INFORMATION CAMPAIGNS – MEANS OF COMMUNICATION WITH CUSTOMERS
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https://doi.org/10.29358/sceco.v0i18.190Keywords:
information campaign, efficiency, methods of information, promotion, visibilityAbstract
Within a company’s activities, an important role is granted to the performance and implementation of information campaigns for the final consumers. The paper has the general objective to identify specific issues that constitute the premises for the preparation and conduct of such activities, and especially the expected results. The analysis is performed and based on a direct research among several companies, which operate in various fields, for the identification of a method of performance and implementation of information campaigns that are necessary for ensuring visibility on the reference market. The aim of the study was to identify the importance that the firms from Resita give to information campaigns addressed to a target audience. The study was carried from April to May 2013 on a sample of small, medium and large firms, which operate in trade, manufacturing and services. The questions and the discussions addressed to the public were meant to outline the specific aspects of the exact way in which the information campaigns were done for their clients, but also to underline the results obtained with the help of these campaigns.Downloads
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15.12.2013
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Dobrescu, C.-N., & Costencu, M. (2013). INFORMATION CAMPAIGNS – MEANS OF COMMUNICATION WITH CUSTOMERS. Studies and Scientific Researches. Economics Edition, 18. https://doi.org/10.29358/sceco.v0i18.190