Social media resources for highly regulated industries

To adhere to industry-specific guidelines and laws, brands need to be strategic. Explore how you can factor regulatory bodies and laws into your social media strategy and considerations brands take to stay in the clear.

Compliance concerns, reputation risks and the general challenge of creating interesting content make many brands in the financial sector cautious. Here are specific tips and examples to help you build a winning strategy.

To maintain compliance with the Freedom of Information Act, government organizations must implement thorough social media archiving practices. This extends to everything from posts to comments and replies and even like counts.

Managing a government agency’s social presence comes with unique challenges—including real-time constituent feedback and complex security requirements. Use this criteria to evaluate tools that best serve your mission.

The healthcare industry has always been conservative when it comes to adopting tech—social is no exception. Although social is transformative for healthcare orgs, practitioners still need to persuade their leaders of its impact.

Many organizations report HIPAA compliance measures inhibit their strategy. We break down what you need to know to remain compliant on social, and share examples of healthcare brands who shine despite regulatory limitations.

Managing bold social strategies in a regulated industry comes with plenty of challenges. These healthcare organizations break through with content that builds patient trust and combats misinformation.

Higher education social strategies have to appeal to various audiences: current and prospective students, alumni, staff, donors, fans and families. Learn how Gettysburg College reaches all their core communities.

There’s a place for every brand on TikTok, but it might not feel that way if you’re in a regulated industry. This panel discussion includes brands from regulated industries that are leveraging creative tactics to maximize TikTok.

Part of a smart social strategy is addressing potential risks proactively—building a plan to prepare for a variety of outcomes in advance so you can handle anything that comes your way.

Cybersecurity threats are constantly evolving, so brands need to evaluate and adjust. Review these best practices so you can develop a security-first approach for your organization’s accounts.