The truth of gamification, the long tail of community, and community-led growth from Clay - Your Community Links for October 28th: https://t.co/KH96K8gBg1
"But today, I want to discuss three hallmarks of a community that we should strive towards whether we are in an official #WordPress community, a professional community, or a learning community."
my latest at @MyMainWP
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@ilkerakansel - TalentLed Founder & Community Strategist | Digital Community Leaders Podcast | Video Summary and Q&A via @_Glasp
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@Alnooryguray@curetonl There are absolutely cultural and localized differences in how people view and interact with online spaces. It may be more or less difficult depending on the group which is why its so critical to do your research prior to launch.
Yes @curetonl "transactional community" is an oxymoron. This ☝️. Early definitions of community contrasted high trust and shared values vs. low trust and highly transactional!
@ECPPage @fitbit How does scaling happen? By further segmentation of interests into subgroups, essentially creating more intimate meeting spaces where deeper (Dunbar #) connections are possible, even in that massive community. https://t.co/HhxbMsH2UW
@ECPPage @fitbit is one of the shining examples of large scale online communities, because it has scaled the sense of shared interest and intimacy successfully.
@ECPPage Love your curiosity-driven mindset, @GeorgeSiosi ... 100% agree that it is the corrective to calcification, fear, and resistance to technology!
@ECPPage Community member "counting" is largely meaningless. @GeorgeSiosi is spot on saying that the biggest online communities can have just 1% actual participation.
What does this mean in business?
👉 Push back against purely numbers-driven decisions.
👉 Lean into storytelling to convey the emotional value of your work (q.v., see my talk w Christina Persson: https://t.co/afKphDyhHQ).
👉 Trust your instincts, esp. when backed by experience.