Category Archives: Social Media and Employee Communications
Social Media Resources for Communicators
Whether you are looking to begin your social media journey, or build upon your existing skill set, you can’t go wrong with these resources. Continue reading
Micro-Blogging Goes Corporate
A handful of new internal micro-blogging services have been designed specifically for teams and internal audiences, providing employees with new ways to communicate and collaborate. Many of these services reside within the organization’s firewall to ensure security and privacy. Continue reading
Give Your Social Media a Shot of Personality
Most large corporations take the same approach to social media as they do their traditional employee communications – generic, linear, and filled with conservative corporate speak. An organization’s cultural “voice” is rarely reflected in their employee communications. Continue reading
Communicators, It’s Time to Board the Twitter Train
Most PR and HR professionals alike are quick to dismiss Twitter as a fad and something that has little relevance to the “business” of communications. I disagree. Continue reading
Adopt a Social Media Code of Conduct
Companies should, at minimum, adopt a social media code of conduct that will provide guidelines for using social media on company time and on behalf of the organization. Continue reading →