By Shannon DiGregorio, Relationship Manager at The Community Roundtable. Here on The Community Roundtable blog we've decided to try something new for 2014. Each month we'll pick an aspect of community management and tackle it from many angles, providing commentary, resources and expert opinions. … [Read more...]
Are Online Communities Still Important?
By Rachel Happe, Co-founder of The Community Roundtable Richard Millington recently wrote an excellent blog post titled A Hard Dose Of Data-Driven Reality About Online Communities, showing a decline in the conversation about online communities and partially attributes it to the rise of social … [Read more...]
Content Marketing is Required but not Sufficient
by Rachel Happe, Co-founder of The Community Roundtable I hear the phrase 'content is king' thrown around a LOT. Great content is certainly a critical component of any digital strategy - it's a keystone of what we do at TheCR - but on its own it is insufficient. I'm always waiting for the … [Read more...]
Jillian Bejtlich Joins The Community Roundtable
It is with great pleasure that we announce that Jillian Bejtlich has joined The Community Roundtable. She comes to us with strong experience and skills from her work as a community manager at Autodesk. We first met Jillian in TheCR Network, where she participated enthusiastically and expertly in … [Read more...]
Community 101
One of the primary jobs of a community manager is to help coach, train, educate, convince, and prod others in the organization to understand what this online communications environment is all about and why it should matter to them. A large part of that training covers the different tools and online … [Read more...]
The Key to Community Success: Behavior Change
by Rachel Happe, Co-founder of The Community Roundtable I often get asked whether a specific use case is a good candidate for a community approach but to me, I think about it a bit differently. A community approach is a strategic operational choice for achieving almost any organizational goal. For … [Read more...]
Perspectives on The Value of Community Management
This is the fourth year we have published our State of Community Management Report and we are continually humbled by the response, from contributions, shares and the creation of derivative work. This year we made some significant changes to the way we do the research and what it covers because the … [Read more...]
Do Organizations Need to Be Transparent…or Just Human?
I was discussing the troubles at the Susan G. Komen Foundation recently with a few peers. We wondered if their recent challenges were a direct result of the way they treated their community vs. other operational issues. A quick recap: In January 2013 they pulled funding for Breast Cancer … [Read more...]
Announcing The 2013 State of Community Management Research
For the last few years, TheCR has been publishing an annual State of Community Management report, compiling and organizing the best of what we learn from our work with over 90 companies. This year we felt the time was right to extend that research into quantitative data that community teams could … [Read more...]
Truth, Innovation and Communities
We often see truth as an absolute but the reality is that our communities define our truth. Even scientific truths like the existence of gravity as a physical force would not be the accepted truth if everyone in the community thought instead that fairies were responsible for snatching items from … [Read more...]
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