Study: 6 best practices for email success
Insights from PoliteMail’s analysis reveal optimal length, timetable and image-to-text ratio to ensure your employees open your messages, read the content and take action.
Insights from PoliteMail’s analysis reveal optimal length, timetable and image-to-text ratio to ensure your employees open your messages, read the content and take action.
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We’re breaking down the current state of internal communications.
Before you gather employee feedback, consider this helpful guidance regarding length, design, frequency and format.
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Link your initiatives to business goals, use data to formulate your plan, and secure executive buy-in for your strategy.
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Your internal information hub requires support—including ample funding—from top-tier bosses. It also demands clear protocols and content that employees need and want.
If employees aren’t availing themselves of the preventive health opportunities you offer, maybe it’s your messaging that needs a checkup.
Respondents listed aspects of our work that executives, chiefs and leaders do not fully grasp.
Software programs can take on mundane tasks and provide more complex services, including proofreading and translation. Read on to see how this technology can lighten your workload.
Ragan’s Senior Communicators Roundtable is accepting open applications.
Animated images are a handy tool for demos, walkthroughs and comparisons—not to mention employee engagement.
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