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The Role of Psychology in Campaign Design

Chartered Institute of Public Relations, In London (+1 locations)
Length
1 day
Length
1 day
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The Role of Psychology in Campaign Design

CIPR CIPD Chartered Institute of Public Relations

The Role of Psychology in Campaign Design

This course illustrates how psychology can increase the impact of your campaigns on the attitudes and behaviours of your stakeholders. It will show you how to use psychological principles to segment your audience effectively, grab their attention and influence how they feel and act towards your brand.

Suitability - Who should attend?

This course will be useful for those people designing and managing PR campaigns which are aimed at changing perceptions or behaviours.

Outcome / Qualification etc.

CPD: 10.00

Training Course Content

Participation in the course will provide you with an insight into:

  • how psychology is relevant to PR
  • the challenges of influencing attitudes and behaviours
  • the psychology of communication
  • how to grab attention
  • how to segment your audience using motivators
  • how to influence attitudes
  • how to encourage behaviour change
  • real-life examples of successful psychologically influenced campaigns.

Expenses

Face 2 Face

  • Member: £420.00
  • Non-Member: £570.00

Virtual

  • Member: £350.00
  • Non-Member: £475.00

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Reviews by course attendees

Average rating 5

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5/5
Emma T
01 Dec 2022

Leona was a great trainer. She kept energy levels high in a virtual environment and had interesting examples (and humour!)

5/5
Joe B
01 May 2022

Fantaastoc group of people attending with a wide range of industries and background. The lecturer was really great and used easy to relate to examples and ensured everybody ...

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Wendy G
01 Dec 2021

Would have liked more tasks and everyone to feedback more!

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