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Content: The end goals and objectives for your social media policy will help establish how your policy will address each of these uses. But the policy should at least touch on each of the following areas: Official use
Social media should be part of a government’s overall communication strategy. You wouldn’t allow just anyone to speak on behalf of the government, so you shouldn’t allow just anyone to tweet or post on behalf of the government. Government social media policy should guide the creation and use of official social media accounts. Governments take different approaches to official accounts. Some funnel communication from all departments through one or two centralized government social media accounts. Some allow different departments to create and control separate official accounts. For example, the parks and recreation department may have its own Facebook page, or emergency management may create a separate Twitter handle. In any case, a government social media policy should address questions such as: