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    1. Building and Sustaining Vibrant Online Communities NTEN CONFERENCE April 2009
    2. The Online Ecosystem
      • Organizations now have the opportunity to interact with their stakeholders beyond one website.
      Source: Common Knowledge 

    3. Social Media Derives its Power Thru Trust Source: Faris Yakob http://tinyurl.com/c8c256
    4. And Different Rules Apply Confidential Source : Neil Perkin ‘What’s Next in Media’ (Slide 9)
    5. Start with a Purpose in Mind
      • Scan the environment
      • Get together with top contributors, advisors, community manager
      • Define the ‘What’ ‘Who’ ‘How’ and ‘Why’
      • Personalize the pitch to members
      • Test drive and improve
      Confidential Can you devote enough Capacity, if not rethink!
    6. Slowly build your audience / collaborators
      • The first 10 members set the tone
      • Recruit people who set the standards for participation and achievement.
      • Look for complementary skill sets, geographic representation, and cross-membership
      • Build from your existing offline community
      • Engage external communities to listen, learn, get involved, and reach out
      Confidential
    7. Experiment & Get Tool Mix Right Adapted from: Christian Renaud, Technology Intelligence Group
    8. Understand and nurture your community
      • Source: Edelman
    9. Segment Your Community
      • Any communities have various types of users:
      • Empower your super users
      • Make it easy for people
      • to find, join and act
      Know your community's ecology and who to give attention to.
    10. Community Management
      • Are you empowering your super users?
        • WiserEarth has Editors, Group Admins, Admins
      • Make it easy for people to find, join and act: welcome your community members
      • Engage with your community
      You need to be relevant to your community
    11. Lesson learned with WiserEarth
      • The purpose of what you do is more important than the tool you choose
      • Barriers of entry are very low on the online media: Experiment , Measure, Adjust
      • Participation online is different: reward your power users
      • Set up modest goals at first for your community building
    12. Some Resources
      • Beth’s blog: Beth Kanter
      • http://beth.typepad.com/beths_blog/
      • Ben Rigby’s Book ‘Mobilizing Generation 2.0′
      • http://www.mobilevoter.org/book.html
      • WiserEarth blog
      • http://blog.wiserearth.org/
      • The Social Pulpit from Edelman “Barack Obama’s Social Media Toolkit” http://tinyurl.com/ax2b6b
      • And of course NTEN Workshops and Webinars
    13. TXT Your Session Evaluation! TXT NTC1110 to 69866 Or complete online at http://nten.org/ntc-eval or on a paper evaluation available in the session room. Each completed session evaluation enters you to win a FREE 2010 NTC Registration!
    14. THANK YOU [email_address]
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