Übersetzung für "Key audience" in Deutsch

Young people – tomorrow’s potential scientists – are a key target audience.

For the key audience for this meeting of Muslim king and Roman Catholic Pontiff was not their followers, but another conservative leader, President George W. Bush.

Innovative working and dissemination methods will improve debate and exchange of information in order to involve closely the Foundation's key audience.

The key audience consists of Europe-wide industrial relations practitioners and policy makers in EU institutions, trade union and employers' organizations and government departments.

After a careful evaluation of your website and documents, taking into account your key US target audience, our certified translator will translate and fine-tune the linguistic content and culturally adapt all text to fit your target market.

This is a n exciting development that is helping to attract more artists, bloggers and other key audience builders to the platform.

These colours indeed encountered tremendous success during an international consumer survey (*) carried out with an audience of young girls comprising the DSTMLite's key audience.

M undo 's technology empowers its advertising partners to create millions of mobile connections with key audience segments.

By the end of the meeting, the experts had agreed on the toolkit's outline, key audience and main content, and discussed next steps.

Whether multi-, cross-, or omni-channel, the key “total audience” question has to be answered: how many target individuals will actually be reached with a particular mix?

It’s also because these mobile users represent key audiences for them.

ARRIS’s investment in its next stage of growth has important implications for several key audiences:

He invites Mr de Oliveira to comment on communication techniques, different audiences, key messages etc. different media i.e. television, multimedia, press, public speaking etc.

Mr Sears states that the key target audiences should be schools and universities and that the EU needs different strategies for each.

The results of the Committee’s work must be presented in such a way as to highlight their relevance to key target audiences.

DG Communication will concentrate its intensified editorial efforts on a news site focusing on EU Communication priorities and current ‘hot’ topics, and on a number of general sites for young people and other key target audiences.

It is also the case that while the Representations themselves keep close contact with key target audiences such as industry, trade unions and non-governmental organisations, those with very specialised interests will naturally keep contact with the unit which has information responsibilities bearing on their own field of activity.

The Commission will launch a research project to identify target audiences, key messages, main instruments and how best to deploy them.

It will launch a research project to identify target audiences, key messages, main instruments and how best to deploy them.

She indicates that targeting the information bearing in mind key audiences (the general public, specialists, the media) is a step in the right direction.

Research was carried out in the second half of the year to identify how best to improve communications with the Programme's key target audiences.

This has also involved using research to identify and respond to the needs of key audiences for information on the Programme's operation as well as intensifying the dialogue with other donors, organisations in the European Union and partner countries.

It must, therefore, be targeted at key audiences, both hostile and friendly, presently or potentially, according to their weight in hindering or helping specific Community aims in given policy areas according to region or country.

Its recent revamp will ensure it is even more useful for its key audiences of media and investors.

A communication working group with representatives from 15 IRCs has drawn up a new communication strategy based on clear definitions of the key audiences in which awareness of the network must be built – funders, politicians, and the business community.

Conferences, seminars and meetings oTer an excellent opportunity for the Ombudsman to raise awareness about his work among key target audiences such as NGOs, interest groups and academic institutions.

In this workshop, enterprises as well as banks, savings institutions, and other financial services providers will have the opportunity to assess their communications tasks with key audiences, including their customers, their employees, trade unions and public authorities.