We turn company messages into communication employees actually notice, understand and engage with.
Internal communication decides whether your people hear your news from you or from LinkedIn. That sounds small until it happens the wrong way round during something significant.
The work is mostly architecture rather than writing: deciding which channel carries what, who announces what, and in what order people find things out. Once that is settled, the writing gets much easier.
It matters more in organisations spread across countries and languages, where a message that lands well in one office reads as cold or confusing in another.
Internal communication strategy is the plan for how an organisation talks to its own people: which channels carry what, who announces what, and how important news reaches employees before it reaches anyone else.
Most commonly because messages are broadcast rather than designed, channels are inconsistent, and employees hear significant news externally first. Structure and rhythm matter more than volume.
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