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Clientele for Communication and Journalism - study guide, Study notes of Journalism

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Applied Social Sciences
Characteristics and Needs of
Clientele and Audiences for
Communication and Journalism
Objectives:
Describe the clientele and audience of communication.
Distinguish the needs of individuals, groups, organizations, and
communities.
Discuss the different settings, tools, processes, and channels involved
in the communication process.
Clientele and Audience
clientele refers to an individual or group of persons who are the
designated receiver of information
audience refers to those who use media; such as television,
newspaper, magazines, books, and social media; as their source of
information.
Characteristics of Clientele and Audiences
Social position
refers to one’s status or position in a particular culture of society
it influences social power and hierarchy
Educational attainment
Study Guide
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Applied Social Sciences

Characteristics and Needs of

Clientele and Audiences for

Communication and Journalism

Objectives:

  • Describe the clientele and audience of communication.
  • Distinguish the needs of individuals, groups, organizations, and communities.
  • Discuss the different settings, tools, processes, and channels involved in the communication process.

Clientele and Audience

  • clientele – refers to an individual or group of persons who are the designated receiver of information
  • audience – refers to those who use media; such as television, newspaper, magazines, books, and social media; as their source of information.

Characteristics of Clientele and Audiences

Social position

  • refers to one’s status or position in a particular culture of society
  • it influences social power and hierarchy

Educational attainment

Study Guide

  • When communicating with clients or audience, you should take into consideration their literacy skills and level of education.

Age group

  • People belonging to different age brackets have different levels of experiences that can influence how they communicate with others.

Race and ethnicity

  • One of the main issues that professionals must address is the use of appropriate representations in portraying details of a particular race or ethnicity.

Primary language

  • Communicating with the clientele or the audience in the language that is easily understood facilitates understanding between the social worker and the person whom he/she is talking to.

Health status

  • When communicating with the clients or an audience, you should take into consideration their health condition.

Source of livelihood

  • You should choose the means of communication that is easily accessible to people, such as newspapers and portable radio.

Kind of information used

  • Information is a source of matter that influences the format and distribution of communication materials.
  • This refers to the information that matters to a person. Needs of the Clientele and Audiences in Communication

Summary:

  • Both the practitioners and the public are considered as clientele. Everyone becomes receivers of information within a communicative context.
  • Audiences are the recipients of mass communication. and they acquire information through social context and media content.
  • Professionals consider the characteristics of their clientele and audience when delivering information.
  • The clientele’s and audiences’ attributes are social positions, educational level, age range, race and ethnicity, primary language, health status, job type, and information.
  • Communication professionals and practitioners must cater to their clientele’s and audience’s needs as individuals, groups and organizations, and communities. Reference/s:
  • Elcomblus Staff. “Characteristics of Clientele and Audiences of Communication.” Disciplines and Ideas in Applied Social Sciences. Last modified October 12, 2020. https://www.elcomblus.com/characteristics-of-clientele-and- audiences-of-communication/.
  • Inett, Patt, and John Shewchuck. “Communication Planning for Organizations.” Last modified February 13, 2021. http://www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english/nfporgs/03-033.htm.
  • Service Communication Implementation Kit. “Audience Analysis.” Accessed April 16, 2021.

https://sbccimplementationkits.org/service- communication/lessons/step- 1 - audience-analysis/. Note/s:











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