"strategy messaging" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing a comprehensive plan or strategy that includes how to communicate a message to a specific audience. For example: "The marketing team devised a comprehensive strategy messaging plan to reach our target consumer demographic."
As WeChat has demonstrated in China with their semi-open platform strategy, messaging apps with a payment service like Tenpay slapped on have the ability to overcome the 'just a social app' perception barrier and become the main gateway to the world's information.
They have formed an integrated echo chamber that shares strategy, messaging, and talking points.
Campaign finance laws forbid a candidate from raising contributions of more than $5,400 for their election campaign, and from coordinating strategy, messaging and content with a group that can raise unlimited sums from individuals, corporations or unions.
So let's stop hiding the ball and have a strategy, message and messenger that tell it like it is — and make it so.
So, if the Obama team cares about the "ends" of a stronger America and a more livable planet, as much as the "means," I hope it will consider an alternative strategy, message and messenger.
The strategy, message and marketing collateral matter more than the channel.
So now, on the cusp of an enormous fight against dishonest and well-funded proponents of doing nothing, Friedman decides it's time for "an alternative strategy, message and messenger"?
He combines motivational duties with advice on politics, strategy and messaging.
Representative Jeb Hensarling of Dallas heads the House Republican Conference, a group that helps G.O.P. members with strategy and messaging.
And Mr. Obama wanted someone adept at political strategy and messaging, knowing he must do a better job selling his agenda if he is to be re-elected.
In startup terms, he had an effective distribution and a marketing strategy and messaging that people found compelling.
