You have a relevancy problem. It’s easy to understand, harder to solve. You launch a community focused around a tight concept (e.g. beach metal detectors
You have a relevancy problem. It’s easy to understand, harder to solve. You launch a community focused around a tight concept (e.g. beach metal detectors
At our New York workshop last week, we set aside 90 minutes to tackle problems put forward by participants. In situations like this, it’s really
Too many people are guessing what discussion, item of content, or activity to work on next. You don’t need to guess in 2016. Let Google
Do you need activity before you can create culture? Or do you need a strong culture to build the activity? You can probably find examples
I’m going to share the second framework we use to guide our client’s work. If you haven’t read last week’s post, click here. There’s a sweet
You can't build a community concept from research alone. Research only tells you what the audience does, thinks, or wants now. The next step is
We need to do more audience research and better audience research. If we do it right, we’ll overcome our fixed idea. 2 years ago we
Our approach to researching a target audience has evolved over the years. It now works like this: Step 1: The Interviews We will interview 10
As a new community getting a lot of attention, LeanIn.org makes for a good case study. Community Concept (needs specific purpose and activities) The