Reach Every Voter: Inclusive Communication for Elections
Empower every voter and ensure fair elections with PostDoc, the inclusive communication platform for councils.
PostDoc empowers local councils to communicate effectively with all citizens during elections. Whether it’s election notices, promotional materials, or agreements, PostDoc transforms them into inclusive, multilingual formats. Here’s why councils and voters should choose PostDoc:
- For Councils: Enhance Communication
- Increased Reach and Engagement:
Communicate effectively with a wider audience, regardless of ability or language.
Bridge gaps and ensure that no citizen is left behind.
- Efficiency and Reduced Workload:
Replace traditional paper-based notices with digital, personalized formats.
Streamline communication workflows and save valuable staff time.
- Legal Compliance and Reputation:
Ensure accessibility compliance and demonstrate commitment to inclusivity.
Project an image of an organization that cares about every citizen.
- Increased Reach and Engagement:
- For Voters: Empowerment and Trust
- Clear Information for All:
Citizens receive critical voting information in their preferred format - sign language, enhanced typeface, audio, simplified text, and automatically detected languages.
- Timely Delivery for the Next General Election:
Act now to guarantee timely communication for the upcoming election.
Don’t miss out on reaching every voter effectively.
- Equality by Default, Inclusive by Design:
PostDoc ensures that every citizen, regardless of language barriers or literacy levels, feels informed and valued.
- Clear Information for All:
Transform Your Communication Strategy
With PostDoc, redefine the way you engage with your audience. Contact us today to enhance your B2C communications with accessibility, personalization, and inclusivity at the forefront.
Why not try it out? This example clearly demonstrates how citizens can be presented with voting information in whatever format they need to consume it. It automatically detects your preferred language, and follows the recommended practice of “Accessible by Default”, presenting British Sign Language, spoken word, and highlighted captions. To experience the demo in other languages, try one of these links:
