Laura, Author at SortedComms

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How to make your internal communications count

All comms pros know how important effective internal communication is in driving organisational success. It’s no different in the healthcare world. From medical professionals collaborating on complex cases to clerical teams ensuring the seamless flow of information, internal communication plays a pivotal role in a healthcare organisation’s ability to deliver high-quality patient care. In this […]

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4 common comms mistakes – and how to avoid them

Communications, How to / Laura

We all know it’s good to learn from our mistakes, but even better still is learning from others’ mistakes! With well over 100 years of comms experience between us, we’re not afraid to admit having had the odd blooper or two over the years. So, being the good-spirited people we are, we thought we’d share

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How do you write winning award submissions?

How to, UnAwards 2023 / Laura

If you are looking for ways to recognise your team, your company or even yourself, winning awards is certainly a good place to start. They celebrate greatness and highlight innovation and clever thinking. However, no matter how successful your project was, writing an eye-catching awards submission is a skill unto itself. As judges for the

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Meet us at the UnAwards!

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The UnAwards are a highlight of our year at Sorted. Last year we had a blast attending, and we’re going again in 2023. We’re also judging the category, ‘Best Internal Comms’, and look forward to presenting this to the deserving winner on stage. Members of our team will be around throughout the event, so if

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What makes Sorted, Sorted?

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When the seeds of Sorted were sown over ten years ago, one of the most important aspects of growing the company was to build trust with our clients. It’s hard to trust faceless businesses because you never really know who you’re dealing with. Here, we like to show our team off to the world and

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Sorted will be at the UnAwards 2023

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The UnAwards is an annual event that we absolutely love attending. Organised by comms2point0, it celebrates creativity and innovation from communications teams across the country. This year we are again judging on the category “Best Internal Comms” and can’t wait to stand on stage and hand the award to the deserving winner. This is the

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Why knowing your audience is worth the effort

Comment, Communications / Laura

When you’re working on any form of communication, you’ll have a goal in mind. Whether that’s wanting your target audience to know, feel or do something, you’ll find this tricky if you don’t know who they are and at least a little about what makes them tick. In this blog we’ll explore why this is

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Save time and money with a solid brief

How to, Outsourcing / Laura

You’ve made the decision to call upon some external support for your busy comms team, but how can you make sure that you get what you need? There are multiple factors to consider, such as choosing the right kind of support in the first instance and identifying the type of tasks you want to outsource.

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Why worry about accessibility?

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You’ll have heard people talk about accessibility in relation to lots of different aspects of life. But how does it apply to communications and why should you care about it? In the simplest terms, ‘accessibility’ relates to being aware of people’s varied communication needs and developing your content to reach as many people as possible.

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10 things we’ve learnt about house styles

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In celebration of our tenth birthday this year, we decided to see if we could come up with 10 topics we’ve learnt 10 things about in those 10 years. During that time we’ve worked with many clients in small organisations, or who only have a few people working on communications, and a topic that comes

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Laura

How to make your internal communications count

4 common comms mistakes – and how to avoid them

How do you write winning award submissions?

Meet us at the UnAwards!

What makes Sorted, Sorted?

Sorted will be at the UnAwards 2023

Why knowing your audience is worth the effort

Save time and money with a solid brief

Why worry about accessibility?

10 things we’ve learnt about house styles

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