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For the past weeks, weâve been learning about the exciting ways customers are using announcements in Guru. Weâve seen how important it is for the leaders and execs who send announcements to see how their teams are connecting with the information they share. Thatâs why weâre releasing a series of enhancements to announcements that will help you see and understand engagement.
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Note: Announcements are available on Builder plan and above.
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Hereâs whatâs new for you starting today:
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See announcement engagement on the Card: Beneath the announcement comment, youâll see engagement stats. Quickly see the read rate percentage for the announcement (âread rateâ is the percentage of people whoâve clicked the âI Read Itâ button that appears on the announcement). Clicking the read rate text will show expanded engagement information: read rate, open rate, and the names of all users who have received the announcement and whether or not theyâve read it. Before this release, individuals that sent announcements had to manually download engagement stats. Now, all Guru users can see these stats, whether or not theyâre the person who sent the announcement. This increases transparency and lets stakeholders at all levels see engagement on announcements.
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First-time engagement notification: Users who send announcements will get an email, Slack, or Teams message (based on individual user settings) the first time someone reads their announcement. This shows that the announcement is active and people are starting to read it. This notification will include an option to âsee more insightsâ. This will bring the user to the comments section of the announcement Card, where they can see full engagement stats as described above.
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See announcement text as a comment: When a user sends an announcement, the text they use for that announcement will be added to the Card as a comment. Everyone viewing comments on the Card will see that it was sent as an announcement, along with the time-bound context around that announcement.
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React to announcements and comments: Users will be able to react to Card comments with an emoji. This includes the announcement text, which now permanently appears as a Card comment. Reactions let stakeholders know how people are feeling about the communications they receive, establishing a feedback loop between announcers and readers.
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We appreciate all the customer feedback weâve gotten on announcements so far, and weâd love to hear how youâre using them at your company! Post your thoughts in this thread, or head to the Product Feedback section to share your ideas.