PUTTING EMPLOYEES FIRST CIPR INTERNAL COMMUNICATION CONFERENCE Rachel Miller How social media is changing internal comms @AllthingsIC www.rachmiller.com #CIPRInside
PUTTING EMPLOYEES FIRST CIPR INTERNAL COMMUNICATION CONFERENCE
Rachel Miller
How social media is changing internal comms
@AllthingsIC
www.rachmiller.com
#CIPRInside
PUTTING EMPLOYEES FIRST CIPR INTERNAL COMMUNICATION CONFERENCE
# CIPRInside
Share This: The Social Media Handbook
for PR Professionals (Wiley, 2012)
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Employee expectations have
shifted
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DO NOT
OPEN!
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My theories:
• Internal social networks often ‘just appear’
within organisations
• Internal comms pros are expected to have
a good understanding of social media
• Social networks are put in place without
understanding why
• Internal comms pros learn about social
media via blogs and colleagues
Infographic by Sequel Group
37% don’t have an internal social network,
35% use Yammer, 30% use SharePoint
Survey ran 18-26 October 2012. 84 responses. www.rachmiller.com.
Some questions multiple choice, so answers may be more than 100 per cent
11% don’t know who introduced
their internal social network
Survey ran 18-26 October 2012. 84 responses. www.rachmiller.com.
Some questions multiple choice, so answers may be more than 100 per cent
47% didn’t define what they wanted
their network to achieve at launch
Survey ran 18-26 October 2012. 84 responses. www.rachmiller.com.
Some questions multiple choice, so answers may be more than 100 per cent
86% of IC pros learn via blogs and
81% via colleagues
Survey ran 18-26 October 2012. 84 responses. www.rachmiller.com.
Some questions multiple choice, so answers may be more than 100 per cent
88% of IC pros feel people expect
them to know about social media
Survey ran 18-26 October 2012. 84 responses. www.rachmiller.com.
Some questions multiple choice, so answers may be more than 100 per cent
Stop, collaborate and listen
Images by www.businessillustrator.com
How to introduce social media in a
corporate environment
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The building blocks of change: Kotter
1. Establish a sense of
urgency
2. Form a powerful
group to lead the
change
5. Plan for and create
short-term wins
4. Empower others to
act on the vision
3. Create a vision
about the change and
communicate it widely
6. Consolidate
improvements
J.P. Kotter. Leading Change (1996) Harvard Business Press
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Do your homework
Take a deep breath
Take the plunge
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