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Forrester Outlines Seven Things Your Organization Must Do Because Of Social Media

Dave Fleet

Forrester analyst Augie Ray posted a list of seven things he recommends organizations do to avoid the recent problems of Nestle and United Airlines. As Ray puts it, “Marketers must view their customer service organizations as a key component in brand-building efforts&#. How does your organization shape up?

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The Power of Prebunking: Managing Disinformation in the Social Media Age

Dave Fleet

In recent years I’ve found myself doing more and more work in the area of countering misinformation – and disinformation – about organizations. In contrast, prebunking allows organizations to get ahead of the curve, proactively refuting false information before it has a chance to spread and do damage.

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Marketing, community, support or all of the above?

Dave Fleet

While public relations practitioners were early out of the blocks on social, the last few years have seen a shift of budgets towards marketing organizations, and money talks – their role has become increasingly prevalent in social for many companies. Source: adamhcohen.com. That’s not surprising, nor is it an inherently bad thing.

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Are You Ready If Wikileaks Targets You?

Dave Fleet

Is your company ready to handle the crisis if an organization like Wikileaks decides to focus its attention on you? The list of organizations getting blindsided by online attacks is growing ever longer. If it doesn’t, find the appropriate people within your organization and work with them to update it. Don’t be dumb.

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Social Media at Scale: Organizing Global Social Media Teams

Dave Fleet

One of the most fundamental questions in running a social media program at scale is, “how do I organize it”? Jeremiah Owyang , in particular, wrote about this some time back from a functional perspective; this provides a good starting point but didn’t consider the geographic and cultural challenges of a global organization.

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7 Tips For Getting Legal Approval on Social Media Programs

Dave Fleet

It’s not surprising — their job is to manage risk for the organization, and public-facing communications activities (especially two-way ones) naturally offer an element of uncertainty. Your legal team doesn’t need to be editing your text for style; they need to be working to minimize risk for the organization.

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Six important shifts for social media in 2012

Dave Fleet

The smart organizations have already figured out that social media works best when supported, and supporting, other forms of communications; look for more companies to mandate a silo-busting approach over the next year. Strategic content planning. For me, this is an exciting time. That makes the non-shiny objects the shiny ones for me.