CUP OF CORPORATE COMMS: AN UNFILTERED LOOK AT WHAT PERCOLATED IN AUGUST
Below are key themes that dominated corporate communications news in August 2024 — and we’re briefing you on all of them in this month’s edition of Cup of Corporate Comms. Polarized conversations—and the need to handle them—are on the rise at work. Polarized conversations at work are increasingly mirroring the division seen in society, […]
CUP OF CORPORATE COMMS: AN UNFILTERED LOOK AT WHAT PERCOLATED IN JULY
Some key themes dominated corporate communications news in July 2024 — and we’re briefing you on all of them in this month’s edition of Cup of Corporate Comms. STABILIZING COMMUNICATIONS MATTER, TOO. In the rush to perfect change and transformation communications, the vital task of fostering stability and reducing anxiety is often neglected. In this […]
CUP OF CORPORATE COMMS: AN UNFILTERED LOOK AT WHAT PERCOLATED IN JUNE
From brand stewardship in Cannes to “carewashing” to subdued pride during Pride Month to the “TikTokification” of internal comms, and manager burnout, these are the key themes that dominated corporate communications news in June 2024. Brand stewardship in the spotlight in Cannes The 2024 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity highlighted the delicate balance brands […]
Cup of Corporate Comms: An Unfiltered Look at What Percolated in April
Below are key themes that dominated corporate communications news in April 2024. We’re covering the connection between innovation and the return to work, the say-do gap when it comes to company values, the shift from the age of the empowered employee to the age of the detached employee, and the art of effective feedback. Time […]
WHITE PAPER: THE ART OF PLACING A STORY IN THE NEWS-YOU-CAN-CHOOSE MEDIA ENVIRONMENT
People must now filter through an avalanche of news and content every day. So, what does it take for a brand to place a story that breaks through? For our new white paper, we asked this of Redsters, including Ellen Mallernee Barnes, Linda Descano, Jodi Einhorn, Sharon Nieuwenhuis, Lesley Sillaman and Pattie Sullivan, as well as PR consultants Cynthia Challener and Beth Willers, journalist Dominik Lemanski, and Christopher […]
CONTENT THAT CUTS THROUGH: A MODERN GUIDE TO WRITING COPY
Writing and storytelling are two of the most powerful ways to put ideas into the world. As written communication skills decay around us, both skills have also become competitive advantages. This observation is the basis for Red Havas’ newest whitepaper, “Content That Cuts Through.” It explores how to write content that modern audiences can’t help but […]
5 INTERNAL COMMS TRENDS: NEW WHITE PAPER EXPLORES CHANGING EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT TACTICS
The pandemic invited us to forget what we thought we knew about employee engagement. Challenged to devise new ways to unite and inspire people working remotely in a time of heightened anxiety, we learned a lot. Five things in particular became crystal clear: More is more: Consistent communication is the employee’s love language. Messaging from the inside out: An investment in internal comms […]
Rethinking B2B and B2C: A Case for Person-to-Person (P2P) Communications
Consumers are engaging with brands in whole new ways, contends a Red Havas white paper released today, and it’s time for brands to respond by getting more personal. People today are craving connection, and they expect companies to communicate with them in the ways they prefer and on the issues they care about most. The […]
Leading Through Crisis: Communications Lessons and Opportunities
“Keep calm and carry on,” stated the British government to boost morale and prepare its civilians for attacks during World War II. That authentic message has transcended generations and is now being used as a mantra for mental strength as we continue our battle against COVID-19. Finding the right message and striking the right tone […]