A sense of community makes good community sense
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Erica Rutherford shares a proven strategy to building a highly engaged, thriving online community. Drawing on psychological research into how communities work, the presentation highlights how this can be applied to the online world of online community building and management. Originally presented at Economic Change's workshop on Salesforce Communities March 2016. Gingerland specialises in communications and brand engagement. We help startups and third sector organisations develop their teams and engage their online audiences.
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