The Results Map Blog Hits 200!

Today marks the 200th post of the Results Map blog!

Thank you to our subscribers, contributors and commentators who have supported us along the way. We aim to continue to provide relevant, practical and thought-provoking content on communications and change, and look forward to your feedback and comments.

To mark our little celebration, here are the Top 5 posts from the Results Map blog:

1.Communications Strategy, Communications Plan – What’s the Difference?

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2.The Change Agent’s Dilemma: Planning in a World that Keeps Changing

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3.Ministerial Mandate Letters: What Do They Mean for Communicators?

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4. Stakeholder Mapping: Understanding Your Audiences’ Natural Habitat

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5. Change Communications: Celebrating Business Results

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What’s next?

Let us know what issues you’d like us to cover, or what problems you’d like to tackle as we make our way through 2016.

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