These guidelines will help you stay on brand and on message when talking about Anaplan on social media.

Reminder: Anaplan’s social and digital media policy applies to all Anaplan employees who create, post on, or contribute to social networks or digital or social media.


When in doubt, ask for help:

  • Not sure if messaging is correct? 
  • Need a graphic or visual asset?
  • Unsure if something is appropriate to post? 

Contact brand@anaplan.com  

Do

• Use approved messaging, positioning, and brand assets and visuals
• Share your positive experiences at Anaplan as a brand ambassador
• Share official company content
• Represent Anaplan accurately and professionally
• Assume everything you post is public and permanent 

Don't

• Generate any variations, new designs, or mashups involving the Anaplan logo, both wordmark (full logo) and lettermark (A), or any Anaplan brand assets (including with AI)
• Share confidential or non-public information
• Speak on behalf of Anaplan without authorization
• Post anything you wouldn’t want attributed to you publicly 

Do
Don't
  • Invent new messaging, taglines, or product claims
  • Speculate on roadmap, customers, or company performance
  • Use sarcasm, negativity, or language that could be misconstrued or reflect poorly on Anaplan
  • Alter logos, graphics, or company-branded assets, or create your own variations, new designs, or mashups of visual assets involving the Anaplan logo or Anaplan brand assets
Do
  • Share company content, including blogs, press releases, customer stories, eBooks, white papers, research reports, and more
  • Promote company and industry events, including Anaplan Connect and other field events where Anaplan is present
  • Share posts and photos from company and industry events where you are representing Anaplan
  • Share posts and photos highlighting moments with Anaplan colleagues, team members, customers, and partners
  • Offer industry insights and POVs that align with Anaplan’s approved positioning
Don't
  • Post negative commentary on competitors
  • Engage in online disputes or correct misinformation
  • Share anything that could be interpreted as an official statement

What does a good social media post look like?

Simple repost with approved commentary and a clear call to action

Approved, brand-designed graphic with detailed messaging

What does a non-compliant social media post look like?

AI created image that is not brand compliant and does not align with our social media policy plus outdated #ConnectedPlanning hashtag