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Best Practices for New Member Leadership Programs

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Every online community – internal (employee community) and external (custom community) – has a handful of dedicated members who contribute more than the rest. Whether you have a formal superuser, advocacy, or membership leadership program, or informally track and interact with these members, now is … [Read more...]

Join TheCR Team: CMGT Fellow Wanted

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Do you want to join The Community Roundtable team and become a skilled community manager? We are thrilled to announce that we are hiring a Community Management Fellow. Why a Fellow? In short, a fellowship position at TheCR is a training role with a stipend. The Community Roundtable has hired a … [Read more...]

Jeff Ross on Building a Community Playbook

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Welcome to the latest episode in our community podcast series, “Conversations with Community Managers.” Join TheCR’s Jim Storer and Shannon Abram as they chat with community managers from a variety of industries about What’s your best advice for someone just starting out in Community … [Read more...]

Community Rules of Engagement

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By Shannon Abram, Relationship Manager at The Community Roundtable. Today is a very exciting day - TheCR Network moved to a new home. After years on the same platform our dedicated community team spent the last few months packing up the old Network, and spiffing up our new home. I know I'm … [Read more...]

Community Best Practices: Creating an Action Plan

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From values, to members, to tactics. Formulating an action plan for your community is where the rubber begins to meet the road. Your action plan highlights how you are going to make this community effective on a day-to-day basis. It needs to take into account the organizational environment in … [Read more...]

Succeeding at Complexity Is Deceptively Simple

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By Rachel Happe, Co-Founder and Principal, The Community Roundtable Note: This post was originally posted on Rachel's Linkedin page.  Training for a marathon is complex. What makes you successful is simple. Establishing the behavior that makes you successful is hard. While it wasn't a … [Read more...]