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Company-Focused Newsletter Content Ideas
- Recent articles about your company. Keep employees up-to-date with the latest press on the company.
- Business changes. Employees value transparency.
- Events.
- Departmental updates.
- Advice column.
- FAQ.
- Big wins.
- Training opportunities.
I’ll share with you the 6 key elements of an effective newsletter, to ensure your newsletters are both stimulating and engaging.
- Good Content Marketing.
- Audience Knowledge.
- Strong Subject Line.
- Visually Appealing Templates.
- Contact and Social Information.
- Call to Action.
How do you make an internal newsletter interesting?
Happy writing!
- Internal Job Openings. Give your employees insight to new internal job openings in your newsletter.
- Employee Profiles. Share a nice write-up on individual employees doing great things.
- Favorite Healthy Recipes.
- Picture of the Week.
- Contests.
- Upcoming Events.
- Celebrate Birthdays.
- Honor Milestones.
Your newsletter should include important information that your employees need to know, like sales updates or upcoming events….Employee-Focused Newsletter Content Ideas
- Jobs.
- Anniversaries or milestones.
- Employee profiles.
- Recommendations.
- Pulse Surveys.
- Suggestion box or anonymous comments.
- Inspirational quotes.
Engaging Employee Newsletter Ideas to Try
- Internal Job Openings. Give your employees insight to new internal job openings in your newsletter.
- Employee Profiles.
- Favorite Healthy Recipes.
- Picture of the Week.
- Contests.
- Upcoming Events.
- Celebrate Birthdays.
- Honor Milestones.
What is internal newsletter?
An internal newsletter is not only a communications tool, but also serves to unite disparate teams, departments and divisions. When employees know what a company is about, it can make them feel better about coming to work every day. Writing an internal newsletter requires a focused, coordinated effort.
7 Tips for Creating An Internal Newsletter That Isn’t Boring
- Remember the fundamentals of marketing.
- Communicate company culture.
- Create conversations.
- Make it part of your marketing strategy.
- Use recurring sections.
- Have fun with it.
- Add an element of surprise (to encourage opens)
- Wrap up.