The simplicity of creating a social media account for your community association is tempting. After providing just a few pieces of personal information and an e-mail address, your association has joined the other 2.7 billion users on Facebook, 1 billion users on Instagram and 330 million users on Twitter. While creating the social media account itself is relatively easy, there are a host of issues an association’s board of directors must consider before even setting up the account, along with ongoing issues to resolve once the account has been created. Below we provide a list of our recommended dos and don’ts for associations to consider when creating and running their social media accounts. Read the article………………………………..
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