How to understand these tribes in order to better create, develop or simply be a part them?
What are it´s distinctive characteristics but more important their common ground. What do they all have in common?
There will be a continuous trend concerning emerging niche communities. Specially based on hobbies and interests.
4. Startup Media | Travel | Retail
PeerSpots
We partner with Influencers of niche
communities based on hobbies and
interests.
The goal is to create new revenue streams
and thriving membership base.
We do it through a Platform that connects
their people to their spots, immersive
experiences and curated products.
6. Experience and Focus…
Community
Engagement
Focus on
Hobbies & Leisure
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14. PEOPLE
WHAT FUNCTIONS IN A
COMMUNITY?
Credit: “Journalism for Democracy • and Communities:
A New Framework by Journalism That Matters, 2017
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One can have several roles.
29. BEYOND METRICS -Deep Engagement for Community
and Media - Jackie Hai
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Socia Media
Newsletter
TV / Radio /Print
Meetups
ENGAGEMENT
Branding
Town Hall
Email / Forum
Chat
Two way
conversations
Storytelling
Share the passion
together
30. “We pivoted to focus on the
face-to-face gatherings
that people want, and
other ways to build the
community, and then later
to build the technology to
support that community
and the conversation that
people want to be having in
it.”
Camela Raymond and
Andrew DeVigal,
One Issue, Many Perspectives
34. THE ANATOMY OF A TRIBE
purpose
people values
passion mission
35. THE ANATOMY OF A TRIBE
purpose
people values
engagement
passion mission
communication action
36. THE ANATOMY OF A TRIBE
purpose
people values
engagement
passion mission
communication action
sense of
community
37. "a feeling that members
have of belonging, a feeling
that members matter to one
another and to the group,
and a shared faith that
members needs will be met
through their commitment to
be together."
SENSE OF COMMUNITY
McMillan & Chavis (1986)