At the British Academy For Training And Development, a media campaign is defined as the planned use of various communication tools and innovative methods to influence the public or specific groups to accept a particular idea. This is achieved through one or more strategies over a continuous and defined period of time.

Mastering the skill of designing media campaigns is crucial in the media field, and the British Academy For Training And Development ensures this through comprehensive training. Media campaigns are commonly used in areas such as political campaigns, advertising, fundraising, health awareness, and safety initiatives. These campaigns aim to change the behaviors and attitudes of the target audience or shift how certain matters are perceived, focusing on the power of the media message and assessing the success of the executed campaigns.

Program Objectives:

How participants will benefit from attending the "Developing the Trainee's Ability to Efficiently Prepare a Media Campaign" course:

By the end of the course, participants will have learned to:

• Understand the concept of media campaigns.
• Differentiate between types of media campaigns, their goals, and their key theoretical and practical models.
• Set media campaign objectives based on proper scientific methods.
• Apply the steps of preparing a media campaign efficiently and effectively.
• Implement the latest techniques in planning, managing, and executing media campaigns.
• Use public relations programs to influence human attitudes and modern methods of shaping public opinion.
• Measure the effectiveness and impact of a campaign in line with its intended objectives.
• Understand critical concepts related to media campaigns and how to counter hostile campaigns and rumors.

Target Audience:

The course is designed for:

• Employees in public relations and media departments of governmental and private organizations.
• Professionals working in organizations that regularly conduct media campaigns.
• Official spokespersons for various institutions and organizations.
• Individuals interested in pursuing a career in the media field.
• Businessmen looking to enhance their media management skills.
• Professionals responsible for media campaigns.
• Individuals working in advertising, promotion, and public relations.
• Sales and marketing supervisors.
• Anyone who feels the need for this course and seeks to develop their skills and expertise.

• General principles of media campaigns
• Importance of media campaigns in promotion
• Initiating media campaigns
• Stages of preparing media and promotional campaigns
• Media campaigns and their planning steps
• Developing and studying the concept and content of the media campaign
• Forming the work team
• Preparing and setting up the execution plan for the media campaign
• Setting the budget for the media campaign
• Stages of executing media and promotional campaigns
• Task distribution
• Identifying business partners
• Choosing the media platforms to collaborate with
• Advertising on social media, websites, and promoting through email
• Selecting locations for promoting media campaigns
• Preparing for media campaigns
• Evaluating the performance of business partners and media platforms, and comparing their performance
• Drafting interim and final reports for media campaigns
• Preparing reports on the results of media campaigns