Streamline communication
Most of us write too long, too fancy, too foggy when we need to be more human. Axios HQ helps you do it.
Harness what your staff and stakeholders need
Nearly 50% of leaders say the biggest challenge they face when sharing internal communications is understanding what’s actually important to the people they reach. That leaves you with two options:
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Leave employees and stakeholders underserved.
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Find a way to identify what empowers them.
Understand your audience
It’s up to executives, communicators, and managers to lead the way in identifying what your readers need, which key messages aren’t connecting, and how you can optimize both to save your organization time and money.
And there's an urgency to address it: Organizations that communicate effectively are almost five times as likely to retain top employees, compared to those that don’t. Step one is to evaluate how your messages are — or aren't — resonating, then find ways to continue to streamline communication and elevate what's essential.
Communicate to your HQ
A strong workforce starts with streamlined communication. It takes time, care, and empathy, but putting it at the heart of your leadership strategy will set you — and those around you — up for success. And if you aren't a natural-born communicator, look to the experts around you. Axios HQ gives you a window into their world.
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How can you streamline internal communication?
To streamline internal communications, think about what you're sending, what your audience needs to know most, and where they can best access that information.
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Audit current sends to see where overlap or gaps in coverage occur.
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Plan a consistent cadence centered around the topics employees want to hear about most.
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Use a communications management platform to create consistent, on-brand messages.
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Create an open feedback loop to continually improve based on audience feedback.
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