Examples of social media usage charters

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Sometimes, nothing helps clarify things like a concrete example. Feel free to draw inspiration from the following examples to develop your own social media usage charter.

Government of British Columbia
British Columbia Guidelines for Social Media Use

Governments aren't always known for being technologically savvy, but we have to admit we were impressed by the interactivity and accessibility of the BC government's social media usage policy. Their website is clear, easy to read and kenya phone number data navigate, and even presents potential scenarios.

Tufts UniversityTufts University Communications and Marketing
This American university has a detailed social media usage charter available online: it offers links to other documents integrated into the package, such as a link to an application for an official university social media account.

This social media charter also offers accessibility recommendations. If your company is particularly focused on diversity and inclusion, feel free to include this kind of information ( to learn more about accessibility and social media, click here! ).

Revolution Capital
Revolution Capital Social Media and Blog Usage Policy

This social media usage policy reminds us that these types of documents don't need to be lengthy, especially for a small organization with few people involved in its online activities: in this case, a succinct list of rules – like those issued by Revolution Capital – may be entirely sufficient.

Shiseido
Shiseido's Objective and Guidelines for Corporate Social Presence
Shiseido has divided its charter into two parts: the purpose and the guidelines. By defining the purpose of its social media participation, Shiseido provides all its social media managers with a clear guideline. According to the company, social media accounts are intended to improve customer satisfaction, so its employees must adopt clear and courteous language across all company channels.