Portuguese term
uma régua de comunicação
"Criaremos uma régua de comunicação especial nas nossas redes sociais para o evento, aumentando awareness de produto e levando consumidores para nossa ativação."
3 | communication guideline | Verginia Ophof |
3 +1 | channel for communication | Andrea Shah |
3 | communication thread | Ana Vozone |
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Proposed translations
communication guideline
communication guideline
communication thread
coverage wins to the marketing team, it would be simple enough to include investor relations staff on the communication thread.
If your product is marketed on a communication thread, as an offer, you could win ...
channel for communication
Most instances of "régua" that I could find seemed to be referring to funnels and/or customer retention management (CRM) tools, and neither of those seems to apply here. A bit more context might help clarify, but without it, I recommend "channel."
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Oliver Simões
: Maybe "communication channel". "Régua" seems to be totally out of place.
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