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Discover what data you need to prove the value of your community and where you can get it. In this post, we share what you can prove with whatever data you can access today.
Large organisations will increasingly move away from a centrally hosted community experience and towards a leader-led strategy.
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Don’t make a killer mistake in your community by trying to fight against member preferences. Here are some things you can get right right now.
Community building has changed and so must we. Learn the strategies you need to use to prevail in the new era of community building.
Last year we introduced the Community-Driven Impact Score. This is essentially a system for measuring communities. It’s similar to CSAT or NPS, which asks members
I’ve seen community strategies which range from a couple of slides to 120+ page documents. The two documents serve entirely different goals – but both
