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What kind of resources do you offer?
We believe sharing is caring and have created a number of free resources, including a communications plan, a channel matrix, a stakeholder management plan, a video storyboard, a 2027 comms calendar and our projects e-book. Check them out on our Downloads page
Are the templates really free?
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Who are the resources for?
They’re built for comms teams, HR, project managers and leaders who want to communicate more clearly and consistently.
Can I customise the templates for my organisation?
Absolutely. All tools are editable in formats like Word or PowerPoint—so you can tailor them to your brand and needs.
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They’re built by certified internal comms pros, tested with real teams, and designed to save you time while raising your game.
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