit sectors, and students of communications.
โฆ Table of Contents
Contents
List of Illustrations
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part One: Foundations
1: Learning to Work
2: The Cost of Coal
3: A Native Challenge
4: The Wrong Journalism Jobs
5: Stop the Presses
6: Reporting behind the Iron Curtain
7: Friendly Persuasion
Part Two: The Dayton Voice
8: Watchdogs
9: Streetwalkers and Rock Stars
10: You Are Free to Go
11: Heartbreaks on the Labor Beat
12: Bad Art and Crisis Management
13: Too Much Skin in the Game
Part Three: The Labor Movement
14: What Democracy Looks Like
15: The Right Message
16: Frontline Talkers
17: Getting Votes for Barack
18: Campaign Blunder
19: Authentic Voice
20: DC Culture Shock
21: Doing More with More
22: To the Mine Workers
Part Four: School Reform
23: School Reform Origin Story
24: Thin Contract Persuasion
25: Shoveling Message Manure
26: Cutting Turf for Toddlers
27: Cultural Incompetency
Part Five: The Obama Administration
28: Persuasion and Obamacare
29: Battle with the Bishops
30: Unaccompanied in San Antonio
31: Thorny Human Resource
32: Internal Communications Matters
33: Management Masters
34: Working with the White House, or Not
Part Six: Never Stop Learning
35: Coming Home to a City So Real
36: Building a Communications Team
37: Twittersphere
38: The Promise and Peril of AI
39: The Persuasion Plan
40: Love What You Do and Love Those You Do It With
Notes
Index
About the Author
โฆ Subjects
40 lessosns, planning effective communications campaigns
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