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Content Creation Best Practices For The Modern Communicator

October 26, 2018

Your employees are busy. After all, they have jobs to do. Getting them to spend even a few precious minutes with your content isn’t easy.

Alison Davis, CEO of strategic internal communications firm Davis & Company, and Adam Keats, Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at Dynamic Signal, discuss how to create content that sparkles and grabs the attention of time-pressed employees. Watch now to learn hands-on tactics that include:

What types of content you should be focusing on
Secrets to luring employees into your content
The importance of writing concise headlines and copy
No content creator wants to be ignored. This is a great opportunity for modern communicators to learn tips that will help them step up their storytelling game.

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