Leverage the Power of Stellar Content to Boost Engagements

Discover the secrets to supercharged employee newsletters with ContactMonkey and Brilliant Ink. Learn about the most common newsletter challenges and how to overcome them.

12:00 P.M. EST | 9.00 A.M. PST

Tuesday, 12 February, 2019

Leverage the Power of Stellar Content to Boost Engagements

For internal communicators, email is often the most reliable, measurable, and effective channel in our arsenal. According to the Global State of Internal Communications 2022 study, 79% of internal communicators have increased their usage of email for employee communication over the past two years. So, we’d better make sure it’s worth the interruption in our employees flow when we send them an email. Join ContactMonkey and Brilliant Ink on Wednesday, 15 June at 12:00 PM ET, as we address the top three common ailments for newsletters: information overload, design and formatting flaws, and a lack of clear measurement. We’ll also share a wealth of actionable cures for each! You’ll leave armed with insights and next steps to power up your next employee newsletter.

What you'll learn:

How to use storytelling to enhance corporate communication

Fun, interactive ways to drive employee engagement

Personalizing content and measuring content effectiveness

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About The Speakers

Alison Davis

Alison sets the strategic direction for Davis & Company and leads the development of new products and services. Since founding the company in 1984, she has provided senior counsel to clients such as American Water, BD and International Flavors & Fragrances.

Alison has written or edited these groundbreaking books: 49 ways to improve employee communicationsThe Definitive Guide to HR Communication and Your Attention, Please. An online columnist for Inc.com, Alison frequently writes articles for leading business and trade publications.

A sought-after speaker on communication issues, Alison has led sessions for such organizations as Public Relations Society of America, The Conference Board, Society of Human Resource Management and International Association of Business Communicators. Alison holds a bachelor’s degree from Douglass College, Rutgers University.