FoL: Introduction to Effective Public Engagement
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This document discusses strategies for effective public engagement. It outlines a revised loyalty ladder with 5 stages of increasing engagement from information seeker to activists. The stages are awareness, relevance, informing, interaction, and community building. The goal is to nurture interest, build relationships, and mobilize others by providing targeted information, online and offline involvement opportunities, and outlets to take action. Progress should be measurable through set goals and key performance indicators.
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