Audience Demographic Wheel

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1. Does oral communication still matter in this digital age?
Yes, the oral communication is still matter in this digital age, because this is one of the most important skills that every employer must have. Besides that, people still need to communicate when they’re on the phone or any other technology devices (Pg. 279).

2. Briefly describe what the Audience Demographic Wheel is and tell why it is important.
The Audience Demographic Wheel is showing us the different between each audience. In order for us to have a connection with the audience, we need to understand their diversity as well as similarities. If we don’t know what they need, we will not able to assist them or have a good analysis about them (Pg. 280).

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