This presentation, delivered to the Second Annual Social Media Summit for IABC/Social Media Club Louisville, tells you the step by step plans you need to make to create a good social media policy for your organization.
3. Create Social Media it?
How are they using Policies for All Stakeholders
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4. Create Social Media it?
How are they using Policies for All Stakeholders
»Employees participating for company
»All employees, all personal sites
»Distributors/partners who may write about
your product
»Visiting public
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6. Policy: Employee Social Media Team
»Real names only
»Set clear content boundaries
»Post often and quickly
»Curate all posts – in real time or afterwards
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8. Team Policy – What to Cover
»Plagiarism – all sources noted with a link
back
»Defamatory language
»Arguing
»Breaking company news without permission
»Promising what you can’t deliver
»Referring to vendors/partners without their
consent
»Leading language
»Making false claims
»Charged statements
»Online diagnosis
blog.hubspot.com
10. Facebook Social Media Policy for ALL Employees
»Include in Employee
Handbook
»No company links or
photos unless already
released
»Keep same “dont’s” from
social media team policy
»Cannot use company logo Duane Hoffman/msnbc.com
in profile, profile pic
»Clients on your Facebook?
»Foursquare decorum?
12. Twitter/Wiki Social Media Policy for ALL Employees
»No handles using company
name
»Keep “don’ts”
»No Wikis without
permission
»Professional decorum
»No company logos businessinsider.com
»No posting of videos on
YouTube without consent
14. The Public Needs Rules, Too
»Publish policy wherever
they comment
»No harassment
»No spam/chain letters
»Must stay on topic
»No plagiarism
»No defamatory language
»No personal or contact info
»Reserve the right to remove