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Social media has made it possible to share ideas and thoughts with thousands of virtual strangers in
seconds. You barely need to form a coherent thought—just press the Publish button, and there it is for the whole world to see. You
have a keyboard, ideas, and the urge to post—all it takes is a click on the Publish button. But wait...
There are many personal details, topics, and words you shouldn’t use—indeed, you should never post them. But before you
Before you hit “Post,” do me a favor: take a look at this list of the top 10 things you should never post on
social media. It could save you or someone else from harm or embarrassment!
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Offensive content on social platforms
Where do I start? There are many types of posts that fall into this category: racism, inappropriate images,
crude jokes, and insults. For example, some business owners don’t see much of a problem with posting a crude joke
or a controversial image every now and then. We strongly advise against this. This lack of awareness and respect can cause
Irreparable damage to your brand. So if you suspect content could be harmful, avoid posting it.
How to Build a Strong Relationship with Social Media Platforms in 5 Steps
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Gossiping or attacking specific people
If you’ve been hurt or mistreated in some way, you may feel entitled to respond however you want on social media.
But this behavior can lead to two kinds of problems:
أولاًWhen you address someone publicly like this, it may be difficult to repair your relationship with them later.
It’s very difficult to recover from this kind of crisis.
ثانياًThis kind of broad personal attack often says more about your character than the person you’re talking about. It
sends the message that you don’t respect others, and may undermine your audience’s trust in you (“I couldn’t trust you after seeing how easily you turned on others?”).
easily turned on others?”).
ثالثاًyou could face legal consequences if your opponent takes action.
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Passing Off Others’ Content as Your Own
Every time you use someone else’s content without attribution—photos, quotes, or original ideas—you
You are exposing yourself to significant risks. Remember that copyright infringement is a serious offense that can lead to
legal action against you and cause serious damage to your brand. Even if you get away with it
in the short term, it’s simply not worth the trouble!
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Speaking negatively about an employee / manager / coworker
Social media is not the place to air your grievances or complaints about employees or coworkers.
It’s also not the place to share specific details about mistakes your employees have made, or how your manager
Unacceptable. Sharing this kind of content on social media is not only unprofessional, but it can also
in rare circumstances, lead to legal action against you. You could end up looking foolish in the eyes of your followers!
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Sharing details about an upcoming vacation or business trip
Sharing photos or videos taken during a trip is great because it gives your followers a sense of being
right in the middle of the action. But the problem is that you don’t know exactly who’s listening or watching! Avoid sharing specific details about
your trip (dates, locations, and so on). Better yet, wait until you’re back to share any photos.
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Private conversations (without permission)
Have you ever received an email or direct message from a follower and felt an overwhelming urge to share it with your audience?
Maybe it was a great tip or trick, or perhaps a personal testimonial about your product. It’s always best to ask for permission
before sharing this kind of content on social media. If you’re going to share a screenshot or any
personally identifying information, you’ll definitely need to get written permission first.
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Too much personal information
We encourage you to be yourself on social media. That means being spontaneous and letting your followers
see you as you are. But that doesn’t mean sharing every detail of your life! Make sure to strike a good balance in the information you share,
between work-related content and personal news, so your followers see you as a real person!
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Financial Statements
Obviously, you should never share sensitive financial information such as your bank account or credit card
numbers. But we also don’t recommend that business owners share information such as financial forecasts, equity stakes, or profits.
While this may be acceptable in certain industries (for example, marketers often share through
Internet (monthly income reports)—this is not the standard used in most industries.
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Sharing posts or links without checking them
Before sharing a controversial or sensitive post or article, always make sure to do your own research. If you share
a post that later turns out to be deceptive (or inaccurate), it could make you look naive or as if you don’t
care enough to verify what you share. One important point: before sharing any link, make sure to check it by clicking on it.
بنفسك أولاً.
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Anything you don’t want to remain online forever
When you post something on social media, you should assume it will stay there permanently. In the age of
screenshots, you can’t “take back what you’ve posted,” even if you regret sharing it. Before posting anything personal or sensitive, ask
yourself, “Do I want this to stay online forever?” If the answer is no, don’t press the “Post” button.
