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I just wanna put it out there that nothing makes me more BORED than seeing social media/community mutuals post negative "hot" takes on what to do/not do under some guise of professionalism.
It& #39;s the internet! Let& #39;s just have some fun and hopefully sell a thing! //RTsHimself4Fun
It& #39;s the internet! Let& #39;s just have some fun and hopefully sell a thing! //RTsHimself4Fun
DON& #39;T: use your position of having an audience you either built or didn& #39;t to gain favor with personal individuals. Like, needless to be said
DO BY ALL MEANS: Share/RT your own jokes or character or those of your colleagues if they play to and are of interest to your audience
DO BY ALL MEANS: Share/RT your own jokes or character or those of your colleagues if they play to and are of interest to your audience
There are literally no public facing rules! We& #39;re all making this shit up as we go along! Some people will find you professional/unprofessional, this is FINE as long as you believe in the fun or quality of what you do!
I& #39;ve literally had colleagues ask me if it& #39;s ok if they share their own creations on their own accounts as opposed to funneling them through the company account like €&/%&=)( YOU MADE THAT SHIT, IT& #39;S YOURS! 
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NO ONE LOSES on individuals strengthening their own personal brands within the context of social promotion, UNLESS it& #39;s made in a way that doesn& #39;t work with your audience and diminishes the brand. And you need to be PRETTY out of touch for that to happen.
I would personally never post an announcement or company made assets from my personal account to then share to a official account but if you are and it works for your audience and the people you work with are fine with it then fuck it, WHY NOT, you do you hombre!