by Raleigh | Jan 11, 2013 | Employee Newsletters
Guest post by Adam Fuss By claiming that employee newsletters need to have visually appealing photography AND illustrations, it’s perhaps best to start of by talking about what this doesn’t include: Employees, either individually or as a group, lined up against a wall...
by Raleigh | Nov 27, 2012 | Employee Newsletters
Guest post by Adam Fuss In a previous post I warned against using content such as “empty pontificating by C-suite windbags”, which occurs all to often when executives use lots of nice-sounding language to talk about things that ultimately matter very little to a...
by Raleigh | Oct 26, 2012 | Employee Newsletters
Guest post by Adam Fuss The other day someone asked me a very important question about one of the key products that I provide clients–employee newsletters. What should an employee newsletter contain? A Google search using this question yields dozens of unique results....
by Raleigh | Oct 2, 2012 | Employee Newsletters
Recently, a new client proposed breaking their employee newsletter into sections – basically, placing all the corporate news and information in one part of the newsletter and all the human interest pieces in another. It is a common thought and makes logical sense from...
by Raleigh | Sep 18, 2012 | Employee Newsletters
The biggest ongoing problem companies face in pulling together their newsletter is a lack of organization. If you don’t publish your newsletter on a consistent basis, employees will not take it seriously. After all, haphazard publishing sends the message that it’s not...
by Raleigh | Sep 1, 2012 | Employee Newsletters
One of the biggest challenges with laying out an employee newsletter is getting a handle on the content for each issue. That’s where the organizational spreadsheet comes to the rescue. A properly constructed content spreadsheet presents all the details of your...