Foundation
Choose advocates, improve profiles, define topics, set up approved sources and create a baseline.
A practical 10-chapter guide to employee-led content, with a 90-day plan and seven editable templates.
Company content, market insight and individual expertise all belong in the mix. The job is to remove friction, not replace human judgement.
Invite a focused group of willing employees with relevant professional networks. Identify the audience, topic and value exchange for each person.
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Check profile photo, headline, About section, Featured content and contact details before asking people to post more often.
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Encourage purposeful connections with customers, partners, peers and industry specialists rather than chasing raw follower count.
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Combine company stories, relevant market news and the employee’s own experience. Assign topics by credibility and audience.
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A product release can mean one thing to an executive and another to a practitioner. Preserve the source facts but vary the angle.
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Lead with a clear point. Use natural vocabulary, short paragraphs, a real example and an ending that fits the idea.
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Use two or three consistent content moments each week if that is realistic, rather than forcing daily publishing.
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Use the Vault to surface evergreen articles and turn a campaign source into posts over two, four or six weeks.
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Marketing approves sources and creative standards; employees own their perspective, final edit and participation.
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Track participation and traffic as leading measures; connect results to real conversations, opportunities or applicants where data permits.
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Choose advocates, improve profiles, define topics, set up approved sources and create a baseline.
Start publishing, test different post formats, review employee edits and find useful angles.
Resurface top content, expand into the next team and report the downstream impact.
Simple editable CSV files for bringing a pilot to life.
Ripply turns the playbook into a real workflow for Marketing and employees.
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