Disruptive Communication for Brands

Disruptive Communication for Brands

“We have reached the end of the course. I hope it was of good use for you to start putting that creative project of yours on its feet! I can't wait for you to share what you've created with the community! As a last exercise, always come back to the project after it's done. Do a self-assessment of what happened the best, the worst and what could be an advance for a future version, or a new project that you may start. I like to sort feedback into 3 interesting points that I call "great", "shame" and "how about it": That's good Positive, strong points. What went right? What went well, or was even surprising? Too bad What left something to be desired. How did these design blind spots end up affecting the whole? How about Looking at the project today, what would you have changed, done differently? How does this serve as a lesson for next time?

Gather your main images and share your project with the particularities of your process. To publish it, just click on the "Create your project" button. Your publication will be part of your portfolio here at Domestika and will be a space for you to showcase your work in the community. Exchanging experiences with other people can be quite enriching. Therefore, use the forum space a lot to share ideas. Take the opportunity to network and discover new ideas! Thank you for your attention and participation! I hope you are here to exchange even more ideas. A big hug! ”

Partial transcription of the video

“Final project Here, I will introduce you to some valuable lessons. for your project in this course and for your future projects. First, sit back, analyze and observe are actions that transform data into learning, in managing expectations up or down and of course also future ideas. In this feedback process, we have the full cycle of your idea and we find out how well it did and what it can do better. I like to classify the feedbacks in three very interesting points, that I call: "that's great", "that's a shame" and "that's it". The first of the points, the "that's good", concerns everything ...”

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Course summary for: Disruptive Communication for Brands

• Level: Beginner
• 100% positive reviews (14)
• 648 students
• 4 units
• 15 lessons (1h 15m)
• 5 downloads

• Category

  Marketing & Business

• Areas

  Business, Communication, Digital Marketing