Post by account_disabled on Feb 11, 2024 3:15:44 GMT -6
A Communicating regularly with Congress provides federal agencies with an excellent opportunity to connect the public with service tools and products that provide tremendous value. Here are a few things to keep in mind when you contact congressional staff. Keep your end customer in mind. No matter what products or services your agency provides, you and Congress have the same goal of serving your constituents. So when you communicate with congressional staff please remember that you are briefing them and their constituents.
Consider what concerns voters in a particular state or region might have—perhaps finding a new place to live or issues related to public safety or transportation. Once you understand the types of things your legislators' constituents need or might want to know you can provide targeted training and briefings to enable congressional staff to provide Bulgaria Email List useful services. and navigate your website so they can guide voters to the information they need most. For example, Census Bureau staff are conducting training at regional offices on how to find small business facts online. Congressional staff can then easily and quickly answer constituent questions about the local economy or how to access data to apply for small business loans.
Make yourself useful. Lawmakers and their staffs are busy people. Showcase specific ways your service or product can help the community it represents. From homeless shelters to workforce training programs from community development grants to Alzheimer's research these are the federally funded programs that benefit local communities. Informing congressional staff about the services your agency provides is another way to help you provide assistance to the people we serve. Customer-centric. Get information into the hands of legislators’ staff in a way that’s easy to share with constituents. Lawmakers will be more likely to share your message with constituents if your agency has a customer-facing app or user-friendly tool instead of a boring bureaucratic memo.
Consider what concerns voters in a particular state or region might have—perhaps finding a new place to live or issues related to public safety or transportation. Once you understand the types of things your legislators' constituents need or might want to know you can provide targeted training and briefings to enable congressional staff to provide Bulgaria Email List useful services. and navigate your website so they can guide voters to the information they need most. For example, Census Bureau staff are conducting training at regional offices on how to find small business facts online. Congressional staff can then easily and quickly answer constituent questions about the local economy or how to access data to apply for small business loans.
Make yourself useful. Lawmakers and their staffs are busy people. Showcase specific ways your service or product can help the community it represents. From homeless shelters to workforce training programs from community development grants to Alzheimer's research these are the federally funded programs that benefit local communities. Informing congressional staff about the services your agency provides is another way to help you provide assistance to the people we serve. Customer-centric. Get information into the hands of legislators’ staff in a way that’s easy to share with constituents. Lawmakers will be more likely to share your message with constituents if your agency has a customer-facing app or user-friendly tool instead of a boring bureaucratic memo.