Services for Multi-Utilities and Consortia

Institutional Publishing

The creation and dissemination of publishing tools tailored to the needs of multi-utilities and consortia, both in print and digital (online), is an integral part of user services and is part of activities that combine corporate transparency with communication marketing. Informative components are combined with opportunities to constantly enhance reputation and relationships with all entities that form the target audience (stakeholders, opinion leaders, media, etc.).

Offline
  • Annual Reports and Social Balance Sheets: These documents are essential for reporting on the activities carried out, the results achieved, and future strategies. They present a detailed analysis of the organization’s economic, social, and environmental performance, providing transparency and strengthening stakeholder trust.

  • Brochures and Informative Flyers: Used for specific information campaigns or to raise public awareness on topics such as energy saving, waste management, responsible water use, proper behavior on roads, etc.

  • Printed Newsletters: Aimed at citizens or local partners, these publications provide regular updates on ongoing projects, services, and initiatives, reinforcing the sense of community and the organization’s connection to the territory.

  • Posters and Billboards: Especially in awareness campaigns, the use of posters and billboards helps to reach a wide audience and convey clear and immediate messages.
Online
  • Institutional Websites: These are the core of digital communication. Websites offer a wide range of information, from services provided to company news, as well as educational resources and contact tools. They must be up-to-date, user-friendly, and optimized for mobile navigation.

  • Digital Newsletters: Sent via email, they allow regular contact with citizens, informing them about news, initiatives, events, and service updates. Digital newsletters are a versatile and customizable tool that allows for audience segmentation and tailored content to meet specific needs.

  • Social media: Social platforms are now an essential tool for interacting with the public in real time, disseminating informational and promotional content, and managing online reputation. Social media also provide a direct channel to collect feedback, answer questions, and actively engage citizens in discussions on relevant topics.

  • Blogs and Online Articles: By publishing articles, case studies, and in-depth thematic content, consortia and multi-utilities educate on complex topics, promote sustainability, and share success stories that demonstrate the added value of their activities.

  • Mobile Apps and E-Government Portals: Interactive digital tools that allow citizens to easily access services, make payments, report issues, and receive assistance, making communication more efficient and two-way.
Integration Between Offline and Online Publishing

The synergy between offline and online publishing is essential for effective communication. Offline publications can refer to digital channels for further insights or direct interactions, while online content can be promoted through printed materials. This integrated approach makes it possible to reach all audience segments, including those less digitally inclined, ensuring comprehensive communication coverage.

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