Do you need to write an internal communication strategy?

If you're not sure where to start, or the format it needs to be in, you're in the right place.

In this podcast episode you'll discover one thing to know, one thing to do and one thing to think about, when it comes to creating an IC strategy.

Full show notes can be found at www.allthingsic.com/podcast

See the All Things IC Inner Circle page of Rachel's website to find out more about the next cohort: https://www.allthingsic.com/1-2-1/the-all-things-ic-inner-circle/

Order Rachel's books

Rachel has written two books. Internal Communication Strategy: design, develop and transform your organizational communication is out now. You can order it via your favourite bookstore or find it online including Amazon (affiliate link), Waterstones, Barnes & Noble and Foyles. Or see the All Things IC website to order a signed limited edition.

Her upcoming book, Successful Change Communication: how to inform, involve and inspire employees, will be published by Kogan Page in 2026. It is available to pre-order today from your favourite bookshop.

Useful links:

Add your name to receive Rachel's monthly Water Cooler newsletter.

All show notes: allthingsic.com/podcast.

Rachel's All Things IC website, featuring 1800 free blog posts.

All Things IC Online Masterclasses, where you can enrol in training.

Find Rachel on Instagram @rachelallthingsic or LinkedIn. Thank you for stopping by,

Rachel Miller, Founder, All Things IC.

This episode examines peers and why they matter for internal communication.

You'll discover one thing to know, one thing to do and one thing to think about.

Rachel discusses why having a strong peer network matters for IC professionals.

She also analyses opportunities for peers inside organisations and why they are beneficial.

Full show notes can be found at www.allthingsic.com/podcast

See the All Things IC Inner Circle page of her website to find out more about the next cohort: https://www.allthingsic.com/1-2-1/the-all-things-ic-inner-circle/

Order Rachel's books

Rachel has written two books. Internal Communication Strategy: design, develop and transform your organizational communication is out now. You can order it via your favourite bookstore or find it online including Amazon (affiliate link), Waterstones, Barnes & Noble and Foyles. Or see the All Things IC website to order a signed limited edition.

Her upcoming book, Successful Change Communication: how to inform, involve and inspire employees, will be published by Kogan Page in 2026. It is available to pre-order today from your favourite bookshop.

Useful links:

Add your name to receive Rachel's monthly Water Cooler newsletter.

All show notes: allthingsic.com/podcast.

Rachel's All Things IC website, featuring 1800 free blog posts.

All Things IC Online Masterclasses, where you can enrol in training.

Find Rachel on Instagram @rachelallthingsic or LinkedIn. Thank you for stopping by,

Rachel Miller, Founder, All Things IC.

What is relevancy?

Why does it matter for internal communication? Rachel has examined this topic in this episode of the Candid Comms podcast. Full show notes can be found at www.allthingsic.com/podcast Order Rachel's books

Rachel has written two books. Internal Communication Strategy: design, develop and transform your organizational communication is out now. You can order it via your favourite bookstore or find it online including Amazon (affiliate link), Waterstones, Barnes & Noble and Foyles. Or see the All Things IC website to order a signed limited edition.

Her upcoming book, Successful Change Communication: how to inform, involve and inspire employees, will be published by Kogan Page in 2026. It is available to pre-order today from your favourite bookshop.

Useful links:

Add your name to receive Rachel's monthly Water Cooler newsletter.

All show notes: allthingsic.com/podcast.

Rachel's All Things IC website, featuring 1800 free blog posts.

All Things IC Online Masterclasses, where you can enrol in training.

Find Rachel on Instagram @rachelallthingsic or LinkedIn. Thank you for stopping by,

Rachel Miller, Founder, All Things IC.