The tip of the iceberg is the visible part of your community. It’s the forums, blogs, pictures, videos and content that you can see. It’s
The tip of the iceberg is the visible part of your community. It’s the forums, blogs, pictures, videos and content that you can see. It’s
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]There are two types of community work. The first is consulting. This is the ability to identify what the community wants, what resources the company
Charging a community membership fee is a unique boundary. It scares 99% of people away. But that committed 1% might be just what you need.
The top architects live in the Netherlands. They like the flexible building regulations. These top architects create the best architecture, which attracts more great architects.
It’s easy to condemn metrics, ROI and objectives (fun too). But we risk opening the door for less scrupulous community professionals to sneak in. They
Lots. You can fail to build a community within a month. Just be thankful you didn’t spend a year, going door to door, to learn
Many big companies make grand announcements for their online communities months in advance. It’s going to be great, they say. Everyone will join. This is
Content is grossly overrated. Spend as little time writing content as possible. It’s a deadly distraction. Every minute you spend writing an article is a
Building a community isn’t making people do what your company wants, it’s your company doing things they want. This is also a faith challenge. Put