Agencies & networks

Many voices. One agreed version.

Share instructions, texts and corrections when several teams, locations or partners prepare the same campaign.

Editorial collage: people, ideas and documents connected.

Your work

The right file should not depend on the latest email.

A date moves. Wording changes. A figure needs correcting. Without an agreed version, each team may start from a different document.

  1. Set the brief together

    Agree on the goal, documents to use, texts to prepare and people who will review them.

  2. Adapt each format

    Prepare emails, web pages and texts for local teams from the same information. Make clear which facts must remain unchanged.

  3. Hand over a version

    Have a specific version approved, then gather the texts and instructions needed by the person responsible for publication.

What your team gets

Shared instructions, consistent texts and a clearly chosen version for publication.

A case to explore

Here is how it works.

Named people remain responsible for writing, reviewing and publishing. The person who publishes then confirms what went online or was sent.

Coordination

One corrected date, three formats to review.

Several nonprofits are organising a furniture repair workshop together. Its date moves from 10 to 12 October. They need to correct their web page, invitation email and information sheet for local teams.

What the team prepares

A web page, an email and an information sheet that all say 12 October, checked before being shared with the publishing team.

Explore the documents and messages

Concrete materials

What your team prepares
with Résonance.

Shared brief

A clear objective and the information behind the text.

Format adaptations

Wording adapted to the format, with useful qualifications.

Local team brief

A shared version to help contributors work together.

Handover package

Sources, review and instructions for what follows.

Your next campaign starts here

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