
Editorial meetings bring structure, collaboration and consistency to employee advocacy. By gathering input directly from colleagues, teams generate more authentic stories, more variety and a stronger shared culture around social media.
Without structure, most content ends up coming from the marketing department alone. Colleagues may have great stories, but they don’t share them. The result: too little input, limited variety, and unnecessary pressure on a small team.
With one fixed 30-minute editorial session each month, you can:
✔ Cadence and rhythm – A recurring meeting creates continuity.
✔ Engagement – Employees contribute ideas and feel ownership of the content.
✔ Variety – More angles, more voices and more authentic stories.
✔ Culture – Social media becomes a shared team effort rather than a marketing-only activity.
Editorial meetings turn employee advocacy into a true team effort. By collecting input directly from colleagues and creating a shared sense of ownership, you keep a steady flow of authentic content alive across the organization.
Download our editorial meeting template and start building a stronger, more collaborative employee advocacy program today.
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