Employee Advocacy: Training and Activation Best PracticesLiz Bullock
Liz Bullock shares best practices on both training and activating employees to align with business goals. Examples from Adobe, Dell and others. Presented via BrightTALK on November 20, 2014
This employee advocacy presentation was given at the B2B Content Summit (contentsummit17.com). If you have any questions you can contact Randy Ksar at rksar@vocecomm.com or 408-738-7874.
The document summarizes the key findings of a 2016 study on the state of employee advocacy programs. Some of the main findings include: 56% of surveyed companies have employee advocacy programs, with growth in participation as a top goal. Programs are managed by various functions like marketing and communications. Challenges include employee participation, training, and tools/technology. Adoption is growing and best practices include focusing on engagement, security, and demonstrating business impact through social selling.
The Business Case for Employee AdvocacyTiffani Allen
If you're wondering what employee advocacy can do for your business, or if you're just looking to make a business case for a new program to your boss, this whitepaper has all the information you need to get started.
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Mobile Recruiting Essentials: What Candidates Want & What You Must Do | WebcastLinkedIn Talent Solutions
Mobile is no longer the future of recruiting, it’s the present. Click through to see what candidates expect from the mobile recruiting experience today and what it means for you.
Kickstart your mobile recruiting strategy with the new playbook: http://linkd.in/1jiWHxv
Read more on the LinkedIn Talent Blog: http://linkd.in/IFKMf2
Follow the LinkedIn Talent Solutions page: http://linkd.in/1beJ1jO
Tweet with us: http://bit.ly/HireOnLinkedIn
This document contains summaries of several companies' uses of sponsored updates on LinkedIn to meet various hiring and marketing challenges:
- Walmart e-commerce used updates to change its perception as an innovative place to work and compete for tech talent.
- Intel targeted Android developers and groups to build thought leadership and attract developers to its page.
- Marriott nurtured dialogue with hospitality professionals in key regions to attract workers for new hotels in Eastern Europe.
- Salesforce provided a sneak peek into different new offices to target talent in software and cloud computing for peak hiring needs.
Employee Advocacy: Training and Activation Best PracticesLiz Bullock
Liz Bullock shares best practices on both training and activating employees to align with business goals. Examples from Adobe, Dell and others. Presented via BrightTALK on November 20, 2014
This employee advocacy presentation was given at the B2B Content Summit (contentsummit17.com). If you have any questions you can contact Randy Ksar at rksar@vocecomm.com or 408-738-7874.
The document summarizes the key findings of a 2016 study on the state of employee advocacy programs. Some of the main findings include: 56% of surveyed companies have employee advocacy programs, with growth in participation as a top goal. Programs are managed by various functions like marketing and communications. Challenges include employee participation, training, and tools/technology. Adoption is growing and best practices include focusing on engagement, security, and demonstrating business impact through social selling.
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- Marriott nurtured dialogue with hospitality professionals in key regions to attract workers for new hotels in Eastern Europe.
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Examples of companies using employee advocacy Amplispot
Here we have covered examples of companies using social media in an effective manner. We have covered employee advocacy programs of brands like vodafone, reebok, dell, zappos etc
Philips established two LinkedIn Custom Groups called Innovations in Health and Innovations in Light to position itself as a thought leader in healthcare and lighting industries and drive discussion among its key audiences. Membership was grown through targeted outreach using LinkedIn messaging. The groups became active online communities for professionals in healthcare and lighting, hosting thousands of discussions. This helped establish Philips as an expert partner in these fields.
Live Webinar: LinkedIn Sponsored Content - The Insider's Guide to Targeting: ...LinkedIn
In this webinar, you will learn:
- How LinkedIn targeting works: What options are available
- Persona targeting: How to find the right audience on LinkedIn
- Moment of truth: Reasons your targeting is failing
- Turning point: Expert targeting optimization tips
- Beyond the basics: Targeting features to consider
BlogWell Dallas Social Media Case Study: AT&T, presented by Lee DiazSocialMedia.org
In his BlogWell Dallas presentation, AT&T's Senior Manager of Emerging Communications, Lee Diaz, explains how they activated employees as social advocates.
He goes into detail about how the launch of their AT&T Tribe program and its social hub helped employees share content immediately, make announcements, and more.
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How to Integrate Employee Advocacy Into Your Marketing StrategyLinkedIn
This document summarizes a presentation about employee advocacy and how to integrate it with marketing strategies. The presentation covers defining employee advocacy, its benefits including increased reach and engagement, best practices like leveraging existing content and enlisting diverse employees, and tools like LinkedIn Elevate that can help measure results. Aon provides an example of how they launched an employee advocacy program to tell a more cohesive brand story across owned and earned media.
This is a presentation from our recent webcast 'The Power of Media and Content'. Part II of the Social Recruiting series for Staffing, Search and Recruitment agencies with Alex Charraudeau.
This presentation will provide a five step fail proof guide to put your social media plan into practice, and ideas you can implement immediately to get ahead of your competition using LinkedIn.
Brett Walters, Sr. Director, Duke Alumni Association, shares how the Duke Alumni Association successfully implemented a pilot program with LinkedIn to connect Duke Alums with their alma maters' Alumni Association.
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Developing a more strategic recruiting approach can help your institution overcome certain challenges, increase quality of hire, and save time and money.
Discover how Clemson University grew their passive candidate database, plus:
• Reduced the number of hiring steps by almost 50%
• Reduced require approvals from 11 to 2
• Reduced time to hire by 13 weeks
• Increased their social media following in one year by 68%
LinkedIn Talent Solutions offers a full suite of tools to help you find, attract, and place top candidates. To learn more, visit us here: http://bit.ly/1SCcmY2
Strong content can establish relationships with candidates and enhance their perception of your talent brand. Providing information that helps candidates professionally builds trust and positive feelings toward your organization. Is your Federal agency taking full advantage of its LinkedIn Company Page posts to attract talent?
This presentation from Lisa Shah, LinkedIn Federal Branding Consultant, teaches you how to get started with content marketing and tips for using it to nurture relationships with the top talent you need.
Learn more about our solutions here: http://bit.ly/2cHdy43
Get In, Get Out, LinkedIn Recruiter Workflow Success -- -- Breakout Session a...LinkedIn Talent Solutions
Get in, get out, LinkedIn Recruiter workflow success
Oliver Garside, Customer Education Consultant, LinkedIn. Erin Schielzeth, Customer Success Consultant, LinkedIn
The number one obstacle to LinkedIn Recruiter success is the following objection: "I don't have enough time." Do you also feel like you just don’t have time to make it work for you? LinkedIn Recruiter works best when it's part of your daily routine. In this session, learn how to efficiently and effectively manage your time in the platform, along with how to make new product enhancements work for you.
Learn more about Talent Connect Sydney: http://linkd.in/1E9S7cN
A top recruiter at LinkedIn shares 25+ years of recruiting secrets and reveals her favorite sources, tools, and tips to find top tier talent in a competitive market. To watch the on-demand webcast, visit:
https://lnkd.in/g76TXhz
Customer retention is helpful in gaining customer loyalty and trust. Read this customer retention guide by OmnePresent Technologies to get a better idea of how to implement these tools.
OfficeMax Mexico launched a customer loyalty program called MaxPuntos to understand customer purchasing behavior and establish customer loyalty. The program was piloted in Monterrey from August to November 2006 before a phased national launch. The pilot helped identify operational issues and showed that the program was achieving its goals of learning customer segmentation, connecting with purchasing customers, and increasing average transaction size and frequency. Through the pilot, OfficeMax Mexico also learned that associate promotion and training are important for enrollment success. Going forward, the program will leverage customer data for targeted promotions and develop additional membership benefits with OfficeMax and other merchants.
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This presentation was from a joint event LinkedIn held with CEB where CEB's Practice Leader, Thomas Handcock, discussed the topic of 'Branding for Influence' from CEB’s research followed by one of LinkedIn's media solutions consultant's, Aoife Morehead, who went into this in further detail using real life examples.
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This document outlines a webinar on developing an authentic talent brand to attract top candidates. It discusses how the recruiting landscape has changed with low unemployment, skills gaps, and increased competition. It emphasizes the importance of having a clearly defined employer value proposition and understanding your audience. The webinar also provides tips on creating and sharing compelling content from a variety of sources, including employees, that represents your authentic culture and values. The key takeaways are that talent branding is critical, authenticity is key, understanding your audience is important, and sharing compelling content that represents your brand is essential.
The document provides a 5-step model for companies to engage followers on LinkedIn: 1) Establish your presence by designing your company page and optimizing for search. 2) Attract followers by engaging colleagues and customers. 3) Engage followers by posting helpful, non-promotional updates consistently and linking to great content. 4) Amplify through the network by targeting updates and engaging in groups. 5) Analyze and refine based on engagement metrics. Case studies show how companies increased followers and engagement by applying these strategies.
Examples of companies using employee advocacy Amplispot
Here we have covered examples of companies using social media in an effective manner. We have covered employee advocacy programs of brands like vodafone, reebok, dell, zappos etc
Philips established two LinkedIn Custom Groups called Innovations in Health and Innovations in Light to position itself as a thought leader in healthcare and lighting industries and drive discussion among its key audiences. Membership was grown through targeted outreach using LinkedIn messaging. The groups became active online communities for professionals in healthcare and lighting, hosting thousands of discussions. This helped establish Philips as an expert partner in these fields.
Live Webinar: LinkedIn Sponsored Content - The Insider's Guide to Targeting: ...LinkedIn
In this webinar, you will learn:
- How LinkedIn targeting works: What options are available
- Persona targeting: How to find the right audience on LinkedIn
- Moment of truth: Reasons your targeting is failing
- Turning point: Expert targeting optimization tips
- Beyond the basics: Targeting features to consider
BlogWell Dallas Social Media Case Study: AT&T, presented by Lee DiazSocialMedia.org
In his BlogWell Dallas presentation, AT&T's Senior Manager of Emerging Communications, Lee Diaz, explains how they activated employees as social advocates.
He goes into detail about how the launch of their AT&T Tribe program and its social hub helped employees share content immediately, make announcements, and more.
How Aberdeen Asset Management create awareness and generate sales leads on Li...LinkedIn Europe
Live Webcast: LinkedIn's Jon Lombardo and Mathew Greenlay from Aberdeen Asset Management highlight best practice for generating leads using LinkedIn Marketing Solutions
5 Steps to an All-Star LinkedIn Profile WebinarJeff Zelaya
The document outlines 5 steps to create an effective LinkedIn profile: 1) Use a professional photo and compelling headline, location, and summary. 2) Include your work history and 2 past positions. 3) Highlight your education, skills, and certifications. 4) Maintain a minimum of 50 connections. 5) Obtain endorsements, recommendations, and showcase your track record. The overall message is that optimizing your LinkedIn profile can help you stand out from others and benefit your career and business development efforts.
How to Integrate Employee Advocacy Into Your Marketing StrategyLinkedIn
This document summarizes a presentation about employee advocacy and how to integrate it with marketing strategies. The presentation covers defining employee advocacy, its benefits including increased reach and engagement, best practices like leveraging existing content and enlisting diverse employees, and tools like LinkedIn Elevate that can help measure results. Aon provides an example of how they launched an employee advocacy program to tell a more cohesive brand story across owned and earned media.
This is a presentation from our recent webcast 'The Power of Media and Content'. Part II of the Social Recruiting series for Staffing, Search and Recruitment agencies with Alex Charraudeau.
This presentation will provide a five step fail proof guide to put your social media plan into practice, and ideas you can implement immediately to get ahead of your competition using LinkedIn.
Brett Walters, Sr. Director, Duke Alumni Association, shares how the Duke Alumni Association successfully implemented a pilot program with LinkedIn to connect Duke Alums with their alma maters' Alumni Association.
Reconverse is a London-based startup that organizes networking events for HR and recruitment professionals. To promote its new business, Reconverse launched a LinkedIn Company Page and engaged members through targeted status updates offering prizes and contests. The first status update attracted over 1,400 likes and 120 comments, resulting in 87 new followers who were qualified leads in Reconverse's target industries. This initial push on LinkedIn helped Reconverse attract 15 event attendees and 4 new supplier clients. Ongoing status updates continue to successfully promote engagement and drive business leads and revenue for Reconverse.
As an agency you want to help you clients succeed in attracting talent. LinkedIn can help you serve your clients best and today we shared how we could partner better.
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Developing a more strategic recruiting approach can help your institution overcome certain challenges, increase quality of hire, and save time and money.
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Learn more about Talent Connect Sydney: http://linkd.in/1E9S7cN
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https://lnkd.in/g76TXhz
Customer retention is helpful in gaining customer loyalty and trust. Read this customer retention guide by OmnePresent Technologies to get a better idea of how to implement these tools.
OfficeMax Mexico launched a customer loyalty program called MaxPuntos to understand customer purchasing behavior and establish customer loyalty. The program was piloted in Monterrey from August to November 2006 before a phased national launch. The pilot helped identify operational issues and showed that the program was achieving its goals of learning customer segmentation, connecting with purchasing customers, and increasing average transaction size and frequency. Through the pilot, OfficeMax Mexico also learned that associate promotion and training are important for enrollment success. Going forward, the program will leverage customer data for targeted promotions and develop additional membership benefits with OfficeMax and other merchants.
Creating a Global Customer Advocacy ProgramGainsight
How can you grow a global customer advocacy program that highlights your facilitates customer growth, word of mouth marketing and brand development?
Join Lauren Olerich, International Marketing, Gainsight and Laura O’Neill, Customer Marketing Associate, Gainsight on September 8, 7:00am - 8:00am PT as they deep dive on issues such as utilizing one-to-many campaigns to enable advocacy across segments, creating a customer reward program that works, and more.
1) President Obama was elected in 2008 in part because he inspired advocacy through authentic engagement online, raising over $500 million with many small donations.
2) Advocates are passionate supporters who spread information about brands they love through their trusted social circles, inspiring others to action.
3) While influencers promote brands for incentives, advocates genuinely love the brand and tell others without expectation of personal gain, creating long-term loyalty for companies that value customers.
This document summarizes key points from a book about building customer loyalty. Chapter 1 discusses why customer loyalty is important for businesses today, noting that loyal customers are worth more and it is more expensive to acquire new customers than retain existing ones. It also outlines rewards for providing great customer service like increased spending and penalties for poor service like lost customers. Chapter 2 explains that shared values are more important than engagement for building brand loyalty, and that customers are loyal to beliefs and causes rather than just businesses. It provides examples of brands that have cultivated loyalty by taking strong stances on issues.
How to launch a customer loyalty program that boosts your bottom lineDarren DeMatas, MBA
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This document outlines seven steps for launching an effective employee advocate program: 1) Identify business objectives, 2) Find socially active employees, 3) Choose easy-to-use technology, 4) Provide employees with engaging content, 5) Leverage company culture to encourage participation, 6) Identify opportunities to promote the program to employees, and 7) Recognize and appreciate employee advocates. The goal is to train and empower employees to build trust and relationships with customers through social media in a way that delivers business results such as increased sales, customer retention, and brand awareness.
Employees play a critical role in providing authenticity and trust and scalability in this new social media era. More customers are moving online and making peer-to-peer decisions and want to connect with everyday employees. Liz Brown Bullock shares how Dell and other companies are training and activating employees to further connect with customers and prospects online. Additionally, this presentation shares how to strategically think about preparing your organization to activate employees as brand advocates.
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5 Steps to Crafting a Highly Social Talent Brand by LinkedIn - Webinar SlidesThe HR Observer
For large and small companies alike, an inspiring employer brand will deliver real results, driving down cost per hire and employee turnover. Find out how a strong employer brand impacts your hiring efficiency.
This document discusses best practices for building an employee advocacy program on LinkedIn. It recommends selecting champions who are influential internally, defining program goals and guidelines, providing training to champions on social media and personal branding, offering tools and resources to make participation easy, and promoting champions' activities both internally and externally. It also includes tips for creating a social media policy and guidelines for personal and corporate social media use. The overall goal is to empower employees to become advocates for the company brand in a way that strengthens engagement and trust.
Cultivating Employee Evangelists: Social Media Strategies Summit Las Vegas 2014Sarah Finley
Employees are the key ingredient in the social era. Companies must fundamentally rethink how they connect with their customers, and employees play a critical role in making those connections.
Your customers expect you to have real conversations with them as part of their experience with your brand- to share information, knowledge, expertise, even inspiration. So how do you empower your employees to communicate with your audience in a meaningful way?
In this presentation, you'll learn:
- Top brands that have already harnessed the power that lies within their workforce
- How to train and scale employees evangelists to build long-term relationships with your customers
- How to use technology to power your advocates
How are you influencing the conversation around what talent thinks, feels and shares about what it’s like to be a part of your organisation?
For large and small companies alike, an inspiring employer brand will deliver real results, driving down cost per hire and employee turnover.*
*LinkedIn Research 2011
The socialisation of business - leveraging new media in the workplace. Looks at the origins of social media, employee engagement and the growth of business social networking, including social recruitment for 2012. Presented at the 2nd Annual Workforce Capability, Planning & Development Conterence in Wellington, NZ, 1 May 2012.
Employees are the key ingredient in the social era. Companies must fundamentally rethink how they connect with their customers, and employees play a critical role in making those connections.
Your customers expect you to have real conversations with them as part of their experience with your brand- to share information, knowledge, expertise, even inspiration. So how do you empower your employees to communicate with your audience in a meaningful way?
In this presentation, you’ll learn:
· Top brands that have already harnessed the power that lies within their workforce
· How to train and scale employees evangelists to build long-term relationships with your customers
· How to use technology to power your advocates
How to build a highly compelling talent brand via social mediaLeela Srinivasan
This document discusses how to drive a compelling talent brand through social media. It emphasizes the importance of talent brand and outlines a 5-step process for building a highly social talent brand: 1) Get buy-in from leadership by using data, 2) Listen to employees and audit your brand, 3) Craft an authentic approach by being real, personal and consistent, 4) Promote and engage through social platforms and leading by example, and 5) Measure performance and adjust using metrics like the Talent Brand Index. Developing an effective talent brand through social media can help companies lower costs, reduce turnover, and influence job candidates.
Infusionsoft Socially Enabled Internal Communication ProposalKimberle Morrison
The document outlines plans to implement a social enterprise platform at Infusionsoft to improve collaboration, communication, and knowledge sharing among a growing employee base. It discusses research on best practices, identifying target user benefits, demoing potential solutions, and next steps of selecting a platform, launching an initial phase, and driving adoption. The goal is to preserve culture and connectivity as the company scales by tapping into employees' cognitive surpluses through a social workplace.
Proven Employee Advocacy Secrets from Fortune Global 2000 Social Media DirectorsSocialChorus
Hear from social media directors from Gap Inc. and Farmer’s Insurance on launching successful employee advocacy programs.
Some of the topics covered in this presentation include:
- How to empower thousands of employees to share your brand’s story on social media safely and effectively
- How to drive leads on social media and raise brand awareness
- How to measure your employee advocacy program to show clear business impact
- How to achieve internal buy-in from leadership
Title: Brand Matters
In this 60 minute intro session, you will learn a general overview of how to create, launch and maintain your brand and why your brand awareness affects how much capital you will get.
- Why your brand matters and how it impacts your success
- Creating & defining your brand
- Launching your brand publicly
- How to build your brand on social networks such as Twitter, Facebook, & Linkedin
In following sessions we will dive deeper into each social network and discuss how to make the most of each social platform.
The document provides guidance on building a strong employer brand through a 5-step process: 1) Get executive buy-in by sharing compelling data; 2) Listen to feedback from employees and candidates; 3) Craft an authentic brand message and set goals; 4) Promote the brand on LinkedIn and engage candidates; 5) Measure results and prioritize areas for improvement using the Talent Brand Index. Following these steps can help lower hiring costs, reduce turnover, and influence how candidates perceive the company.
This document outlines 10 techniques for improving content marketing in 2014 based on examples of engaging campaigns. The techniques include creating an integrated content hub to define your brand experience, developing marketing personas to understand your audiences, structuring evaluation of relevant content types, planning content on an editorial calendar with themes, curating and repurposing existing content, building mobile support, using paid distribution channels, scaling influencer and partner outreach, and evaluating effectiveness. The document provides examples and tools for implementing each technique.
This document discusses how social media can enhance sales efforts. It outlines that social media allows companies to connect with more potential customers at a lower cost. It also explains that social media can help generate more leads, shorten sales cycles, and generate more referrals. The document then describes two services offered - a social media seminar training for sales and marketing teams, and a strategic social media plan involving discovery, account setup, content planning, and social media managing. Examples are provided for components like developing a content strategy and using management tools like Hootsuite.
Humanizing Your Brand with Internal Influencers - Employee Advocacy 2.0 (AMA...Social Jack
From big brands to small businesses the hottest trend of Influencer Marketing it to look inside your own business. Dean DeLisle, Digital Transformation Enthusiast will take you through the 7 steps they use to convert brand advocates to true Social Thought Leaders, without breaking the bank. You will learn how to build trust on the outside while creating a fun, team-based culture on the inside. No matter where your organization is in your digital journey, you will walk away with some easy cool next steps. Dean will also cover a few case studies and results from current projects. This session will be fast and furious and oh, all attendees will get access to a fast track course for when you are ready to roll out your program.
Presented by Dean DeLisle (Founder/CEO of Forward Progress, LLC & The Creator of Social Jack) at the AMA's BrandSmart 2020 Virtual Event.
About Dean DeLisle
Dean DeLisle, Founder and CEO of Forward Progress, and the creator of Social Jack, the number one Influencer Development Platform in the world, has developed training programs and services to help organizations and professionals become an influence in a very digital world. He and his team have delivered over 2,000 webcasts and live events elevating and showcasing influencers over the last 15 years.
About BrandSmart
BrandSmart is the longest-running brand marketing conference in the country. Now in its 18th year, BrandSmart brings together noteworthy industry speakers, marketing decision-makers, and future-forward brand associates looking to share proven tools, strategies, and stories.
People Are the Social Media - Mar. 3rd, 2010Jobvite
The document discusses how companies can use social media to attract talent and build their employer brand. It recommends that companies empower their employees as brand ambassadors by giving them tools to share their experiences and expertise. It also suggests developing engaging social media content like videos and blogs, integrating social networks into career websites, and measuring return on engagement through metrics like growth in qualified resumes and hiring referrals. Companies that have seen success in these areas include a hospital division that improved its search reputation and a law firm that dramatically grew qualified resumes and now makes 67% of hires through referrals by encouraging social sharing among employees and leadership.
The document discusses how companies can use social media to attract talent and build their employer brand. It recommends that companies empower their employees as brand ambassadors by giving them tools to share their experiences and expertise. It also suggests developing a social media strategy with clear goals and metrics, providing guidance and content for employees to engage on social platforms, and communicating the strategy across different teams. Examples are given of companies that saw success by integrating social media into their recruiting and talent engagement efforts.
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Liz Brown Bullock, Director of Social Media and Community, Dell, presents how Dell has used social media to build trust and deepen customer relationships by listening, engaging and acting. Presentation at Marketing Science Institute Board of Trustees Meeting April 2013 with the topic, Building Trust in a Digital Age.
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Liz Brown Bullock’s presentation to Marketing Science Institute on the importance of integrating social media within an organization through training your employees. Training is critical for both risk mitigation and empowering employees to be brand ambassadors. Liz drew on her experience of launching Dell’s Social Media and Community University and shares her insights on activating employees companywide for Dell. #some training #socialmediatraining
Liz Brown Bullock discusses Dell's five year journey of embedding social media into its business operations to better serve customers. Some key milestones included Michael Dell asking to help bloggers with tech support in 2006, launching IdeaStorm in 2007 to collect customer ideas, and achieving $0.5 million in sales via Twitter in 2008. By 2011, Dell's social media training program had educated over 5,000 employees and its social media command center monitored 25,000 posts per day. The presentation emphasizes that training employees is critical to scale social media engagement while mitigating risks.
Liz Brown Bullock, Director of Social Media & Community, Dell, discusses how you can successfully find your virtual voice with ten ideas strategically starting off to more in depth tips on content curation and building influencer relationships. Presented at the Women’s Empowerment Conference 2012 in San Diego, CA. #socialmedia #socialmediatraining
Liz Brown Bullock, Director of Social Media and Community, shares how big brands (like Dell) are using social to listen, engage and act with customers to support their marketing efforts and deepen customer relationships. Presentation with University of Texas MBA students October 2012.
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Liz Brown Bullock, Director of Social Media and Community, Dell discusses how your employees are your biggest assets in building customer relationships via social media. This presentation covers 10 key ideas to ensure your employees are strategically connecting their social media efforts to the company and customer objectives, plus additional best practice tips for employee success at Dreamforce 2012
This document summarizes Dell's five-year journey of embedding social media into its organization to become a better business. It began in 2006 with Michael Dell asking about helping bloggers and expanded to include social platforms like Twitter, blogs, and IdeaStorm to get customer feedback and ideas. By 2011, Dell had trained over 5,000 employees on social media and saw benefits across many functions from marketing to product development. The document advocates that empowering employees to engage on social media can help connect customers and make those employees "rock stars" for companies.
1. How to launch an employee
advocate program
Liz Bullock
CEO & Co-Founder
Social Arts & Science Institute (SASI)
@lizbbullock
#employeeadvocate
2. We need to build lost trust
Consumer Decision Making
1. Research prior to buying
2. Talk to friends and family
3. Ask to be treated uniquely
4. Want to be thanked after
purchase
5. If issue, expect quick resolution
Trust attributes have shifted from
operational excellence to more
engaging and transparent
behaviors
Confidential
2 11/21/2•014 Edelman Trust Barometer 2013
4. Companies must rethink how they connect
with the marketplace
Challenges:
Prospects and customers are moving online at a rapid pace and
making decisions peer to peer
Companies are seeking authentic and genuine ways to build
customer relationships
How do you use social media authentically and engage with
the marketplace to deliver results?
Answer: Companies must train and scale employee advocates
to build long term relationships with prospects and customers
5. Different uses & values across organization
H.R. Sales
• Thought
leadership
• Sales
• Relationships
• Local level
Communications
• Brand story
• Stronger internal
communications
• Diverse story
Human Resources
• Recruiting
• Inside view of the
company
• Retention
6. People + Process + Technology & Culture
People
Culture
• Executive Support
•Employee Activation
Technology Process
• Policy
•Governance
• Training
•Measurement
• Content
• Listening platform
•Employee Advocacy
software
7. How to launch an employee
advocate program in 7 steps
8. 1. Identify business objectives
All employees Sales Customer Service Marketing
(sample)
Protect and consistent
brand online
Increase sales Cost savings Customer insights
Deepening customer
relationships
Lead generation Decrease online
customer complaints
Increase traffic to
website
Amplifying brand story Thought leadership Insights to improve
products and services
Increase store traffic
9. 2. Find your most socially active employees
• Most influential
employees
• Department
• Latest social activity
• #hashtags
• Content
Employee Advocacy
solution should identify
active employees
www.followerwonk.com www.socialook.net
10. 3. Technology needs to be about adoption
(employee & organization)
Ensure technology is easy to use
Understand your requirements:
• Mobile
• Ability to serve diverse content
• Compliance requirements
Determine key metrics:
• # of advocates
• # of engagements
• Earned media value
• Top performing content
11. 4. Give employees killer content
Foster an experiment-oriented mindset for testing and iteration
Think like a reader (and a search engine)
Create useful and credible content & reuse existing content
Understand social platforms for listening and distribution
Develop “fun and engaging” content
12. 5. Leverage your culture for adoption
DoSomething.org leverages gong to alert open
environment of product shipping or new
campaign launch
Higher online engagement impacts reach
Source: http://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20130129044014-13583-smash-your-walls-or-how-our-
office-matches-our-culture
15. Recap
1. Identify business objectives
2. Find your most socially active peeps
3. Technology needs to be about adoption (employee &
org)
4. Give employees killer content
5. Leverage your culture for adoption (bang a gong)
6. Identify employee “touch points”
7. Tell you love them #nofilter
16. Thank you & next steps
Any Additional Questions?
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Editor's Notes
- Reuse existing content – only 5% of posts are seen by fans and followers
Equal weight to both logos
Another cta for SC… employee ebook?
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