Industry
Government and public sector
Public bodies informing citizens and encouraging behaviour in the public interest.
Public bodies communicate to inform, to serve and to encourage behaviour in the public interest, for everyone rather than for chosen segments. Clarity, accessibility and the languages people actually use matter more than cleverness, and spending is often closely examined. Trust is the main asset, and in a crisis the public sector is expected to be fast, accurate and consistent.
- Public relations
- Advertising
- Social media
- Out-of-home and digital out-of-home
- Messaging marketing
The disciplines that usually come together here, reaching one person.
What matters when choosing
Plain, accessible messages in the languages the public actually uses.
Reach to the whole population, including people who are hard to reach online.
Crisis and emergency communication that can run fast across every channel.
Clear rules on impartiality, procurement and data, and evidence of value for public money.
Measurement of change in behaviour, not only of awareness.
Questions to ask vendors and agencies
How will this reach people who do not use the usual digital channels?
How will you show the effect on behaviour, and to whom is it reported?
How are accessibility and language versions handled from the start?
Common mistakes
Writing for the institution, in its own jargon, rather than for the citizen.
Running awareness campaigns with no clear action to take and no measure of change.
Platforms that fit (2)
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