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Social media policies and discipline
One of the problems that businesses face, when integrating social media into their marketing, networking, etc is the issue of discipline, specifically the discipline that is applied to employees using social media for personal uses or for unprofessional activity as … Continue reading
How much say does a company have on your social media profile?
One of my new clients is a professional speaker who also works for a company. His professional speaking is different from the job he performs for the company and the company has requested that he develop separate social media profiles … Continue reading
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Best practices and discipline in social media policies
At a talk I recently attended, one of the panelists made a point that social media policy is about disciplinary measure and that best practices are a separate subject. From a legal standpoint, I see the perspective of the panelist. … Continue reading
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Four tips for social media policies
As businesses develop social media business plans, it’s important to consider what types of policies should be introduced into the plan that allow the business to effectively engage in social media while at the same time respecting company culture and … Continue reading
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How to help your employees with social media
As more and more employees get involved on social media sites, its important to know how to explain social media to them, as well as encourage their use of social media in a way that also considers proprietary information, and … Continue reading
