It’s not that uncommon anymore to see social media accounts being run by more than one person. It even seemed to be frowned upon not too long ago, but that is quickly changing for the greater good in most cases. This strategy of having multiple people on a social media account only works in a good way if the team you have assembled actually takes the time to have conversations with people and are not just extra help to product push. Assembling a team to help you with your social media accounts can really extend your brand online and make your day more productive in other areas of your business, but the last thing you want to see happen is it turn around and hurt your brand reputation. If you’re looking to create a team to help you with your social media, look to implement some of these steps to keep the level of confusion down and the less likelihood of your brand reputation being harmed.
How To Successfully Have Multiple People Run A Social Media Account
Posted by JasonKienbaum under Social MediaFrom http://businessdonenow.com 5009 days ago
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5010 days ago
This was very insightful of you to address this - you're right about it being more acceptable now, but also pointing out ways to avoid confusion and turn people away.
5010 days ago
Glad to hear you found the article insightful! I think the biggest thing that turns many people away from connecting with a business on social media is the fact that most people want to know who they are talking to and a lot times that is not clear when you have more then one person running the account.
Thanks,
Jason
5010 days ago
You've offered lots of very clear solutions to the problems associated with more than 1 person effectively communicating your company message. I tweeted & shared this.
Duncan
5010 days ago
Always a must when having a social media team, making sure the company message is never lost.
Thanks for sharing the article!
Jason