How to Build a Content Library for Government Programs (and Foster Public Trust)
Learn how to turning government policies and programs into an accessible resource library filled with checklists, FAQs, and guides
Learn how to turning government policies and programs into an accessible resource library filled with checklists, FAQs, and guides
Every year gives us hard-earned lessons, but 2024 felt particularly pedagogical for me and my inner professional circle.
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Government agencies are eager to acquire, develop and use new tech as soon as possible. But it’s not always easy.
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For most government agencies, the challenge isn’t getting feedback (most agencies have plenty.) Instead, it’s knowing how to take all those comments, questions, and suggestions and using them as your agency’s focus group, telling you exactly what your audience needs.
Discover why government survey response rates are plummeting and learn 5 game-changing strategies to create surveys people actually want to take! From avoiding survey overload to respecting anonymity, this article provides practical tips to boost participation and ensure your decisions are backed by solid data. Don’t let poor survey design lead to misguided policies. Click… Read more »