5 terrific tips for winning industry awards
Your organization, especially if it’s a B2B company, can benefit from securing a trophy and the accompanying brand boost. Here’s guidance on how to enter, win and bask in the triumph.
Your organization, especially if it’s a B2B company, can benefit from securing a trophy and the accompanying brand boost. Here’s guidance on how to enter, win and bask in the triumph.
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Congratulations to this year’s finalists.
Just 13 percent of workers worldwide are engaged on the job. Follow this guidance to reap the benefits of a dialed-in workforce.
If your staff hub is just a kiosk for posting arid information, you’re missing a rich engagement opportunity. Instead, make it a gathering spot for folks at all levels of the organization.
Town halls and executive interviews bring immediacy for remote workers and satellite offices, but there’s more to it than just activating a smartphone. Follow these guidelines for success.
Funding, objectives, politics and structure can contribute to—and even sway—the way a given organization conducts its messaging and fosters staff engagement.
How will the industry change in the coming year? Which platforms and tactics still matter? Leading communications experts offer a glimpse into the near future.
When facing a loss of consumer trust, it’s imperative to respond quickly and efficiently—and to choose the right spokesperson for the job. How has the social media giant performed?
Enter Ragan’s 2018 Employee Communications Awards to earn recognition for your innovative and effective internal comms tactics.
Slingshot yourself toward productivity and success by making fastidious lists, becoming an empathetic listener and prioritizing self-care. Also, make your bed every morning.
How to engage employees in times of change was the No. 1 story about internal communication this year. What communicators dread hearing, how Amazon hooks distracted employees and career-killing habits also made the top five.
Transparent communication is crucial, as is inviting employees into the discussion and allowing time to address concerns.
Attention spans are shrinking, and your audiences are overwhelmed. The answer? Snackable content. Otherwise … hey, look! A squirrel!
PR Daily’s 2018 Video & Visual Awards are still open. We’re looking for excellent PR, internal comms and marketing work. Enter by Dec. 31.