We’re always refining our strategic thinking exercises to make them more situation than category-based. As a result, they're moving toward the form of, "What should happen when something else happens?"
Based on our experiences, some of the situations your social media policy ought to consider include:
That’s a sampling of the situations we’re addressing with clients to create social media guidelines.
For us, the watchword for developing a social media policy is simplicity. In that vein, I wrote a guest post for Nate Rigg's blog on the world’s simplest social media policy. If you don’t have some type of social media guidelines in place right now, this will be a helpful starting point, especially related to social media content sharing.
What situations would you add to shape the most effective social media guidelines? – Mike Brown
The Brainzooming Group helps make smart organizations more successful by rapidly expanding their strategic options and creating innovative plans they can efficiently implement. Email us at brainzooming@gmail.com or call 816-509-5320 to learn how we’ve developed integrated social media strategy for other brands and can do the same for yours.