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Workers Support Companies That Back Them

Employee-first cultures enhance businesses and customer experience

Jim Katzaman - Get Out of Debt
7 min readJan 27, 2025
Two men talking to each other at a desk. Photo by Phyo Min on Unsplash
Photo by Phyo Min on Unsplash

Drawing and retaining top talent is as important as winning over customers. In an ever-competitive business landscape, workers double as brand ambassadors.

Although companies often focus heavily on external marketing efforts, the secret to better branding and customer loyalty lies within the organization itself, keying on the workers.

An employee-first culture — where the needs, growth and well-being of employees are prioritized — does more than just improve morale and productivity. It becomes a powerful marketing strategy, turning employees into those brand ambassadors.

This creates a ripple effect that reaches potential customers and the broader market.

Strong and Active Followers Give Brands a Big Boost

“Team members and employees often get overlooked when it comes to business success,” said Ivana Taylor. “Indeed, focusing on employees can boost your brand’s marketing.”

She works with small- to medium-sized companies through DIYMarketers, “committed to helping small-business owners get out of overwhelm.”

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Jim Katzaman - Get Out of Debt
Jim Katzaman - Get Out of Debt

Written by Jim Katzaman - Get Out of Debt

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