by ProResource | Mar 19, 2020 | CEOs, Employee Advocacy, Executive Social, Leadership
It’s no wonder employee advocacy programs have become incredibly popular in recent years. A well-run employee advocacy program produces increased brand recognition, streamlined communications, and advertising value. How do you implement and maintain a successful...
by ProResource | Jan 9, 2020 | CEOs, Leadership, LinkedIn Profile
Entrepreneurs dream about building “unicorns” — startup businesses so successful they reach a valuation of over $1 billion. As of December 11, 2019, there were only 213 such companies in the United States. We took a look at how the CEOs of these...
by ProResource | Oct 30, 2019 | CEOs, Employee Advocacy, Executive Social, Social media
Too often, companies make the mistake of not tapping into one of their strongest marketing tools: their own employees. Employee advocacy can (and should) be a significant part of any organization’s social media strategy — and many forward-thinking businesses are...
by ProResource | Oct 16, 2019 | CEOs, Executive Social, Social media, Thought Leadership, Top Blogs
B2B executives know that thought leadership matters. When done well, thought leadership can get your message out to the masses — an invaluable benefit that sparks conversations, helps establish your professional reputation, and builds trusting relationships that can...
by ProResource | Oct 2, 2019 | CEOs, Executive Social, Leadership, Social media engagement
In our last blog, we discussed the impact on a company’s stock when “social executives” are active on Twitter — when they share insights into their work-related activities and communicate directly with their investors via social media. Here we look...
by ProResource | Sep 11, 2019 | CEOs, Investors, Social media, Social media engagement, Top Blogs
Is there a Return on Investment (ROI) from getting executives active on social media? That used to be a challenging question. Not anymore. New studies show a clear ROI on multiple levels. In a new paper, The Emergence of “Social Executives” and Its...
