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Welcome
to 2010, which by all accounts looks to be a busy
year for our clients post the GFC.
We hope you find the content
of The Result this month to be
enjoyable and useful.
We welcome your comments, questions and
feedback.
Nicole Donegan & Charles Hornor
Directors, StrategyCo
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How to Write A Press Release
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We often find businesses get in
a tangle when attempting to write a press release
for circularisation to target media. In this article
we touch on some of the key points to consider when
constructing a press release...click here
to read more
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Client Case Study - the Gordon Institute of Tafe
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StrategyCo has recently
undertaken an exciting research project to inform the
Gordon Institute of Tafe's (Geelong) re-brand,
including a new logo and slogan.
The process has consisted of
consultation with key stakeholders including their
large staff group, students, businesses and the
general public. Based on the research results we
were able to write a rigorous brief that was
provided to agencies.
We are now entering Phase 2 to
assist The Gordon implement their new brand. |
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What are Focus Groups?
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Focus groups are
in-depth discussion groups held with a small number
of carefully selected individuals. They are
regarded as a qualitative research method.
Qualitative methods
are ways of collecting data which are concerned with
describing meaning, rather than with drawing
statistical inferences...click here
to read more
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Quote of the Month
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Give a
man a fish and he will eat for a day. Teach a man to
fish and he will eat for a lifetime. Teach a man to
create an artificial shortage of fish and he will
eat steak.
Jay Leno
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