messaging
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- noun
- /ˈmɛsɪdʒɪŋ/
- Jargon
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estrategia de comunicación
- When we asked them about key messaging for these audiences, they immediately emphasized innovation.
- health messaging
- public health messaging
But when that is the messaging, let's just all get along.
- But when that is the messaging, let's just all get along.
- A lot of why people get stuck is the messaging from the world at large.
- It's also that our messaging to each other is not loving enough.
Examples
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The Republicans have demonstrated that framing and messaging is probably the most powerful strategy for achieving success.
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Calibrate your messaging strategy according to the level of sympathy for al Qaeda that a target audience already has.
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For men in society, the messaging is very clear.
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And I think the messaging there was we love this.
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But overall, the bottom line messaging here is simple.
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Environmental health should contribute to appropriate public health messaging both now and during an episode.
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What kind of messaging is the college using to target students for intervention programming?
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There have also been negative stories about the internal operations, messaging, and strategy of both presidential campaigns.
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Apply this concept to your company's messaging or that of your personal brand.
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The company's messaging clearly conveys its commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility.
Synonyms
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1.0
The main idea someone wants to say in speech, writing, or art
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Etymology
Messaging comes from message, a word for the 'main thing you send' or the idea you give to people. That's why in marketing or politics, messaging means the planned ideas or tone a person or group sends to an audience.