What’s Next! podcast – When Thought Leadership Causes Disruption
Andrew appeared on the What's Next! with Tiffani Bova Podcast and spoke about how thought leadership can cause disruption.
Who’s your best best brand advocate? It may not be your CEO
There are almost certainly brilliant content creators in your organisation, just waiting to be discovered. Here's how to give them a voice.
Best practice for employee advocacy & your digital first impression
This is part two of an engaging and insightful conversation with Kim Babcock from Sales Reboot Camp. The 2-part series of interviews cover Digital Disruption, Digital Eminence, Employee Advocacy [...]
Employee Advocacy: A brilliant opportunity or yet another channel to tame?
Employee advocacy is something clients ask me about on an almost weekly basis. How do you do it, and do it well without it becoming seen another campaign from the PR or comms teams?
Public speaking tips that go beyond great content & delivery style
How do you go from being a good speaker to becoming a great public speaker? Seasoned Keynote and TEDx speaker Andrew Grill provides some essential tips to help make your presentation a success.
Why eminence is the gold standard for an employee advocate program
Read why eminence is the gold standard for employee advocate programs.
Employee Advocacy beyond “please RT this” and the rise of Digital Eminence
Andrew Grill looks at the fine between employee advocacy being used as simply a marketing tool vs authentic content & the power of real digital eminence
Eminence in a digital world
Many companies employ people that are truly eminent and respected in their field, but nobody knows about them. A formal eminence program can help.
A look at how Australian Bank ANZ is creating their own quality content via @ANZ_BlueNotes
Watch a masterclass with Australia & New Zealand Banking's Paul Edwards on how to integrate traditional and social media communications
The importance of being eminent
While many B2B companies are hung up on looking on looking for "influencers" to promote and endorse their product or service, you may not realise you already have eminent and well respected [...]
