DO THINGS THAT MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Take a look at the #LifeatSky hashtag and you’ll see a very active feed with employees busily tweeting across a huge range of topics from volunteering at beach cleans and women sharing their experiences on the Engineer Training Programme to snapshots of workplace gardens, teams attending award dinners and updates from presenters and correspondents such as Kay Burley, Sarah Jane Mee and Beth Rigby.

What comes across is authentic enthusiasm from staff who have been empowered to share their experiences and tell their own stories in a natural way through an employee advocacy programme. #LifeatSky reflects Sky’s vision and values and, importantly, its trust in its colleagues to speak for themselves with passion and integrity.

We are often asked, will employees want to share brand content to their own personal networks?

Having successfully guided global companies through this process to roll out their employee advocacy programmes, below we look at the key reasons your staff will want to get on board and share your content in the long-term.