7 Things to Consider Before Adopting a New Social Media Platform
Should government agencies be using TikTok?
Social Media
Are You Sharing too Much on Social Media?
Social media is part of most adults’ daily lives. The more and more we use social media, it can create difficulties establishing boundaries for over-sharing.
The Benefits of Social Media for Local Government
By and large, social media in some form is a part of the life of the public. Local government is in a perfect spot to embrace the power of this disruptive and highly-used platform.
3 Steps Toward Establishing Your Personal Brand
Building and broadcasting your personal brand can help you network efficiently and open yourself up to new opportunities.
The Customer is King in Government CX
Customer experience (CX) is how customers interact with a business for their services, and a term that applies to governments at every level.
What Government Agencies Need to Know About Emoji: Part 3
While emoji have become commonplace, using them to enhance messages has become more nuanced and, sometimes, complicated. Let’s look at some issues that emoji enthusiasts in government should know about.
5 Time Management Tips for Job Seekers
Setting time aside to complete a job search is important, and yet, we don’t tend to take the job search seriously until we really need to.
New Friend Request: How Government Can Use Social Media to Connect with Citizens
Government agencies need to keep their social media tactics fresh to stay connected with their constituents.
Are You Attending This Year’s Government Social Media Conference?
The Government Social Media Conference (GMSCON) is the only major social media training event in the United States specifically designed to educate cities, counties, states and federal agencies on social media best practices.
How You Can Better Use Social Media in Government
A new report from Hootsuite highlights key recommendations for agencies intent on maximizing the benefit of social media, including prioritizing video and visual content and having a social-ready plan for the unexpected.