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    1. Online Communities Haas Business School, September 20, 2007 1
    2. Byrne Reese 2
    3. 3
    4. • “Computer Scientist” (I hack) • “Anthropologist” (I studied it once) • Product Manager 4
    5. 5
    6. 6
    7. 7
    8. Why do Online Communities Matter? 8
    9. Why do Online Communities Matter? 9
    10. Collectively, we are smarter. (most of the time) 10
    11. They give us a sense of belonging 11
    12. They give us a heightened sense of responsibility to one another 12
    13. They allow us to accomplish things we couldn’t accomplish on our own 13
    14. They bring meaning to our lives 14
    15. Ok, so why do Online Communities Matter? 15
    16. Community 16
    17. Communication 17
    18. • Community is how we get stuff done • Community allows us to accomplish things greater then ourselves 18
    19. And from a product manager’s view: 19
    20. Communities... • Allow us to connect with the audiences we care about • Help build affinity for our products • Foster greater product advocacy • Provide us with valuable product feedback 20
    21. Building Communities 21
    22. Communities are not things Communities are organisms 22
    23. Community Biology 23
    24. Rule #1: Give them a place to take root 24
    25. Or they might show up where you don’t want them 25
    26. Or they might show up where you don’t want them Like in your backyard. 26
    27. Or they might show up where you don’t want them Like in your backyard. When you are out of town. 27
    28. Keep in mind... 28
    29. Some environments are more suitable than others 29
    30. Where they take root may surprise you 30
    31. Helping Communities to Thrive 31
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    33. 33
    34. Inputs & Outputs 34
    35. INPUT Information 35
    36. OUTPUT (magic) 36
    37. OUTPUT 37
    38. Community Culture 38
    39. “The values, traditions, norms, customs, arts, history, folklore, and institutions that a group of people share.” 39
    40. norms 40
    41. rules 41
    42. • Norms define what is acceptable and unacceptable • Norms provide the means for the community to keep its members in check 42
    43. They allow you to step in and take action if necessary 43
    44. Stories from the Trenches 44
    45. Go with the flow 45
    46. Don’t force your community to adapt to your product. 46
    47. 47
    48. Adapt your product to your community. 48
    49. 49
    50. Use communities strategically 50
    51. + Ads = See Also: Giving Communities a Place to Grow 51
    52. Don’t wait for communities to find their own home. 52
    53. Give them a place of your choosing to call home. 53
    54. Community is a feature 54
    55. Know how community can attract or repel future customers and users 55
    56. 56
    57. vs. 57
    58. Things to be mindful of 58
    59. “If you build it, they will come.” 59
    60. Believe it or not, you are not God. Even in the communities you start. 60
    61. Remember: you are dealing with people who are emotionally invested 61
    62. • Be sensitive • Be fair • Be honest • Be transparent • Be humble 62
    63. And what ever you do... 63
    64. Don’t feed the Trolls 64
    65. Thank you. 65
    66. byrne@majordojo.com http://majordojo.com 66
    67. 67

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