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Social media policies are guidelines and rules set by a company or organization to regulate the use of social media by employees.
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Social media policies can be filled out by including guidelines on appropriate social media use, consequences for violating policies, and procedures for reporting issues.
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Social media policies should include guidelines on confidential information, appropriate language, and proper use of company logos or branding.
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