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Social Media Style Guide Template (To Use The Template, Click The - File - Tab and Select - Make A Copy - From The Drop-Down Menu)

The social media style guide outlines goals, target audiences, social media accounts, content pillars, voice and tone, branded hashtags, words to avoid, emojis to avoid, capitalization style, posting timing, examples of good and bad posts, content curation guidelines, inspiring brands, visual guidelines, tagging guidelines, and crediting guidelines to maintain consistency across all social media channels.

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Social Media Style Guide Template (To Use The Template, Click The - File - Tab and Select - Make A Copy - From The Drop-Down Menu)

The social media style guide outlines goals, target audiences, social media accounts, content pillars, voice and tone, branded hashtags, words to avoid, emojis to avoid, capitalization style, posting timing, examples of good and bad posts, content curation guidelines, inspiring brands, visual guidelines, tagging guidelines, and crediting guidelines to maintain consistency across all social media channels.

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SOCIAL MEDIA STYLE GUIDE

GOALS
[Give a brief summary of your goals and metrics, or write your mission statement here]

AUDIENCE
[Describe your majority audience persona or insert link to customer personas. If your goal is to
reach one persona over another, highlight that here. You can also break personas down by social
network (i.e, your Snapchat channel may target a different customer persona than your Facebook
channel).]

ACCOUNTS
[insert handle or links to every social account run by your organization]

CONTENT PILLARS
[insert types of content you post and how often you aim to post each type of content, e.g., ⅓ self-
promotion, ⅓ partner content, ⅓ industry news, etc.]
SOCIAL MEDIA STYLE GUIDE

VOICE AND TONE


[Summarize the voice and tone of your social media presence in one sentence. Add more details
with adjectives in the bullet point list below.]

● Not [insert adjective] but [insert adjective]


● Not [insert adjective] but [insert adjective]
● Not [insert adjective] but [insert adjective]
● Etc.

BRANDED HASHTAGS
● [insert branded hashtag + what context to use it in]
● [insert branded hashtag + what context to use it in]
● [insert branded hashtag + what context to use it in]
● [insert branded hashtag + what context to use it in]
● [insert how many hashtags to include per post]

WORDS AND PHRASES TO AVOID


● [insert word/phrase to avoid]
● [insert word/phrase to avoid]
● [insert word/phrase to avoid]
● [insert word/phrase to avoid]

EMOJIS TO AVOID
● [insert emoji to avoid]
● [insert emoji to avoid]
● [insert emoji to avoid]
● [insert emoji to avoid]

CAPITALIZATION
SOCIAL MEDIA STYLE GUIDE

[Identify capitalization style to be used when writing on social media, i.e., sentence case, title case,
no capitals, etc.]

TIMING
[insert link to editorial calendar and/or guidelines on how often/when to post on each network]

BAD POST EXAMPLES


[insert at least one screenshot example of a type of post you don’t do per network]

GOOD POST EXAMPLES


[insert at least one screenshot example of a top performing post per network]

CONTENT CURATION BLOCKLIST


[insert list of outlets that you do not share content from (i.e., competitors, untrustworthy sources,
etc.)]

INSPIRING BRANDS
[insert list of brands that inspire your content creation, include space for notes on what exactly you
like about them]
SOCIAL MEDIA STYLE GUIDE

GUIDELINES FOR VISUALS


[insert list of outlets that you do not share content from (i.e., competitors, untrustworthy sources,
etc.)]

TAGGING GUIDELINES
[make sure to answer the following questions:

● When do you tag someone?


● Do you include a tag in the photo, caption, or both?
● In which cases do you need to ask permission to tag?]

CREDITING GUIDELINES
[make sure to answer the following questions:

● When do you need to credit someone?


● What format should the credit follow (i.e., “Name, CCO)
● Are there different levels of crediting? If so, what are they?
● When do you not need to credit someone?]

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