Mar 3, 2014
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The latest on Full Start! Let's see this put into action.
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So, you're ready to hire a Community Manager. Youâve already answered these three questions. You want someone who will own the relationships with your users,...
My interview Qs for identifying community talent.
"Hire a community manager if you want someone who will own the relationships with users, advocate on users behalf, connect users with each other, increase engagement and increase retention."
- Sarah Judd Welch via FullStart
There's an inherent misunderstanding of the roles and responsibilities a true community manager should own. Often times, leaders think they need a CM when it's really an acquisition manager or social media role that would best serve their purposes. With that in mind, Sarah wrote an article for FullStart addressing three questions you should ask yourself before hiring a CM. By focusing on these questions, you're far more likely to align your community efforts with your business goals, and ultimately see success with your new hire.
Before even finding the right community manager, there a few questions to ask yourself that will exponentially increase your new hire's chance of success.
I could add at least 5 more questions to this, but here's a good start.
The "Shiny Things" Disease / Guest Post On FullStart
Today's post can be found on FullStart's website. I like what FullStart is working on and am grateful they wanted me to post on their site first.
This is a great subject in business development and I hope people learn something!
You can find the post here.
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Social media is a communication channel and just one of many potential tools for engaging via community management.
A question I answer over and over and over again.
FullStart Is A New Entrepreneur-Driven Publication By WeWork
Two Forbes in two weeks! He is my latest Forbes piece: http://onforb.es/17tm8Tv.
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