Content governance
Content governance is the set of rules, roles, approvals, and guardrails that keep published content accurate, consistent, and compliant.
Definition
Content governance is the set of rules, roles, approvals, and guardrails that keep published content accurate, consistent, and compliant.
Why it matters
Employee advocacy needs freedom and control at the same time. Without governance, marketing worries about risk. With too much control, employees stop posting.
How Orsana helps
Orsana stores company editorial DNA, priority themes, and topics to avoid so employees can publish inside clear guardrails.
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