How to use data to effectively communicate internal changes
Three data-backed techniques to ensure your emails get opened and read by employees.
Three data-backed techniques to ensure your emails get opened and read by employees.
A new report reveals the most used channels, what employees want to hear about most right now, and much more.
What you can do to keep these integral employees productive and engaged.
Tired of being ignored by employees and wasting precious time? Use these smart tactics to boost reach, readership and engagement.
Having a hard time getting through to your target outlet? Consider these essential steps.
Running the gamut from merely lousy customer service to the tragic events of 9/11, these cases studies offer lessons—citing positive and negative examples—for messaging amid turmoil.
Outreach to your employees is your first priority, as they deserve to know what’s happening, and they can serve as trusted brand advocates. Those key questions will keep things on track.
How should you wrap up your business emails during a global pandemic? This chart ranks examples from highly empathetic to extremely tone deaf.
Be prepared to evolve your culture, consistently collect feedback, and remember that how you act now will profoundly influence employees’ perception of your company.
Just as we assiduously declutter bloated copy, let us streamline and sharpen how we approach work.
In the health care industry, usage jumped 300%. Communicators are turning to email now more than ever.
Also: Ohio Department of Health’s video on social distancing racks up 20M views, no new emojis because of COVID-19, pitfalls of email marketing, and more.
Your employees need transparency and clarity—as well as confidence in their top execs—as many organizations try to weather the COVID-19 outbreak and a reeling economy.
A free PoliteMail download offers conclusions drawn from analyzing 600 million emails. Find out what metrics matter in making your most important channel a success.
Though the average consumer’s inbox is more crowded than ever, a good email campaign can offer plenty of power for some communicators. Consider this graphic.