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Relevance, clarity, and respect for your audience are some of the essentials of getting your message through.

It’s easy to overlook these five basic components to a well-rounded strategy. Take a few minutes to make sure you’re tapping them all.

How many laws have you broken lately?

Before you invest thousands in fancy tools, make sure you know what you want to benchmark, Katie Paine tells her audience at Ragan’s Corporate Communicators Conference.

From how not to use Yammer to signs you’re a communicator—and a whole lot of C.R.A.P. in between—here’s what caught your attention this year.

Employees only work for a salary, don’t want information about the company, and other misleading myths.

How to spread the word among 100,000 employees? The computing giant uses multiple channels, explaining its stock and encouraging workers to “ask a geek.”

Organizations such as Boeing and Mayo Clinic are not only informing employees, but also engaging them and eliciting their feedback, through the dynamic visual medium.

Consistency, conduits, timing and tone are among the key factors you must consider.

The social network offers a free, familiar venue where staffers can connect, but follow this protocol before your organization dives in.

How many laws have you broken lately?