One of the hardest aspects of group communication and organizing is keeping everyone engaged. People are busy and torn in a million directions. Reaching out to unengaged group members doesn’t have to feel pushy or intrusive. Use these strategies and features in Unison to get your group members engaged.
Looking for a way to ensure your group members feel valued and connected? This can be challenging in a world of chaotic communication methods and increased concerns regarding privacy. But with Unison, bringing everyone together is easy. Unison was built to make group communication a joy rather than a chore. Here are 5 reasons your group members will love using Unison.
Becoming an effective leader is a challenge. It takes insight, determination, and practice. Using three Unison features can help you be a strong leader by allowing you to learn more about your group members, better streamline communication, and foster new leadership so you can focus on leading your organization forward.
Before Unison, a small group in Chicago tried Facebook, but found that communication was lost in the onslaught of notifications. They tried email, but it took weeks to plan simple get-togethers and to coordinate basic tasks. With Unison, they’ve found that planning, communicating, and sharing the big and small moments of life together is faster, easier, and more fun.
February is underway, and we’ve already got some amazing Unison features pushed out the door! Just last week, our development team released new capabilities that are sure to be some of Unison’s most loved features: group hierarchy and text message blasts. Organizing and communicating with your people just got a whole lot easier!
Do you have a lot of people in your groups? Are you worried about too many email messages pouring through? Have no fear, my friend! We’ve got great news for you, and its name is threaded emails!
Welcome to the Unison blog! We’re happy to have you. We created Unison to help serve your group organizing and group communication needs. We created this space to invite you into the conversation and to keep you informed.