Post by tonystrak on Dec 28, 2017 4:48:01 GMT -5
Hi,
The content will provide both a reason to keep returning to the site and something to react to. (Side bonus, it will help your search engine visibility too.) If you are resource-constrained, choose your best tool and go for it. Don't try to scattershot across content types until you've built up a bit.
If you're in a business where you have contact with your prospective members all the time (as in a support community or best practices community), why not ask them what they would find useful in an online community?
The second someone shares on your community for the first time, you need to make sure that they get immediate positive reinforcement. You can go in and comment, or pose a followup question, or (even better) get another member to give them a high five. Think about introducing members behind the scenes if you feel they could help each other. Those relationships can be valuable for everyone!
Consider some type of secret handshake or surprise for someone who reaches the "fifth post" milestone. Send them a handwritten note, a sticker, give them a special badge to put on their other social profiles, or do something that will let them know you NOTICED them specifically.
Thanks!
For more details:
Company Overview Video
The content will provide both a reason to keep returning to the site and something to react to. (Side bonus, it will help your search engine visibility too.) If you are resource-constrained, choose your best tool and go for it. Don't try to scattershot across content types until you've built up a bit.
If you're in a business where you have contact with your prospective members all the time (as in a support community or best practices community), why not ask them what they would find useful in an online community?
The second someone shares on your community for the first time, you need to make sure that they get immediate positive reinforcement. You can go in and comment, or pose a followup question, or (even better) get another member to give them a high five. Think about introducing members behind the scenes if you feel they could help each other. Those relationships can be valuable for everyone!
Consider some type of secret handshake or surprise for someone who reaches the "fifth post" milestone. Send them a handwritten note, a sticker, give them a special badge to put on their other social profiles, or do something that will let them know you NOTICED them specifically.
Thanks!
For more details:
Company Overview Video