Month: August 2020

This week I looked at the breakdown of visitors to FeverBee and was stunned to discover just how much it has changed over the years.

If you want a community to thrive, you need to get members to stick around. We often have the wrong idea about what gets members

FeverBee has been working with Sephora for 6+ months now. A (small) part of that work was helping update the homepage design to make it

An acquaintance recently accepted a community job with the target of increasing engagement by 20% within a year. If the trendline had been increasing by

This quote from Spotify’s CEO Daniel Ek has stuck with me: “You can’t record music once every three to four years and think that’s going

I get around 20+ messages on LinkedIn every day. Most of it is spam. Private messages often become the dark underbelly of a community. It’s

If you’ve spent much time trying to persuade others about community, you’ve probably had to overcome WIIFM (what’s in it for me) objections from people

If you feel a debate has a reasonable chance of influencing the minds of participants, then let it continue. If you feel a debate is

If you ever see a clean and simple community homepage, you can bet they had to make some difficult decisions to get there. A cluttered