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Social Media Campaign Assignment

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Added on  2020-05-04

Social Media Campaign Assignment

   Added on 2020-05-04

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Running head: SOCIAL MEDIA AND USA PRESIDENCYSocial Media and USA PresidencyName of the StudentName of the UniversityAuthor’s Note
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SOCIAL MEDIA AND USA PRESIDENCY1IntroductionSocial media is indeed a great forum for the elected leaders to communicate with thecitizens and residents of USA. All age groups use it and information circulation is moreefficient, fast and cheap than the traditional mode like newspaper. They can convey theirmessage or even seek for public opinion where required through social medias.Best PracticesSocial media as a medium to communicate can easily go wrong for the leaders if theypost any unfiltered thoughts in their social media page. Hence, guideline is required forcontrolling the use and practise the use judiciously. Here are some best way to use socialmedia by the leaders of USA:Ensure the correct timing of the post and its accuracyConsider the importance of their post as an official press releaseShould filter their post by editingFollow the guideline of social media utilization proposed by the statesNever let an intern handle the accountReceive training before usingOnly put the news that are important and restrict from posting unfiltered emotionsRestrict the use to the computer (Bergal).Donald Trump’s Social Media MessagesEconomicRepeatedly posted his agendas of reforming the tax policies on twitter of USA bycutting down the tax for the middle class to provide them competitive advantage and ensuremore job for his fellow citizens (Twitter.Com).Dates – 20th Oct, 29th Oct, 18th Oct and previous (twitter).
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