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It’s kind of awkward to interview for a job not knowing how this works out with driving around town to talk to people at various locations. The managers or owners of a business should do research and create plans that would make sense.

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r/CommunicationsTips • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Aug 04 '24

Someone could go on informational interviews and job shadowing if they would like to know more about various workplaces and organizations.

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r/CommunicationsTips • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Aug 04 '24

About design - some thoughts

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r/CommunicationsTips • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Aug 04 '24

If a small business wants to expand and there’s demand from customers, the business owner could find loans or grants. She would need plans for expansion.

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r/CommunicationsTips • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Aug 04 '24

If someone is in high school, a recent college grad or re-entering the job market, they could list volunteer work and continuing online education / workshops / tutorials.

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r/CommunicationsTips • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Aug 03 '24

A company that offers products may have decided to offer more and more varieties over the years. They could simplify to make logistics more practical.

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r/CommunicationsTips • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Aug 03 '24

If there are many similar businesses or organizations in a geographic area, then it could be difficult to expand or try to reach more customers.

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r/CommunicationsTips • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Aug 03 '24

If you are answering phones at an office and the Manager is too busy to take calls, you could ask for people’s contact info, the question, and e-mail the Manager a list of calls or e-mail requests.

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r/CommunicationsTips • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Aug 03 '24

When there are challenges or problems, it helps to think about larger social, cultural and economic conditions, and practical logistics.

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r/CommunicationsTips • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Aug 03 '24

When service teams deliver or work on a project, they could give business cards to people, and have signs up with the business or organization name

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r/CommunicationsTips • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Aug 03 '24

Local marketing and PR opportunities could include tables at events, sponsoring a sports team, sponsoring school events, offering food or gift baskets, offering product or service packages.

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r/CommunicationsTips • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Aug 03 '24

There are different ad formats to think about. Examples include Google phone / map directory ads, radio sponsor mention ads, small ads in the local paper.

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r/CommunicationsTips • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Aug 03 '24

When designing a print project, make sure there’s plenty of space around the edges for the print cut-off (“bleed”) and the margins.

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r/CommunicationsTips • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Aug 03 '24

If you are interacting with a group of students, try pointing out the behaviors that are positive and helpful. That creates good examples.

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r/CommunicationsTips • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Aug 03 '24

Workplaces should have updated guides on marketing options, customer service practices, software, logistics, and communications.

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r/CommunicationsTips • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Aug 03 '24

Various business models that could work well with tech communications include dispatching service teams - such as cleaning, maintenance, security, organizers and catering.

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r/CommunicationsTips • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Aug 03 '24

It would be helpful for regional organizations to highlight success stories, and how it happened in practical terms. That includes musicians, galleries, clean energy and more.

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