Social media guidelines and training for editors

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March 02, 2021

Thank you for validating your role as an editor of a journal published by Wiley. Click 'Start now' in the box on the right to begin the training course.

This course is for partners of Wiley who either run social media accounts or who want to learn about how social media complements and strengthens marketing strategies and campaigns.

Social media offers unique opportunities for the research world to amplify content, nurture communities and engage their diverse audiences. You'll learn best practices for building and carrying out a social media strategy, sharing engaging social content (optimized for different platforms), and building a community.

You can access our guidance on social media for editors on this page or click the thumbnail on the left to open the PDF.

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