The order of information transmission

There are three basic links in the information transmission process:

The first link is the transmitter, who must translate the information into language or images that the recipient can understand.

The second step is for the recipient (consumer) to transform the information into an explanation he can understand, which is called "translation".

The third link is the reaction of the recipient (consumer) to the information, which is then passed to the communicator (sales manager), which is called feedback.

Related information:

Information transmission includes transmission in time and space. The transmission of time can also be understood as the storage of information. For example, Confucius’ thoughts have been spread to the present through books. It breaks through the limitations of time and is transmitted from ancient times to modern times.

Transmission in space is what we usually call information transmission. For example, we use language to communicate face-to-face, chat on the phone or social tools, send emails, etc. It breaks through the limitations of space. One terminal transmits to another terminal. We mainly introduce information transmission in the telecommunications field.