Employee advocacy programs that grow organizations

Methods, tools, and training developed by us, based on ongoing research
and 8 years of hands-on experience in employee advocacy.

17 employees.
1.2 million reached.
Six months.

That’s not a marketing headline. It’s one of our case studies. When the right people share the right content consistently – employee advocacy outperforms most other channels.

We’ve built 50+ employee advocacy programs. Trained 1,200+ advocates. Published 9 pieces of original research on what actually makes these programs succeed.

Clients we helped in building their employee advocacy programs

Our employee advocacy services

Get free employee advocacy audit for your organization

We keep educating the market about the potential of employee advocacy & invite your organization to perform a free employee advocacy audit.

Even thought its free, we work to create as much value for you as possible. We already made 150+ of these audits.

What you get in this free audit:

  • Your position in the LinkedIn activity ranking.
  • Comparison with the competitors that matter to you.
  • Employee follower base analysis.
  • Reach and ROI calculation.
  • Content topic analysis.
  • Content quality analysis.
  • Benchmarks and examples from comparable programmes.
  • An action plan for the next six months.

We develop employees and leaders to share meaningful, value-creating stories – not simply add more noise to social media.

1200+

ADVOCATES MENTORED

50+

EMPLOYEE ADVOCACY PROGRAMS

120+

TRAINED ORGANIZATIONS

150+

ADVOCACY AUDITS

9

EMPLOYEE ADVOCACY REPORTS

2018 M.

FIRST EMPLOYEE ADVOCACY PROGRAM CREATED

Employee advocacy that works

Our 2025 research analysed 106,000 employee LinkedIn accounts across 1,800 Lithuanian companies. What we found:

82% of employee content on LinkedIn is not authentic – it’s reshared corporate posts, generic announcements, or content without value to the reader.

But that changes, when organizations start employee advocacy programs, driven towards thought leadership and authentic content. In these programs 71.1% of content is valuable: expertise, reflections, culture, authenticity.

Why and when this happens?

Many people start create their personal brands or participate in employee advocacy with good intentions, but without the right strategy, confidence, or guidance, they struggle to find their voice.

With the right training, structure, and support, this changes.

When people understand their goals, learn how to work through their fears, identify meaningful topics, and recognize the value of their own experience, they begin to create communication that feels natural, authentic, and valuable.

Quantity driven employee advocacy vs authentic employee advocacy:

Corporate communication amplification Original content by employees
Treated as another marketing channel Encourages to create personal brands
Surface content, event photos, job ads Expertise, insights, genuine perspectives
Teambuilding posts, corporate positivity Organizational values, culture, real work
Formal tone Reflections, authenticity, personal voice
“I ticked the box for the month” Clear personal goals and motivation

How we create value for our clients?

Focus on organizational results and ROI

We not only help create programs that attract employees or potential clients, but also help develop methods for measuring return on investment.

A holistic approach

We know that LinkedIn or Facebook training alone will not encourage employees to share their stories or deliver the results an organization is looking for. That is why our method includes strategy and program development, in-depth training and workshops, as well as 6–12 months of mentorship.

Methods born from real practice

We created our first employee advocacy program in 2018, and since then, we have rebuilt and updated our programs every year. We respond to changes in social media behavior, employees’ attitudes toward communication, and use these insights to shape our methods.

Evidence-based decisions

We aim to grow not only our clients, but the entire market. That is why several times a year we conduct various studies on employee advocacy. Based on the results and ongoing changes, we adapt our programs accordingly.

Flexibility

When creating employee advocacy programs, we first listen to the client’s needs, goals, employee profiles, and organizational specifics. A solution that works for a manufacturing company will not necessarily work for a B2B service organization, so we always look for the most suitable approach for each client.

Developing authenticity

As employee advocacy becomes more popular, the expectation to create authentic and valuable content is also growing — not just posts about cake days. That is why we help employees discover their topics, overcome fears, understand the value of personal branding, and raise the overall quality of their content.

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