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5 Steps to a more effective company intranet
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5 Steps to a more effective company intranet

About this Guide

Company intranets are a huge investment of time and money and communicators are under pressure to drive traffic and adoption by employees and prove business value to stakeholders.

Whether you are taking your first steps to building an intranet, or are seeking to improve your existing platform, you’ll want to download our 5-step guide for tips and insight to running a more effective company intranet.

Key takeaways:

  • How to create and put a strategy in place
  • How to inspire collaboration across the organization
  • Ideas for reaching your remote workforce
  • How a multi-channel strategy drives traffic
  • What insight and measurement you need – and what to do with it

Author

Tim Vaughan

Tim Vaughan

Editorial Director, Poppulo

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