Hetvi Mahida

Hetvi is a content marketing professional at ContactMonkey with a strong background in B2B SaaS, product marketing, and digital marketing. With experience across both enterprise organizations and startups, she researches and writes about internal communications topics, drawing on data-backed insights, strategic communications, storytelling, and a user-centric approach. Hetvi specializes in making complex messages clear and actionable, helping organizations communicate more effectively with employees.

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What Is Internal Newsletter Software? A Buyer’s Guide for Internal Comms Teams

Sep 29, 2026

Every year, someone declares the employee newsletter dead, first because of chat, then the intranet, then video. And every year, internal communicators keep sending it, because it keeps working. The data backs that up. 67% of internal communicators rate newsletters a valuable communication channel, and internal emails average a 76% open rate across more than

30 Employee Engagement Ideas That Actually Work

Sep 14, 2026

Looking for employee engagement ideas you can actually use? This guide shares 30 proven employee engagement activities you can run right away, whether your teams are in office, remote, or frontline, along with tips on how to choose the right ones and measure what’s working. Employee engagement today isn’t just about perks or events. It’s

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15 Types of Employee Feedback Tools to Use in 2026 (With Real Data)

Sep 4, 2026

Almost every organization collects employee feedback today. ContactMonkey’s 2026 Global State of Internal Communications (GSIC) Report found that 95% of organizations actively collect it in some form. The harder problem is what happens after. The same report found that only 15% of organizations say the actions taken on employee feedback are clearly communicated and visible

What Are the Best AI Tools for Internal Communication in 2026?

Jul 31, 2026

Email still does most of the heavy lifting in internal communications. Newsletters, HR updates, leadership messages, and benefits reminders all start there. The channel has never really been the problem, and what trips people up is everything upstream of the send button. Getting the message right, getting it in front of the people who actually

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