In the Four-Stage Planning Approach for Communications Campaigns, Which Stage

question 95

Multiple Choice

In the four-stage planning approach for communications campaigns, which stage includes beginning communications activities as planned, tracking exposure among the target audiences, and determining whether adjustments to the program are necessary?

• A) Stage 1: Planning and Strategy Development
• B) Stage 2: Developing and Pretesting Concepts, Messages, and Materials
• C) Stage 3: Implementing the Program
• D) Stage 4: Assessing Effectiveness and Making Refinements

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