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TASK The analysis helps you determine what to say and how to say it before you attempt to communicate with an audience. You will be writing an analysis on the situation below. SCENARIO You are the Communications Manager of the Small Business Committee of Vancouver. Your Committee includes many small businesses from food trucks, to specialty tea makers, to unique chocolate makers, independent web designers and more. You want to convince the Council of the Hupaasath First Nation on Vancouver Island to blog about their Kleekhoot Gold maple syrup business, which uses the unique big leaf maples of Vancouver Island. You want to know the recent history of the business. Have they considered partnering with anyone else to make candy or tea or other maple syrup products? You don't want to sound like you are promoting other businesses who are members of your committee. But, you do think it would be a good idea to partner. This news on your blog would be inspirational and informative across BC and increase interest in your blog and your approach to small business. But, you have learned that when you communicate with Indigenous communities, you can't be aggressive and you can't have a strict a deadline. INSTRUCTIONS Write in point form or full sentences as instructed. See writing space below. 1. In point form, list at least three features of the context/situation. 2. In point form, in your own words, state and analyze three important characteristics of this audience as those characteristics relate to your purpose in writing INSTRUCTIONS Write in point form or full sentences as instructed. See writing space below. 1. In point form, list at least three features of the context/situation 2. In point form, in your own words, state and analyze three important characteristics of this audience as those characteristics relate to your purpose in writing. 3. In point form, name and explain three important barriers to communication in this situation. 4. In a full sentence, state the main message for your communication to the Council. 5. In point form, state the purpose. What are you trying to do? 6. In full sentences, state your choice of product/communication channel and explain the benefits of using that channel. 7. Outline in point form the main points that you will make in your letter. (Recall the outline format of the organizational chart that we talked about in class.) CMAPP Analysis Tool (should you wish to use this outline) Context Main Message Audience I Purpose Product Barriers to communication