An online notebook
I was invited by James Cattell the other day to accompany him to a meeting to talk about what the best community software platforms are. I think we rather disappointed the people we talked to, in that neither of us could recommend a particular system. Instead we both advocated, in effect, a minimum viable community. … Keep reading
This is a bit of a precursor to my session at CommsCamp on Monday, but also links in with a chat I was having with Stephen Hale yesterday. It strikes me that there is a clear role for community management techniques within digital engagement that isn’t really being done effectively at the moment – at … Keep reading
As always, a useful read. [slideshare id=33797589&doc=2014socm-140422070132-phpapp01]
I’ve just started a LinkedIn group on the topic of digital skills in the workplace. You are very welcome to join. I have to admit – I’ve not done much with LinkedIn groups before, and while much of it is pretty intuitive to anyone who has used similar features on other networks, I’ve had to … Keep reading
One of the key skills (or roles) that I bang on about a lot when I am delivering training to customers is community management. I talk about it a fair bit on this blog too. One of the first things I ever did online was start up and manage a community – a simple forum … Keep reading