Going to war with the brand department
Brand protectors (gasp!) suggest stylistic changes to this communicator’s document.
Brand protectors (gasp!) suggest stylistic changes to this communicator’s document.
Not willing to risk lousy editorial copy, a former reporter now working at Intuit created a system to measure, grade and improve everything from news stories to press releases.
How one editor made her 70-year-old newsletter the centerpiece of a new multimedia approach to internal communication.
Fusion PR’s new site improves employee communication, sparks creativity and increases productivity.
Conquer these three questions and make your publication readable, even more exciting.
For an internal communicator, writing a blog for employees would seem the most natural thing in the world; it’s also the hardest.
What is irony, why is it abused and how can corporate communicators benefit from it?
Rob Patey’s e-mail newsletter doesn’t have cool graphics or splashy color. The only thing it does have is readers … lots of them.
Communicators find real unity in all that crap.
Web writing must inspire immediate interest or you’ll lose your readers. Here’s a quick guide to attracting—and keeping—them.
Delivery company boss chats, blogs with managers who reach supervisors who talk to truckers who make or break the company.
Sabre Holdings improves culture, collaboration and engagement with ‘Facebook on steroids.’
Communicators relied on corporate videos to connect employees following the 2006 merger of Arcelor and Mittal.
It’s hard to believe, but blogs have now been around long enough that you may need a refresher course on how to do them the right way.
With three in 10 workers looking for jobs closer to home, communicators must get the message out that the company cares.