Competitive Differentiation
What makes us unique
Elevator Pitch Templates
Quick company descriptions for different audiences
Q1 2026 Key Messages
Current quarter messaging framework
Product Positioning Documents
How we talk about our products
Company Mission & Vision Statemen
Core values and company direction
Brand Style Guide (PDF)
Complete visual identity guidelines
Logo Files & Usage Guidelines
Download logos and learn proper usage
Color Palette & Typography
Brand colors and approved fonts
Social Media Templates
Ready-to-use branded templates
Email Signature Standards
How to format your email signature
PowerPoint Template Library
Branded presentation templates
Brand Guidelines
Visual identity, logos, and templates
Tips & Tricks for Submitting Requests
- Plan ahead:Submit requests at least 2 weeks in advance for best results
- Be specific: Include target audience, key messages, and desired outcomes
- Provide context: Explain why this communication is needed and what success looks like
- Attach materials:Include any drafts, images, or reference materials upfront
- Check the guides: Review "What to Request Comms For" section before submitting
Submit a Request
Do's & Don'ts
✓ DO
- ✓ Do align with brand voice and key messaging
- ✓ Do proofread all communications before sending
- ✓ Do consider your audience and tailor messaging accordingly
- ✓ Do use approved templates and brand assets
- ✓ Do submit requests with adequate lead time (minimum 2 weeks)
- ✓ Do provide clear objectives and success metrics
- ✓ Do collaborate with comms team early in the planning process
✗ DON'T
- ✗ Don't make public statements without comms team approval
- ✗ Don't use unapproved logos, colors, or fonts
- ✗ Don't share confidential information externally
- ✗ Don't create your own templates without consulting brand guidelines
- ✗ Don't wait until the last minute to request support
- ✗ Don't assume all communications need to go to all audiences
- ✗ Don't speak to media or press without media training
What to Request Comms For
Understand when to engage the communications team
Always Request Support
- Press releases and media outreach
- External announcements (customers, partners, public)
- Company-wide internal announcements
- Crisis or sensitive communications
- Executive communications
- Brand campaigns and major initiatives
- Website updates and new content
- Social media campaigns
Consider Requesting Support
- Department-wide announcements
- Event promotions (internal or external)
- New product/feature launches
- Customer communications and newsletters
- Blog posts and thought leadership
- Employee recognition and stories
- Partnership announcements
No Need to Request
- No Need to Request
- One-on-one emails
- Small team updates within your department
- Meeting invitations
- Project status updates for your immediate team
- Personal social media posts (unless representing company)
How to Submit a Comms Request
Step-by-step guide to filling out the request form
PDF • 245 KBSocial Media Posting Guidelines
Best practices for company social accounts
PDF • 312 KBWriting for the Web
Guidelines for website copy and blog posts
PDF • 189 KBEmail Marketing Checklist
Pre-send checklist for email campaigns
PDF • 156 KBMedia Interview Preparation
How to prepare for press interviews
PDF • 401 KB