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About Social Pros Podcast:
Social Pros is one of the longest-running marketing podcasts in existence (10 YEARS and counting), and was recently recognized as the #1 Audio/Podcast Series by the Content Marketing Awards.
Our purpose? Making sure that we speak to real people doing real work in social media.
Listeners get inside stories and behind-the-scenes secrets about how teams at companies like Google, Reddit, Glossier, Zillow, Lyft, Marvel, and dozens more, staff, operate, and measure their social media programs. With 500+ episodes, the Social Pros Podcast brings the humanity of social media to the forefront, while providing incredibly useful marketing strategies that listeners can immediately implement.
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Jason Spencer, Social Media Community Manager at Humana, joins the Social Pros Podcast to discuss engaging nontraditional, uniquely qualified audiences by crafting a successful employee social advocacy program.
Social Wellness and Advocacy
Being one of the first major healthcare providers to market on social platforms comes with its own unique set of challenges. From staying HIPAA compliant with protected personal information to keeping sensitive medical history out of public online spaces, social media is a minefield that many healthcare organizations avoid.
A combination of dedicated social customer care teams, a positive relationship with the legal department, and a formal employee advocacy training program has helped Jason maintain HIPAA compliance while cultivating a pool of pre-qualified prospects with a concrete connection to Humana.
He has also positively changed the perception of Humana’s brand by meeting customers where they are most comfortable online.
As a result of Jason’s tools and expertise, Humana has found a way to stay safe on social while keeping engagement flowing naturally which has given them a huge competitive edge up in the marketplace.
In This Episode
- How the rise of social is leading to a huge shift in customer care
- Why developing a good relationship with customers means closing the loop on social
- How the well-thought out addition of a new platform leads to a changed perception of your brand
- Why employee advocacy does not mean social selling
Quotes From This Episode
“As new and emerging social channels come about, we want to make sure that we are active in that space.” —@jasonwspencer
“We are seeing a significant increase of customer service on social channels.” —@jasonwspencer
“Bots will never replace a real conversation, but consumers also want to engage with a bot. What does that handoff look like?” —@jasonwspencer
“Allowing associates to talk about the brand gives us more reach and engagement.” —@jasonwspencer
“We’re able to get our messaging in front of more people, a better-qualified audience that is going to care about what people are sharing.” —@jasonwspencer
“We want to limit the Humana branded focused content, so we are not overwhelming employees or their followers.” —@jasonwspencer
“The more that they can put the shares in their own voice, the better.” —@jasonwspencer
Resources
- Jason Spencer on Twitter: @jasonwspencer
- Humana on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, and LinkedIn
- Humana Advocates Program
See you next week!