I wrote quite a bit about the importance of asking questions to foster community growth and how some of my favorite bloggers ask great questions. Chris Brogan is one of them. Also focused on what kinds of question. to ask to generate discussion. A very "practical" chapter, I think. - http://www.chrisbrogan.com/
Added a new chapter last night. Short but sweet. User-participation and the 90:9:1 Principle. It felt like it needed a whole chapter. I quote lots of people in that one.
Listening to Julio Ojeda-Zapata talk about marketing his new book Twitter means business. Lots of good tips for me. His page is awesome. - http://yourtech.typepad.com/twitinb...
Response 1: ScottHepburn @communitygirl Host. Make introductions, make announcements, make sure everyone has what they need, handle invites & thank yous.
- Angela
Response 2: martinreed @communitygirl - Surely the most important role for a community manager is to facilitate, encourage and develop relationships?
- Angela
Response 3: DebNg @communitygirl The most important jobs for a community manager is to keep the lines of communication open and foster relationships.
- Angela
Response 4: hollyseddon @communitygirl a light touch and respect for members, but an ability to keep coherent boundaries in place.
- Angela
Welcome everyone. I've just finished chapter one of the book and have decided to STOP editing myself over and over again. Otherwise, this will be a VERY long journey. I have poured over every sentence at least four times. I wonder if this is normal?
Found some new fodder for a section on Community Management here at Freshnetworks. I'm incorporating various definitions of online community management. - http://blog.freshnetworks.com/2008...