Business communications can be hard. No joke. And doing bizcom work well can be an even more elusive and slippery aspiration without the right resources.

Fortunately, it's easy to make your business's communications endeavors...easier! Getting guidance and tools to help you tackle bizcom activities can also be a cinch.

So, is your business suffering from the fallout of inferior communications — like subpar content or poorly executed bizcom programs and projects? Wanna make your comms more effective and efficient?

(The answer should be "Heck YEAH!")

Communications Briefings, in Brief

This collection of business communications briefing templates can help get you there. 

But, wait, what is a communications brief? Good question!

Basically, it's a roundup of key information about a program, project, or piece of content. It's a single go-to source for relevant details like due dates, contributors, goals, and more. Having all this stuff corralled together in one doc makes it easy to refer back to over time and share with team members.

Communications briefs are great resources because they force you to:

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Features & Benefits

So, having a read-to-go template to create your communications briefing is insanely helpful.

Case in point, the ExpressWay bizcom briefing templates. These bad boys will help you wrangle chaos into something akin to order.

They're powerful because they can help make your communications initiatives more manageable, for everyone involved. Using these templates will enable you to accomplish great things, like:

Can YOU envision how leveraging communications briefs and briefing templates can streamline YOUR work?

 Being a Better Communicator Matters

Created for You

So, who's this thing for?

It's perfect for small/medium businesses, entrepreneurs, freelancers, coaches, consultants, independent contractors, agencies, gig workers, side-hustlers, influencers, biz partners, joint venturists....

Basically, it's for anyone who has to communicate with others as part of their work. Particularly those that want to create smarter bizcom habits and improved business outcomes that go hand-in-glove with better communication.

(Sound like you?)