IC Surveys find year-on-year that email remains the most widely used employee comms channel. However, communicators aren't spending a lot of time creating emails employee's love to open, and aren't getting the full benefits of this popular channel.
Employees now expect to engage with your digital communications the same way they do outside of work – they want to get information quickly, interact with the message, share with others – and be part of the dialog.
Is it time to take a fresh look at what you're sending and see where you can improve? With today's technology there is absolutely no need for boring templates, dull presentation and irrelevant content!
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Tim Vaughan
Editorial Director, Poppulo
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