Weekly Briefs

Any chance of a summary for us under 20s ?

Thought I’d reply to this here as to not drag that other thread off topic.

To be fair to the team, the weekly briefs have been by far the most successful brief/newsletter/comms thing I’ve seen since becoming staff. Normally, these ideas last a month at best, then just stop.

What we’ve had is nearly every week, for a year now, a decent brief of what’s happening with some announcements, feel good stories etc. I still think the whole-org comms strategy is lacking, but these briefs have been great.

Sometimes late, but that’s just life? Sometimes missed entirely, again, that’s just life. And to be fair, the times I’ve not seen it in an email, and gone to check, there has been a ā€œNothing to report, see you next weekā€ post, rather than it just being forgotten.

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Thanks @JoeBloggs, for the positive words and support.

Yeah. Very simply they’re sometimes delayed because of none of us being available to get it done for the Monday, its simply volunteer capacity.

Other times we might hold a day to share something that needs to go sooner rather than later (and can’t wait the week), or we’ll have already posted the article on the Monday night (but late) and send the email the following day.

Our aim is always the Monday night, and we’ll always do our best to be consistent (and as you say, when we don’t post it, we do an article saying that, we just don’t want to send an email saying no news).

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I find the weekly updates a great help, so thanks to the team that puts them out. Personally, I would rather that they are right and possibly out on Tuesday/Wednesday instead of Monday, rushed and missing important ponts/needing corrections.

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