FPU Media Campaign 2024-2025 Broadcasting.pdf
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- Guatemala - Media Campaign 2025-2026
- Solicitation number
- 19GT5025Q0025
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This document is a comprehensive media campaign plan for the US Embassy in Guatemala, targeting work visa fraud prevention for H-2 visa applicants in 2024-2025. The campaign features a multi-channel communication strategy using various media platforms including printed materials (trifold brochures, posters, cards), social media content, SMS messages, billboards, street banners, tuk-tuk advertisements, and digital screens. The core messaging revolves around a character named "Don Manuel" who provides guidance and warnings about potential work visa scams, with consistent branding across platforms featuring a cartoon illustration of a man in a cowboy hat. The materials are primarily in Spanish and focus on educating potential visa applicants about fraud prevention, providing contact information (WhatsApp: 4793-4343, email: guatemalah2@state.gov), and directing users to official website resources. The campaign aims to inform, protect, and empower potential H-2 visa workers by helping them recognize and avoid fraudulent recruitment practices.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| QA - 19GT5025Q0025 - Media Campaign.pdf | ||
| 19GT5025Q0025 - Guatemala - Media Campaing 25-26.pdf | ||
| ATTACH1.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet |
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FPU Media Campaign 2024-2025
Printed Materials- Trifold
Printed Material- Posters
Printed Material- Cards
Storyboard- Social Media
SMS
Billboards
Street Banners
Tuk Tuk
Screens
| FPU Media Campaign |
| Printed Materials- Trifold |
| Printed Material- Posters |
| Printed Material- Cards |
| Storyboard- Social Media |
| Storyboard- Social Media |
| Storyboard- Social Media |
| Storyboard- Social Media |
| SMS |
| Billboards |
| Street Banners |
| Tuk Tuk |
| Screens |
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