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Delivering a consistent Internal Communication strategy
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Delivering a consistent Internal Communication strategy

About this Guide

Creating and delivering aligned messaging across your organization’s channels is one of a communicator's biggest challenges today.

This guide provides best practice tips and strategies for creating consistent messages across all your communication channels that will reach all employees.

Key takeaways:

  • How to conduct a channel audit
  • What a good communications strategy looks like
  • A review of the 3 most popular digital channels; email, intranet, and ESN
  • Tips for other channels (e.g. video, audio, face-to-face)
  • How to use cross-channel analytics for insight and measurement
  • What to share with your stakeholders

Author

Tim Vaughan

Tim Vaughan

Editorial Director, Poppulo

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