Grasswhispers offers full phone broadcast consultancy

London, 17 August 2007. Grasswhispers, the phone broadcast company that lets organisations speak to all their people simultaneously takes the hassle out of creating engaging internal communications.

Offering a full consultancy service, Grasswhispers helps internal communications departments create engaging and passionate messages with advice on;

- message content
- delivery and timing
- the creation of the script
- coaching on voice delivery and recording
- sourcing voiceover professionals.

Grasswhispers offers two main services. In addition to the full consultancy service, the company also provides a DIY application. This service lets IC professionals send messages instantly and simultaneously to all their people through the Grasswhispers website. Both services offer cheaper and more effective internal communications than post and print options. They also allow for instant feedback from the people who receive the message.

“If you need to react quickly to a situation, Grasswhispers can provide HR bosses with the means to record and send phone messages to all their people instantly. But we can also advise companies on how to create really effective and engaging planned campaigns that bring long term benefits to organisation and people,” said Martin Loat, director at Grasswhispers.

Grasswhispers can be contacted on 020 7437 3363 or by email at contact@grasswhispers.co.uk. More information including a demonstration of voice broadcast messages can also be found at www.grasswhispers.co.uk

Ryan Malone
Grasswhispers
ryan.malone@grasswhispers.co.uk
www.grasswhispers.co.uk
+44 (0)20 7437 3363

About Grasswhispers

Grasswhispers offers a refreshing new way for organisations to talk to all their people instantly, simultaneously, effectively and cheaply.

Grasswhispers combine the contemporary convenience of mobile phone technology with the familiarity and personality of the human voice. We create truly engaging internal communications - broadcast instantly and simultaneously to thousands of people's mobile phones or landlines.

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