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7 tips for tweeting on behalf of senior leaders

April 17, 2013

While many leaders know how important social media are, they often depend on their public affairs folks or social media manager to assist with their social media efforts. Here are 7 tips from the U.S. Army that will help you maintain a leader’s social media presence.

Social Media Roundup – 7 Tips for Tweeting and posting social media updates on behalf of a senior leader from U.S. Army

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