COM/285
March 22, 2011
University of Phoenix
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Part I I. Identify the target audience Store managers Store employees Retail customers and the public I. Identify the communication types that will be used Store managers: A business memo Store employees: An e-mail Retail customers and the public: A business letter I. Identify the appropriate communication styles for each audience Store managers: Formal style Store employees: Persuasive style Retail customers and the public: the spin
Part II Portfolio
Memo
To: All Store Managers
From: Business Relations Manager, Quic-dri Products
Date: March 20, 2011
Re: Change in Operating Hours
In an effort to combat increasing gas prices and as a way to reduce store overhead, please be aware that there will be a change in store operating hours effective immediately.
The store will now be open from 9 am to 8 pm Monday through Saturday. We have decided that the store will not be open for business on Sundays. Store managers will now be required to work four 10 hour days per week. This will ensure
References: Social Edge. (2006). Public Relations - Spin Doesn 't Have to Be a Dirty Word. Retrieved from http://www.socialedge.org/blogs/reid-on-marketing/archive/2006/11/07/public-relations-2013-spin-doesn2019t-have-to-be-a-dirty-word