Infographics are a great way to make your internal communiations more engaging — especially for those employees who are visual learners. They can communicate processes, timelines, research and results, while adding visual interest and variety to emails, newsletters,...
One of the best ways to reduce email overload is to consolidate some of your non-urgent company-wide news throughout the week into weekly newsletters. It’s a great way to let employees self-select the news that’s most relevant and exciting to them while not leaving...
Employee mailers are useful additions to all sorts of digital communications. Especially since employees are bombarded with emails every day, print can get their attention when an email might be missed. We’re currently printing an employee mailer for a client’s open...
We’re all tired of hearing how the COVID-19 pandemic changed things forever, but it’s really true when it comes to the work structure and work-life balance of companies . Now that vaccinations have paved the way for employees to come back to the office safely,...
Too many communication tools may be plaguing your workforce with Notification Fatigue. Slack, Teams, Sharepoint, text, email, newsletters, Zoom calls, phone calls (does anyone still do these?), town halls– the list of communication tools and solutions in 2021 is...
Does your company provide employees with templates for email signatures? And if so, do most people use them? One of the most basic elements of internal communications is providing two-way dialogue. When someone sends an email with no signature, they’re making that...
