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When Social Media is Mean

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Why must we forget all Marketing Principles and our Brand Voice when it comes to Social Media? 


My lady was stuck at an airport during a snow storm on her way home last December with minimum information.  I quickly turned to twitter to find out more; what I found was a picture of the plane she was supposed to be in, snowed in at the tarmac.  She had been at the airport for over 8 hours by that point.  I wanted information on how many planes where landing/taking off, etc. as the airport's flight status web page was not being updated.  


Turns out, sometimes too much information is not necessarily a good thing when it comes to social media, you never know who might be watching.  


Full screen caps from twitter at the bottom--her plane actually took off about 4 hours after the time mentioned below:
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