Community
Stop Talking At People.
Using the terms "audience" and "community" interchangeably is a common mistake, but they represent fundamentally different concepts, especially when building online spaces.
Community
Using the terms "audience" and "community" interchangeably is a common mistake, but they represent fundamentally different concepts, especially when building online spaces.
For marketers, founders, and community champions alike, trust is key. When your community trusts you, they naturally become advocates for your brand, have a better experience, and feel genuinely care
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The feeling of ‘belonging’ must be carefully nurtured and requires intentional design.
Companies often focus on creating a central, isolated platform and then work to drive engagement from there. But is this what your members want?
Never underestimate the intelligence of your audience, and never overestimate your audience’s prior knowledge.
Beth, the Community Director for Bevy and CMX, shared this thought with me recently as she was chatting about moving to online events during the pandemic.
Nurturing an active community is vital. When you do, it helps you build genuine and long-lasting relationships with your members that are more than surface-level.
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Cohort-based engagement can be a powerful way to bring connection to even the largest of communities.
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An audience is not a community.
Community
Because if they're not, you'll never be talking about the same thing.
“I think one of the biggest things that were different for me building this community is having access to a brand team” Rachael Silvano, Community Operations Manager at Zapier, shared this with me recently. You see, I was waxing lyrical about how the Zapier Wizards Guild feels alive and full
'Who' is arguably more important than the; what, why or when of your community and its platform.