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Channels
When developing your overall communication plan, or working on a new campaign, it’s important to use the right channels based on your market research, and to keep refining your target audience. Choosing and using the right channel for your content is critical to your campaign’s success. These are the channels CDC currently uses. Explore the various channels available to you and use them to design the best outreach strategy for your campaign.
Facebook is a popular free social networking website that allows registered users to create profiles, upload photos and video, send messages and keep in touch with friends, family and colleagues.
Twitter is an online micro-blogging and social networking Web site that is used to provide information, commentary and descriptions of events and highlight certain content.
LinkedIn is a professional network to connect with public health professionals and partners.
Instagram is a fun and quirky way to share your life with friends through a series of pictures.
Icon Module: chat_01Icon Module: chat_01Blogs
Read a CDC blog on a topic ranging from occupational health to HIV prevention and control.
Mobile
Stay informed on the go with health and safety information designed for your mobile device.
Public Health Media Library
Partners can use CDC’s content syndication technology to display fresh web content on the partner’s web pages.
Email Updates
Get email updates when CDC refreshes the content on CDC.gov web pages.
Podcasts
CDC produces podcasts to provide health information in a portable format.
Image Sharing
Share public health images provided on one of CDC’s photo sharing spaces.
RSS
Stay updated by subscribing to one of many RSS feeds.
