Category: Professional Networking

  • Back to Basics: The Community Strategy Team & Goal Definition

    This post is part of an ongoing series about developing an online community strategy. As a reminder, all posts will be tagged #ocb2b Define Business Goals and Objectives As I mentioned in my previous post, the recommended first step in developing (or refining) your organization’s online community strategy is to answer the question: What are…

  • OC Unconference East: What to expect during topic selection

    We are just 2 days away from the Online Community Unconference East in NYC. We still have about 5 open seats for those or you in the NYC area. You can register at: http://www.ocue.eventbrite.com There is a really diverse mix of organizations coming, including: BlogHer Inc., Mediabistro, CMP, HP, Gartner, Autodesk, AOL, Texas Instruments, Microsoft,…

  • Next Online Community Roundtable: 8/22 @ SAP

    If you are in the Bay Area, and are actively working with online communities, this event might be of interest to you.  It’s invitation-based, so please drop me an email if you are interested. — The Roundtables have been a regular, but intentionally “under the radar” gathering since July of 2005. Thats longer than BarCamp…

  • Discussion Groups: The catalyst for developing your community strategy

    If you are currently developing your company’s online community strategy, and are struggling with all of the options available to you, a project to benchmark your discussion group experience is a great place to start. The members of your discussion groups will likely not only contain your most ardent evangelists (and probably most vocal critics),…

  • LinkedIn vs. Facebook

    What are you using for professional networking, LinkedIn, Facebook, or both (or something else)? I’d love to hear your stories via email or comments.