RichMillington
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It's tough to analyze data from a community when a handful of members (2-5) are wildly skewing the overall activity level for the community
about 14 hours ago
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This is almost certain to be an unpopular idea amongst community managers:
9:42 AM Jun 2nd
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@ What type of community do you have? :)
8:51 AM Jun 1st
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in reply to sherrierohde
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Need to test a few fascinating academic theories, any out there want to volunteer their community? It's entirely free for you.
8:44 AM Jun 1st
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Much of the activity we actually get excited about is really quite meaningless:
5:13 AM Jun 1st
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Random story from last year. I created Nelson Mandela's twitter account. Then forgot about it. Ended up in the news:
5:10 AM Jun 1st
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@ Just curious, given your level of experience is far above most graduates, why did you primarily go for graduate schemes?
4:43 AM Jun 1st
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in reply to michaelwhite1
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If you need to send your existing audience to a new channel for that to take off, well...why would you do that?
3:44 AM Jun 1st
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From our research, we find an overwhelming number of spend all their time reacting to what happens. This is bad practice.
10:11 AM May 31st
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Your role shouldn't be the same as last year. The average day should be different. If your job hasn't changed, something is wrong.
7:55 AM May 31st
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As the community develops, so does your role. You gradually move from micro to macro tasks, and then optimization.
7:41 AM May 31st
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When asked for ROI, many will say engagement. But unless engagement connects to retention, sales, reduced costs etc...it's redundant
6:21 AM May 31st
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@ @ You've got some whopping big emerging markets and plenty of other opportunities for mobile too.
2:54 AM May 31st
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@ I'm looking at big picture. How many members they have, how active they are, & how much money FB makes. Anything else is anecdotal
2:54 AM May 31st
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in reply to tasmijn
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@ @ depends what you're tracking. The # members, activity per member, or finances. I see the former & latter rising a lot
2:50 AM May 31st
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@ $1bn profit last year
2:46 AM May 31st
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@ IS there a good literature review on the topic? Would be interesting. It's not a topic I've had much interest in.
2:41 AM May 31st
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in reply to venessapaech
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@ But I think most people know by now how FB makes its money. They seem to be ok with it.
2:40 AM May 31st
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@ What part of her argument is dunked? That online bullying is lower or higher with anonymous accounts?
2:37 AM May 31st
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@ This is the irony of people that are peeved with FB though. They keep saying how angry they are but keep using it.
2:33 AM May 31st
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- Name Richard Millington
- Location London, United Kingdom
- Web http://www.feverb...
- Bio Founder FeverBee Limited - Online Community Consultancy
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