social media week reputation management presentation
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RuleIf you have to ask:
“Should I do this?”“Is this appropriate?”
You probably shouldn’t and it probably isn’t
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DoUse Common Sense:
Avoid Excess Your social media activities should be done on your personal time, during breaks, lunch,
and after work.
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#1.
Post without thinking it through:
Once posted, it’s public! Is this something you want to be known for?
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Don’t#2.
FOREVER?
DoThink about your comments:
Your comments are you It doesn’t matter if you’re online, treat your
comments the way you would at any: business meeting, party, or public forum.
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#3.
Display or discuss protected info:
It’s private and personal Remember it’s your responsibility to think
your postings all the way through.
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Don’t#4.
BEFORE YOU POST THEM
DoRespect:
™ ® © ℠ Remember even though it’s in a public forum
it may not be for public use
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#5.
Forget who you work for:
If you mention Navy Federal It will get picked up and read at some point
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Don’t#6.
DoSet-up your social media presence:
Enjoy yourselfLike, Friend, Tweet, and Share
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#7.
DoManage Your Online Reputation:
Establish a baseline Google yourself
Investigate the results you’re not familiar with
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#8.
Do Share:
Spread the word! Like and re-tweet Navy Federal; posts, news,
videos, photos etc...
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#9.
Talk out of turn:
You may be right? but wrong If you come across posts or comments that talk about Navy Federal, alerting the social media monitors, is by far the best way to
respond. Good or bad
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Don’t#10.
RuleSocial Media Policy:
Is on eNet Social Media Guidelines
Important Facebook PracticesMore info...
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