Conversations in Communication
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| Rating | : | 4.11 (917 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B073PHW4Y1 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 430 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-09-22 |
| Language | : | English |
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A Must read for Anyone Interested in Marketing, Advertising, and Communication! Kevin Lintner I have been using social media for a long time. I have multiple Twitter and Facebook accounts each geared toward a part of my professional and personal life. I have a Twitter account for my political project, my publishing company, and one to promote my writing career. I thought I had great communication skills and was doing my best to effectively gel with my targeted demog. "Highly recommended!" according to Anne. I think anyone, of any profession, could harness the principles set forth in this collection of essays and use them to become better entrepreneurs, marketers, negotiators, partners, and even friends. The author certainly did his research, and his writing is thorough, easy to understand, and engaging. I particularly liked how the author included a section on social media, wh. Mary Leckie said Great Resource! Highly Recommend!. Conversations In Communication by Philip T Weinholtz is a very well written and even entertaining read on branding and communication. I loved the essays and the author’s intelligent writing style. Whether you’re seasoned in the topic of communication or are just starting out, you will find this a wonderful, educational resource that you can refer to time and aga
The collection ends with an original research study which looks at interconnectivity and the impact it has had on the communication industry. For individuals within the communication industry, Conversations in Communication offers a new take on topics or themes that already engage you. The first five essays offer insights into topics touched by others in the communication field. Interconnected in the 21st century, the first edition of Conversations in Communication is a series of publications which started as a project during my graduate studies at the University of Hartford's School of Communication. The goal of the series is to tackle major themes in the field of communication and offer new perspectives on each theme. For individuals working in other areas, the essays offer entries to this rich field of study.. This collection of essays examines corporate communication, branding strategies, cultural communication, strategic communi