Month: May 2014

Too many posts begin with "establish your objectives". That's simple enough to say. Much harder to do.  We take a slightly different approach. We establish

In CommunityGeek, Juergen shares this article about the impact of feedback that every community professional should read. He believes it shows positive feedback has no

Every single one of us has expertise on something. If you're 25 years old and living in London, you know a lot about being 25

If you've been to as many events about communities as we have, you know that most focus on a very basic level of communities. Most

The present approach to community mobile sites is to reduce the quantity of information being revealed to a few key points. Therefore we go from

Poker gaming machines moved quickly from one hand at a time to three, then to 50, then to 100. Gamblers quickly became fatigued with their

Remember MTER framework (below)? The topic, that very thing that your community is about, should be based upon one or more of these.  Typically organisations

Coursera have launched a Global Translator Community. You can join it, translate materials into different languages, and call yourself a global translator.  But wouldn’t it

Here’s a task, set a google news alert for the phrase “launches an online community” Whenever an organisation launches a community (and uses the phrase