SF Online Community Report Presentation Jan 2010
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This presentation was put together for the San Francisco Online Community Report Meetup Group, at Techsoup Global in San Francisco January 2010. Peggy Duvette, Executive Director of WiserEarth, shared some of the lessons learned and challenges around online community building.
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SF Online Community Report Presentation Jan 2010
- 1. Online Community Building Online Community Report MeetUp TechSoup January 2010
- 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)
- 7. Experiment & Get Tool Mix Right Adapted from: Christian Renaud, Technology Intelligence Group
Editor's Notes
- Years ago, an organization was thinking of its own website when thinking online Now it is amore complex foot print. There are various presences online. Eco system: inter connected network
- A stranger’s recommendation on Amazon rates higher than everything but information from someone you know Social media is growing at the expense of traditional media
- You have to have the right mindset, give up control for the benefits of other people carrying your message
- What are you trying to accomplish with social media and your online community?
- What are you trying to accomplish with social media and your online community?
- Experiment for free before building anything too complex – plug WiserEarth Look for the right mix of online / offline communications – because we’re human and trust is hard to establish if you don’t hear a voice or see a face.
- Mention WiserEarth power user types here – no need for extra slide