How to create an intranet employees will love
Your company’s intranet doesn’t have to be ‘fun’ to make your workforce happy. Include these four things, and your colleagues will thank you.
Your company’s intranet doesn’t have to be ‘fun’ to make your workforce happy. Include these four things, and your colleagues will thank you.
4 steps to maximizing your social media efforts.
An international shipping company uses ratings and page-visit data to determine whether pages on its intranet are popular or obsolete.
Tips for internal communicators who must address alleged layoffs, company takeovers, and other erroneous topics in the office rumor mill.
Disgruntled employees can do a lot of damage, internally or after they’ve fled your company. Take steps now to head off discord.
Follow these guidelines to keep information flowing and drive traffic to your website.
The makers of the internal social media tool have added a feature similar to Klout, but with more immediate impact. Primarily, it razes silos and spotlights innovation.
You already schedule tweets and Facebook posts, and thanks to a new tool, you can now add pins to your calendar.
Don’t be blindsided when negative PR strikes your company. Apply these brand-saving tips, like monitor your brand regularly and create a social media strategy.
Do you dream in PowerPoint and spend more time fixing the intranet than employees do using it? Yep, you’re an internal communicator.
Declining paper use might mean the end of the venerable employee newsletter, but duplicating them electronically might not be the answer either.
Now that everyone is writing list stories with bullet points, you had better know which punctuation mark(s) they require.
A public relations executive shares the industry’s top transgressions. Do you agree with his take?
From ignoring your logo to including every piece of contact information possible in your email signature, here are a dozen things to avoid to maintain brand harmony.
Customers are such a vital part of the company’s communications strategy that their words often make it into product descriptions.