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employee-generated-content

When the user wants to plan, implement, or optimize employee-generated content (EGC) or employee advocacy. Also use when the user mentions "EGC," "employee advocacy," "employee content," "internal brand ambassadors," "employee social media," "employee advocacy program," "staff ad

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skills CLI npx skills add https://github.com/kostja94/marketing-skills/tree/main/skills/channels/owned/employee-generated-content
Claude Code claude plugin marketplace add https://llmmart.ai/marketplace.json && claude plugin install kostja94-marketing-skills@llmmart
Git git clone https://github.com/kostja94/marketing-skills.git

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Channels: EGC (Employee-Generated Content)

Guides EGC and employee advocacy strategy for AI/SaaS products. EGC is content created by employees (social posts, videos, blogs, testimonials) that reflects authentic workplace and product insights. Employee-shared content generates ~8x more engagement than brand posts; LinkedIn employee posts reach ~561% more than brand content.

When invoking: On first use, if helpful, open with 1-2 sentences on what this skill covers and why it matters, then provide the main output. On subsequent use or when the user asks to skip, go directly to the main output.

Initial Assessment

Project context: Read root contextus.md when present and load only the modules relevant to this task. Without Contextus, use available project material or user-provided facts and ask for missing information; do not create a parallel context system.

Identify:

  1. Goal: Brand trust, thought leadership, recruitment, or conversion
  2. Platform: LinkedIn (B2B primary), X, Instagram, TikTok
  3. Employee base: Size, roles, existing social presence

EGC vs. UGC vs. Creator Program

Dimension EGC UGC Creator Program
Source Employees Customers External creators
Trust Company experts (66% vs 47% for ads) Peer reviews Influencer reach
Cost Low; leverage workforce Incentives, curation Credits, payment
Best for B2B, SaaS, professional services Social proof, reviews Content scale, tutorials

Why EGC Works

  • Algorithm favor: Social platforms prioritize personal accounts over brand pages
  • Authenticity: 92% trust recommendations from individuals over branded content; 81% need to trust before buying
  • B2B fit: LinkedIn is primary; employees share industry expertise and product insights
  • Results: 27% engagement increase, 19% sales increase in first year; 24% higher conversion vs traditional content

Content Formats

Format Use Platform
Day-in-the-life Culture, behind-the-scenes LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram
Industry insights Thought leadership, expertise LinkedIn
Short-form video Quick tips, demos TikTok, LinkedIn, Instagram
Testimonials Product experience Website, case studies
Serialized content Consistent presence Personal + brand accounts

Implementation Best Practices

Do not force participation. Recognize and nurture organic content from employees already sharing about work. Volunteer participation outperforms mandated programs.

Practice Purpose
Tiered framework Map employees by engagement (nano, micro, macro); treat like internal influencer tiers
Brief templates Content objectives, brand voice, mandatory disclosures (FTC/ASA)
Advocacy platforms Sociabble, EveryoneSocial for brief distribution and tracking
Incentives Leaderboards, recognition; avoid heavy-handed quotas
Training Improve quality and consistency; keep approval simple
Centralized hub Branded hashtags, content library, approval workflow

B2B / SaaS Specifics

  • LinkedIn first: Algorithm favors personal posts; employees as thought leaders
  • Cost-effective: Leverage existing workforce vs hiring external creators
  • Diverse perspectives: Sales, support, dev create varied content for different segments
  • Recruitment: 79% of job seekers check social before applying; EGC attracts 58% more top talent, 20% retention boost

Output Format

  • Platform and content format selection
  • Employee identification and tier approach
  • Content strategy and brief template
  • Governance (approval, disclosure, brand guidelines)
  • Measurement plan (engagement, reach, conversions)

Related Skills

  • influencer-marketing: External influencers; EGC is internal
  • creator-program: External creators; EGC is employee-driven
  • linkedin-posts: Primary EGC platform for B2B
  • integrated-marketing: EGC as part of PESO shared/earned media
  • traffic-analysis: UTM tagging for employee-shared links
Files (marketing-skills)
  • SKILL.md 4.6 KB
    ---
    name: employee-generated-content
    description: When the user wants to plan, implement, or optimize employee-generated content (EGC) or employee advocacy. Also use when the user mentions "EGC," "employee advocacy," "employee content," "internal brand ambassadors," "employee social media," "employee advocacy program," "staff advocacy," "LinkedIn employee posts," or "brand ambassador program." For LinkedIn, use linkedin-posts.
    metadata:
      version: 1.0.1
    ---
    
    # Channels: EGC (Employee-Generated Content)
    
    Guides EGC and employee advocacy strategy for AI/SaaS products. EGC is content created by employees (social posts, videos, blogs, testimonials) that reflects authentic workplace and product insights. Employee-shared content generates ~8x more engagement than brand posts; LinkedIn employee posts reach ~561% more than brand content.
    
    **When invoking**: On **first use**, if helpful, open with 1-2 sentences on what this skill covers and why it matters, then provide the main output. On **subsequent use** or when the user asks to skip, go directly to the main output.
    
    ## Initial Assessment
    
    **Project context:** Read root `contextus.md` when present and load only the modules relevant to this task. Without Contextus, use available project material or user-provided facts and ask for missing information; do not create a parallel context system.
    
    Identify:
    1. **Goal**: Brand trust, thought leadership, recruitment, or conversion
    2. **Platform**: LinkedIn (B2B primary), X, Instagram, TikTok
    3. **Employee base**: Size, roles, existing social presence
    
    ## EGC vs. UGC vs. Creator Program
    
    | Dimension | EGC | UGC | Creator Program |
    |-----------|-----|-----|-----------------|
    | **Source** | Employees | Customers | External creators |
    | **Trust** | Company experts (66% vs 47% for ads) | Peer reviews | Influencer reach |
    | **Cost** | Low; leverage workforce | Incentives, curation | Credits, payment |
    | **Best for** | B2B, SaaS, professional services | Social proof, reviews | Content scale, tutorials |
    
    ## Why EGC Works
    
    - **Algorithm favor**: Social platforms prioritize personal accounts over brand pages
    - **Authenticity**: 92% trust recommendations from individuals over branded content; 81% need to trust before buying
    - **B2B fit**: LinkedIn is primary; employees share industry expertise and product insights
    - **Results**: 27% engagement increase, 19% sales increase in first year; 24% higher conversion vs traditional content
    
    ## Content Formats
    
    | Format | Use | Platform |
    |-------|-----|----------|
    | **Day-in-the-life** | Culture, behind-the-scenes | LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram |
    | **Industry insights** | Thought leadership, expertise | LinkedIn |
    | **Short-form video** | Quick tips, demos | TikTok, LinkedIn, Instagram |
    | **Testimonials** | Product experience | Website, case studies |
    | **Serialized content** | Consistent presence | Personal + brand accounts |
    
    ## Implementation Best Practices
    
    **Do not force participation.** Recognize and nurture organic content from employees already sharing about work. Volunteer participation outperforms mandated programs.
    
    | Practice | Purpose |
    |----------|---------|
    | **Tiered framework** | Map employees by engagement (nano, micro, macro); treat like internal influencer tiers |
    | **Brief templates** | Content objectives, brand voice, mandatory disclosures (FTC/ASA) |
    | **Advocacy platforms** | Sociabble, EveryoneSocial for brief distribution and tracking |
    | **Incentives** | Leaderboards, recognition; avoid heavy-handed quotas |
    | **Training** | Improve quality and consistency; keep approval simple |
    | **Centralized hub** | Branded hashtags, content library, approval workflow |
    
    ## B2B / SaaS Specifics
    
    - **LinkedIn first**: Algorithm favors personal posts; employees as thought leaders
    - **Cost-effective**: Leverage existing workforce vs hiring external creators
    - **Diverse perspectives**: Sales, support, dev create varied content for different segments
    - **Recruitment**: 79% of job seekers check social before applying; EGC attracts 58% more top talent, 20% retention boost
    
    ## Output Format
    
    - **Platform** and content format selection
    - **Employee** identification and tier approach
    - **Content** strategy and brief template
    - **Governance** (approval, disclosure, brand guidelines)
    - **Measurement** plan (engagement, reach, conversions)
    
    ## Related Skills
    
    - **influencer-marketing**: External influencers; EGC is internal
    - **creator-program**: External creators; EGC is employee-driven
    - **linkedin-posts**: Primary EGC platform for B2B
    - **integrated-marketing**: EGC as part of PESO shared/earned media
    - **traffic-analysis**: UTM tagging for employee-shared links
    

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