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You are here: Home / * PRESS / Research / Free Training Guide – Employee Social Media Guidelines

Free Training Guide – Employee Social Media Guidelines

December 10, 2017 By GISuser

This employee social media policy guide will help you design a policy that encourages employees to share in a way that’s authentic and appropriate.

Employee Social Media Guidelines

One way to get employees to share more is to blatantly tell them to. But…that may not be the best way to get them excited about it.

Your organization should have a clear social media policy or guideline in place that’s designed for employees to share and interact on social. But a lot of enterprises don’t know where to start. We created this guide to help you determine what you should consider when creating a social media policy. It even comes with a checklist at the end!

Our eBook, Employee Social Media Policy Guidelines will help you design a policy that encourages employees to share in a way that’s authentic and appropriate.

With this guide, you’ll learn how to:

– Position your social media policy internally

– Approach ethical and compliance issues in your policy

– Encourage your workforce to share your content on social

Offered Free by: PostBeyond

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