CEOs and senior leaders are starting to engage more online. Those who do so with frequency and transparency are rising to the top. When executives share with authenticity, approachability, and accessibility, their readers engage and respond.
As marketing professionals, writing for the boss was hard before this age of authenticity, and now it’s even harder. Getting the “voice” right so the copy sounds human rather than like an advertisement is key.
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5. ““Millennial employees expect greater
accessibility to the leadership in their
offices…[they] work with you rather
than for you.”
- Jeff Fromm, author,
Marketing to Millennials, Millennials with Kids
13. The Really Good
News Is...
“Agree executive use of
social media fosters
brand TRANSPARENCY.”
“Believe that CEO participation
in social media can build better
CONNECTIONS with
customers, employees and
investors.”
83%
77%
“Social media engagement makes CEOs
better leaders.”
BrandFog 2014 Social CEO Report
14. What’s the benefit?
◎ Connect with customers on a personal level
◎ Show the human side of the company and CEO
◎ Receive more direct feedback and engagement
◎ Meet customers where they are
◎ Garner significant customer loyalty
◎ Attract and recruit top talent
CEO.com - 2015 Social CEO Report
15. What’s holding CEO’s back?
They are
BUSY!
It’s hard to see
the direct
benefits
behind
social media
involvement
and
participation
They haven’t
received
coaching or
training on
social media
best practices
CEO.com - 2015 Social CEO Report
17. ““One of the things that has already
surprised me about social media is how
many people are afraid of it…
Quite frankly, too many leaders
let these fears stop them from trying.”
- Jack Salzwedel, CEO, American Family Insurance
18. “Never Let Them See You Sweat”
◎ Most CEOs are
in their 50-60s
◎ Oversharing is a
no-no in their
books
◎ Vulnerability =
Weakness
19. “
Jack Salzwedel
American Family
Insurance
Tweets, personal
blog, LinkedIn
Social CEO Role Models...
Ursula Burns
Xerox
Regular contributor to
Forbes, Fast Company,
etc.
Richard Branson
Virgin
Tweets, blogs,
contributes to mags