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How to Achieve a 98% Adoption Rate in Your Employee Comms App

Are you facing challenges with employee adoption of your current app, or are you launching a new one and want to ensure high activation rates? Then this webinar is for you!

September 10, 2024
2:00 PM EST // 6:00 PM CET

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What you'll learn

About this webinar

Join us on September 10, featuring Tobi Anderson, Head of Customer Experience at Speakap, and Jade Casey, Head of People at Puttshack UK, and discover how you can achieve a phenomenal 98% adoption rate in your employee communications app.

In this webinar, you'll learn:

  • Most common challenges when it comes to employee app adoption & how to overcome them
  • The specific initiatives Puttshack implemented to drive app adoption & engagement rate
  • Proven strategies to achieve high activation and usage rates in the long term
  • Bonus: Tips for onboarding new September hires onto your internal comms app

Our panel experts:

🎙️Tobi Anderson, Head of Customer Experience, Speakap

🎙️Jade Casey, Head of People, Puttshack UK

P.S. Perfect timing for September's influx of new hires!   This webinar will equip you with the knowledge and provide you with best practices so the new hires can easily integrate within the company culture through your app.

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"Especially in a company with over 400 employees and 20 departments, an app like Speakap is the key in staying connected."

Tim Floor, Marketing and Communications trainee - Hotel Okura

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"Speakap excels in how accessible it is. If you know how to use Facebook, which almost everyone does, you can use Speakap."

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