In McKinley Advisors’ 2023 survey of association executives determining an events strategy was found to be a focus for most associations. The events landscape has evolved significantly since COVID-19 and so when putting together an Events strategy, it feels like [...]
In an article by Richard Millington on How To Benchmark And Upgrade Your Community Management Team, he identified that the results around community management are often the most surprising. He suggests a number of questions to determine the level of [...]
In today's fast-paced and interconnected world, successful events require more than just meticulous planning and execution. They demand a dynamic synergy between event organizers and community managers. The collaboration between these two vital roles can significantly enhance the overall success [...]
I read an interesting article about Robert McKee, referred to as the most sought after screenwriting lecturer on the globe, a grand title indeed! He said that "Storytelling is the most powerful way to put ideas into the world today… [...]
I recently joined a community and was delighted to receive an email from one of the co-founders welcoming me. It felt like a personalized email written just for me. It said that if I had any questions or feedback that [...]
Create valuable and engaging content that resonates with your community. Encourage participation by asking questions and starting discussions. Initiating discussions will help people feel included and make them more comfortable contributing. Be prompt and personal in responding to comments and [...]
Why is inclusivity and diversity important? Studies have shown that communities with diverse members provide a wealth of perspectives that can make a difference when it comes to innovation and engagement. Here are 5 ways that your community can [...]
Online communities are seen as the go-to hub for members to interact and share knowledge. A way of delivering information to members. When evaluating community software, we often look at the outlay as an expense rather than as a profit [...]
