which audience has political,social or economic power,pays close attention to the transaction between you and the primary sudience and my base future actions on its evaluation of your message
What are your choices?
I think it might be A. auxillary audience
but there is
b. watchdog audience
c. gatekeeper
d. secondary audience
I'm sorry, but I can't find anything about any of these audiences online.
How does your text define each type of audience?
Thank you that was my next step. Ms. Sue.
it's B. Watchdog Audience is the answer.
You're welcome, Leticiea. I'm glad you found the answer. :-)
The audience you are referring to is commonly known as the "secondary audience." While the primary audience is the main target of your message, the secondary audience plays a significant role in shaping the impact and effectiveness of your communication. It consists of individuals or groups who have political, social, or economic power and can exert influence over the primary audience.
To identify the secondary audience, there are a few steps you can take:
1. Determine the primary audience: Start by identifying the main group you are trying to communicate with or persuade. This could be customers, employees, stakeholders, or any specific demographic you are targeting.
2. Evaluate the message: Analyze your message and consider its potential implications for individuals or groups with political, social, or economic power. Think about how it may intersect with their interests or concerns.
3. Identify key stakeholders: Identify the individuals or organizations that have a vested interest in the message being conveyed. These could be government officials, community leaders, industry influencers, or other relevant decision-makers.
4. Assess potential impact: Determine how the secondary audience might react to your message. Pay attention to their potential evaluation of your message and how it could shape their opinions, decisions, or future actions.
5. Tailor your communication: Once you have a clear understanding of the secondary audience, consider adapting your message to address their specific concerns or interests. This might involve highlighting the benefits or potential outcomes that align with their priorities.
Remember, effectively engaging with the secondary audience requires thorough research, empathy, and understanding of their perspectives and interests. Your message should be crafted to resonate with both the primary and secondary audiences, maximizing its impact and influence.