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# Looking for the best way to keep your community in touch?

E-mails, phone calls, and video conferencing are all great tools to stay connected and keep projects streamlined. But, it's important to be mindful of *"timing"* when choosing your channel of communication. It may not always be appropriate to host a videoconference for a short discussion, and sometimes a phone call may not be the best way to accomodate a brain storm or a wider discussion with many members. 

**Download our Effective Communication Decision Tree to help you pick the best method for your next meeting!**

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