It seems so simple. Type 140 characters, post, and your message is in front of a potential audience in the hundreds of millions on Twitter.
Yet many – probably most – credit unions and other financial institutions continue to stumble, fumble and make fools of themselves on Twitter and other social media, many experts say.
That's because getting Twitter right – especially in a regulated industry – is harder than it looks.
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