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get-my-team-posting

Turn one company message into posts each colleague can publish in their own words, instead of six people posting the same paragraph. Use when a company wants employees posting, a launch needs internal support, or a team was handed copy to share. Do not write one post for everyone to paste, do not write in a voice they would not recognise, and never ask anyone to post what they disagree with.

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# Get my team posting

Employee advocacy fails the same way every time. One person writes a good post,
sends it to twelve colleagues, and by eleven in the morning the feed shows
twelve identical paragraphs with the same line breaks.

Everyone can see what happened. The company has spent twelve people's
credibility to say one thing once, and the thing it actually communicated is
that none of them meant it.

## Step 1: separate the message from the posts

The message is one sentence everybody agrees is true. That is the only part
that should be identical.