Personas – personalisation with purpose
Personas are fictional characters created to represent your target audience.
Managing information in an era of media manipulation
We are at a crucial point where misuse of data or perceived manipulation of facts can leave us exposed as individuals and as an industry.
How research can improve local government
Councils are responsible for delivering a wide range of services that affect how we all live, work and play.
3 key elements to achieve higher participation rates in research
The main issue many clients face when trying to understand their stakeholders, both internal and external, is gathering a big enough response to their research to provide a statistically accurate representative sample.
Shaping positive futures with Appreciative Inquiry
Appreciative Inquiry is a social constructionist model that seeks to engage stakeholders in self-determined change.
Four key metrics of social licence
Social licence is a concept that originated in the mining sector and has migrated to infrastructure.
Is it time to ditch ‘NIMBYism’?
Because government and developers don’t operate in a vacuum, chances are most have experienced NIMBYism while operating within their communities.
The value of communicating infrastructure projects to communities
Communicating the value of a project can feel daunting at the best of times but here are three ways to communicate the value of a project to your stakeholders.
Co-design that values lived experience
Co-design is becoming a common practice in health service delivery as organisations and leaders recognise the value of lived experience.
Five strategies for effective stakeholder management
In the age of social media activism and online media, effective stakeholder management is more important than ever.
