If you think people are not participating enough on TeamMood, you may need to take some actions.

Make a quick analysis.

See this article to learn more about participation data.

People should participate at least once a week so that you can get actionnable data.

When giving a mood, if teammates leave comments at least once out of three, you are well off.
If users never leave a comment, you are in a bad standing.

People hate doing things for nothing.
So make sure that you are taking actions from the data that you get from TeamMood.
For instance, if someone shares an issue, make sure to follow it up.
If you cannot solve the issue, make sure to tell the team that you understand the problem, and explain why you can't fix it.

Just be yourself and share what you know.

We observed that the more comments there are, the more people are using TeamMood.
People are curious by nature, and they love to check the comments provided by others.
So please tell your teammates to leave more comments, about what's going on at the workplace, any idea to improve the work environment, a joke, or whatever comes to their mind.

And lead by example, simply by leaving comments yourself regularly, and almost anything, by interacting with comments from others, and engage discussions within TeamMood.

Please see our dedicated article on this topic.

Make sure people understand why they need to use TeamMood. What was your primary objective with it? Was it clearly stated and shared with your people?

Remind your teammates that TeamMood is anonymous, and that they have to be confortable to share their moods and leave comments.
Reassure them that you'll do whatever you can to solve the issues raised in TeamMood.

And they are confortable to share publicly what they feel with their colleagues.

In that case, we'd be more than happy to cancel your subscription, because it would mean that the TeamMood's job is over 🙌