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The enterprise community manager position is sometimes termed a jack of all trades role. I know -- I've said it myself.
Over the past few weeks I have participated in a suite of webinars and talks about online communities and their growing role in functional areas such as customer care.
I have listened to, and debated with, countless community management specialists about community management best practices. I’ve heard a lot about keeping business strategy and community management aligned.
There’s no question this is a critical success factor for social business — but the issue is whether or not this responsibility is part of the charter for the online community manager role.
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Hello everyone! This topic is very 'up' for me right now (meaning: re-channeling a rant ) so I thought it might make a good blog post here. Today's message is: If you already agree with this message, feel free to stop reading right here.
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Mitchell's closing keynote at the MozCamp in Berlin last year was an inspirational call to arms for building a vibrant community in order for Mozilla to be successful. I came across the video rece...
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The internet never sleeps. In the global economy, users are expecting help with your products 24 hours a day. Sure, this sounds like a lot of work. It is. But you don’t have to clone yourself in order to take of users and take care of business. What you need is a community manager.
My first entry into tech startups was as a community manager. As the third hire and the only non-developer, I was the first line of defense in customer support, PR, social media, and brand evangelism. Basically, I was the “everything else” person.
Somehow, I didn’t go insane. It takes a special kind of person to be the digital face of your startup while you work behind the scenes on your next app update. Here are a few tips about how to hire and measure the performance of someone who comes aboard your team as a community manager:
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Community Manager Appreciation Day takes place every 4th Monday of January as a way to recognize and celebrate the efforts of community managers around the world using social media to improve customer experiences.
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Happy Community Managers Appreciation Day! On this third annual CMAD, we celebrate community management, an industry that has become increasingly important in the rise of social media.
Brands and organizations are now finding creative ways to connect with their audiences — and their community managers are leading the charge.
The role is far from being standardized from organization to organization, and may never be. Yet most community managers share the ability to multitask, make quick judgement calls and think critically.
The gallery above features six community managers paving the way, and tells you a little bit about their contributions to the industry.
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Community managers swear by certain apps and tools for their social media management. In honor of Community Manager Appreciation Day on January 23, we asked several to talk about their favorites.
Whether they are filtering mass amounts of content, managing a project or professionally presenting a company, community managers deal with a lot of communication.
Fortunately, there are plenty of resources to keep them productive.
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This is the weekend when the Oscars will be live on television. The Oscars are the most prestigious awards given for the movie industry. The endless amount of news on the social media sites covering this event will be insane.
Community managers deserve high honors like an Oscar. All community managers work tirelessly to manage their communities. They are constantly working many different roles with in their organization sometimes under different departments.
Like the movie industry director behind the scenes, the community manager is always keeping things together. They make sure the community is running smooth as can be like a movie production.
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