When it comes to employee advocates…
Every company has these 5 types of employees:
1️⃣ Not engaged. They’re typically not looking for more involvement within the business, so they’re not likely to share company content when encouraged.
2️⃣ Curious, but not looking for more work. You have to accept that a good chunk of employees are busy, quite content, but not looking to go what they think is “the extra mile”.
3️⃣ Motivated to impress. These people might they see themselves as being at the start of their career ladder, or they’re new to the company. They want to be seen to be going the extra mile, and are usually willing to contribute.
4️⃣ Willing, but busy. They are willing to take part in an employee advocacy program, and they understand the value, but they feel too busy to contribute in a meaningful way.
5️⃣ Content creators. These are your highly engaged employees and the ones who wield the most influence on social media (because they’re already actively posting).
Everyone influences someone, and ANYONE can make an impact, but knowing where to start with an employee advocacy program can be the difference between a non-starter and a successful launch.
This is a brilliant write-up/visualization on how to do exactly that!
Must-read for anyone in the employee advocacy space.
#EmployeeAdvocacy #EmployeeInfluencers
Exactly. Advocacy is all about authenticity and this variety of content is what people want to see.