Informationen zum Autor Michael Brito Klappentext Trust is an invaluable commodity in any business environment. Organizations benefit from being viewed as transparent, open and human, and one of the best ways of achieving this is through authentic employee advocacy. Participation Marketing takes a detailed look at the benefits that arise when employees are fully subscribed to a brand's ethos, and how this can be used to magnify a brand's voice. After all, it's likely that every individual employee of a company now has several hundred unique social media connections, if not more. So by engaging staff and encouraging them to participate in company activity and share via their own channels, they will be broadcasting trusted brand experiences to entirely new groups of consumers. Employee advocacy has always been worth investing in, but as the combination of constant connectedness and conversation becomes standard in our everyday lives, so too grows the importance of leveraging it. Participation Marketing will convince business leaders to think hard about employee advocacy as a channel that has many positive business outcomes. Internally, it will engage employees and make them feel part of something bigger, which will naturally result in employee satisfaction, retention and an increase in productivity. Externally, it will help brands reach new audiences with trusted and relevant stories.Shows companies how they can leverage employee advocacy to reach new audiences with trusted and relevant messages about their brand Zusammenfassung Learn how to leverage employee advocacy as a new channel to market and develop trusted brand messages with this expert blueprint. Inhaltsverzeichnis Chapter - 00: Introduction by Russ Fradin: your people are your brand; Section - ONE: Setting the groundwork; Chapter - 01: Employee advocacy: making a believer out of you; Chapter - 02: The future of work: the new office, inside and out; Section - TWO: The business case for employee advocacy; Chapter - 03: Contextualizing the marketplace for employee activation; Chapter - 04: The psychology of 'what's in it for me?' and how it affects employee advocacy; Chapter - 05: For brands, employee advocacy is a business imperative; Chapter - 06: Employee advocacy as a business model; Section - THREE: Blueprint: launching your employee advocacy programme; Chapter - 07: Employee advocacy: a model for disruption; Chapter - 08: Building your employee activation plan: who is responsible for what?; Chapter - 09: Identifying, segmenting and training the workforce for brand engagement; Chapter - 10: Bringing employee storytelling to life; Chapter - 11: Choosing the right employee advocacy technology;...

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Shows companies how they can leverage employee advocacy to reach new audiences with trusted and relevant messages about their brand

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Michael Brito is a digital strategist, author, TEDx speaker, and adjunct professor at San Jose State University, with almost 20 years' experience helping organizations solve marketing challenges. Michael Brito is currently Head of US Digital Marketing and GM of San Francisco for LEWIS Global Communications, and previously was the Head of Social Marketing at W2O Group, and Senior Vice President of Social Strategy at Edelman Digital where he consulted for Fortune 500 companies globally.

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Trust is an invaluable commodity in any business environment. Organizations benefit from being viewed as transparent, open and human, and one of the best ways of achieving this is through authentic employee advocacy. Participation Marketing takes a detailed look at the benefits that arise when employees are fully subscribed to a brand's ethos, and how this can be used to magnify a brand's voice. After all, it's likely that every individual employee of a company now has several hundred unique social media connections, if not more. So by engaging staff and encouraging them to participate in company activity and share via their own channels, they will be broadcasting trusted brand experiences to entirely new groups of consumers.

Employee advocacy has always been worth investing in, but as the combination of constant connectedness and conversation becomes standard in our everyday lives, so too grows the importance of leveraging it. Participation Marketing will convince business leaders to think hard about employee advocacy as a channel that has many positive business outcomes. Internally, it will engage employees and make them feel part of something bigger, which will naturally result in employee satisfaction, retention and an increase in productivity. Externally, it will help brands reach new audiences with trusted and relevant stories.

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Chapter - 00: Introduction by Russ Fradin: your people are your brand; Section - ONE: Setting the groundwork; Chapter - 01: Employee advocacy: making a believer out of you; Chapter - 02: The future of work: the new office, inside and out; Section - TWO: The business case for employee advocacy; Chapter - 03: Contextualizing the marketplace for employee activation; Chapter - 04: The psychology of 'what's in it for me?' and how it affects employee advocacy; Chapter - 05: For brands, employee advocacy is a business imperative; Chapter - 06: Employee advocacy as a business model; Section - THREE: Blueprint: launching your employee advocacy programme; Chapter - 07: Employee advocacy: a model for disruption; Chapter - 08: Building your employee activation plan: who is responsible for what?; Chapter - 09: Identifying, segmenting and training the workforce for brand engagement; Chapter - 10: Bringing employee storytelling to life; Chapter - 11: Choosing the right employee advocacy technology;