 Nowadays, most companies have some type of online marketing efforts. Whether it's organic or paid social media marketing, they're creating and sharing content that reflects their brand. Most companies understand that when it comes to employer brand, their employees are the front line. In order to keep your brand intact and continue putting the best foot forward, your employees need to be engaged with the content you're posting.
Here are some ways your employees can (and should) be sharing your company content:
If your employees aren't sure how to craft the best posts give them some examples. Feel free to provide them with some templates to follow (just make sure you make it very clear that they have to customize the posts or it'll be very obvious when everyone shares the same thing).
Also worth noting is that not all of your employees are going to be comfortable with sharing company content to their personal platforms. Don't force it. You don't want to lose top talent over some tweets.
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A lot of companies can't afford billboard space. What they can afford is social media marketing. The only thing you need to market anything online is, well, the internet. A monthly subscription to your local internet provider is a lot more cost friendly than a one time fee for a billboard. Sure, you can pay for online ads but getting your content out there isn't that difficult. Have you ever looked something up online and the noticed ads for it almost immediately on all of the apps that you use? That's called retargeting. Companies pay to set up ad campaigns and then use the data you've looked up to keep their brand top of mind when you head to other apps and platforms. When you head to a site and get that pop up that asks you to click accept or decline? That's usually asking you about content sharing and cookies. That's how they're able to use the cookies to retarget their brand to you across multiple platforms. Not all companies use retargeting as a marketing strategy. Some simply use their online presence. They actively share their content, their employees are engaged, and they know who their target audience is. Consistency is key. If your company is posting but your employees aren't actively helping to push the content via their own platforms - you're basically throwing a baseball into an empty field [there's no one there to catch the ball]. Regardless of whether there's a paid strategy in place, social media presence it key for companies to keep their brands top of mind for buyers today. Oh, and billboards don't have cookies. |
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