How much does a strategic communication consultancy cost in Guatemala?

It depends on the scope of the project: a quick diagnostic, a full strategy, ongoing support, or a specific deliverable like an internal communication plan each have different costs. Reach out with your needs and I'll share a quote tailored to your organization or company.

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Do you work with private companies, or only with international cooperation?

Both. I have over 20 years of experience in international development projects, but I also work with universities and private companies in Guatemala and Central America that need to strengthen their strategic communication, knowledge management, or internal communication.

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Do you work remotely or in person?

Both. I work in person in Guatemala and remotely with organizations and companies across the rest of Central America and the wider region.

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What kind of organizations have you worked with?

Mostly NGOs, international development projects funded by USAID and the World Bank, public institutions, universities, and private companies, across health, nutrition, education, and governance.

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What are the benefits of a social and behavior change communication (SBCC) campaign in Guatemala?

A well-designed SBCC campaign gets people to adopt healthier or more beneficial practices in a lasting way, not just to receive information. The main benefit is measurable behavior change, grounded in research and evidence-based messaging. You can read more on the strategic communication page.

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What content strategies work best for companies in Guatemala?

The ones built on a clear institutional narrative and an editorial calendar designed for each platform, not on posting for the sake of posting. I work on this both through strategic communication and through social media.

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How do I know if my team needs better internal communication?

When teams are misaligned and each area works on its own, when important information arrives late, or when a change process needs to be communicated clearly. More detail on the internal communication page.

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