Is My Employee Email a Newsletter? Or a Tickler?

What’s in a name?

The Mixternal Comms Playbook
1 min readMay 12, 2020
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How do you refer to the regular communication you write, publish, and send as part of your internal communications?

Is it a newsletter…a bulletin…a weekly note? Or is it a:

  • Campaign
  • Memo
  • Update
  • Dispatch
  • Briefing
  • Wrap-up
  • Report
  • Journal
  • Communique
  • Note
  • Flash
  • Letter
  • Tickler?

It doesn’t matter what you call the communication, because each of those descriptors does the same work.

They’re all publications that:

  • Contain useful news and information
  • Are sent on a regular basis (daily, weekly, monthly, etc.), and
  • Are tailored to a specific audience

That’s it.

Don’t get wrapped up in what you call the darn thing. Call it what you will.

Focus your energy instead on what matters — the quality of the content inside.

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The Mixternal Comms Playbook
The Mixternal Comms Playbook

Written by The Mixternal Comms Playbook

I help comms professionals master mixternal (internal + external) communications, save hours weekly through AI-powered workflows, and improve executive comms.

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