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Online Community Management for Dummies (For Dummies)
Publisher :
For Dummies
Published Date : 2011/11
Binding : Paperback
ISBN : 9781118099179
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Book Description
Source: ENG
Academic Descriptors: A93663643 A48500000
Continuations: Monograph Series,any number
Academic Level: Extracurricular
Review:
Phoenix Public Library Holdings (Internal Code for CLS)
Academic Descriptors: A93663643 A48500000
Continuations: Monograph Series,any number
Academic Level: Extracurricular
Review:
Phoenix Public Library Holdings (Internal Code for CLS)
Table of Contents
Introduction 1 (6)
About This Book 1 (1)
Foolish Assumptions 2 (1)
Conventions Used in This Book 2 (1)
What You Don't Have to Read 3 (1)
How This Book Is Organized 3 (2)
Part I The Basics of Online Community 3 (1)
Management
Part II Embracing the Community 3 (1)
Manager's Role
Part III Building a Productive Online 4 (1)
Community
Part IV Growing Your Community 4 (1)
Part V Assessing the Health of Your 4 (1)
Community
Part VI Taking Your Community Offline 4 (1)
Part VII The Part of Tens 4 (1)
Icons Used in This Book 5 (1)
Where to Go from Here 5 (2)
Part I The Basics of Online Community 7 (40)
Management
Chapter 1 Fostering an Online Community 9 (22)
Understanding What an Online Community Is 9 (2)
Exploring the Types of Online Communities 11 (6)
Blogs 12 (1)
Facebook pages 13 (2)
Forums 15 (1)
E-mail groups 15 (1)
Social networks 16 (1)
Knowing Why Communities Need Management 17 (3)
Understanding how people socialize 17 (2)
online
Guiding community members in the right 19 (1)
direction
A Manager Does More Than Moderate 20 (2)
Keeping the lines of communication open 20 (1)
Attracting new members 21 (1)
Focusing on goals and policies 21 (1)
Evaluating Member Participation and 22 (3)
Community Health
Figuring out how members are using the 22 (1)
community
Encouraging community participation 23 (1)
Pinpointing areas of concern 24 (1)
Taking Care of Business 25 (4)
Knowing your responsibility to the brand 26 (1)
Knowing who to answer to 27 (1)
Setting realistic expectations 28 (1)
Fostering Relationships Beyond the 29 (2)
Community
Chapter 2 What You Have to Know about 31 (16)
Online Communities
Why People Join Online Communities 31 (4)
Meet with like-minded people 32 (1)
Socialize without going out 32 (1)
Get the job done 33 (1)
Have a place to belong 33 (1)
Promote a product or service 34 (1)
Dig online communities for other reasons 34 (1)
Recognizing the Value of Online 35 (6)
Communities
Creating personal or business brand 35 (1)
awareness
Getting schooled 36 (1)
Sharing knowledge 37 (2)
Making important personal and business 39 (2)
connections
Getting feedback 41 (1)
Receiving support 41 (1)
Meeting Community Members 41 (6)
Recognizing the types of community 42 (3)
members
Knowing why some community members last 45 (2)
longer than others
Part II Embracing the Community Manager's Role 47 (64)
Chapter 3 Becoming an Online Community 49 (26)
Manager
Wearing the Many Hats of a Community 49 (10)
Manager
Leader 50 (2)
Content developer 52 (1)
Moderator 53 (2)
Community advocate 55 (2)
Mediator 57 (1)
Analyst 58 (1)
Promoting Products, Brands, and Services 59 (8)
Pitching without pushing 59 (1)
Rewarding customers 60 (2)
Creating brand loyalty 62 (1)
Creating special programs 62 (2)
Serving as a brand spokesperson 64 (3)
Understanding a Community Manager's Value 67 (5)
Inspiring customer confidence 68 (1)
Promoting community engagement 68 (2)
Providing feedback to the customer 70 (1)
Providing feedback to the brand 70 (1)
Maintaining a positive environment 71 (1)
Dealing with Resistance from Your 72 (3)
Superiors
Chapter 4 Establishing Community Policies 75 (36)
and Guidelines
Creating a Positive Environment for 75 (9)
Community Members
Benefiting from a good impression 77 (1)
Setting the right tone for your 77 (3)
community
Leading by example 80 (1)
Nipping negativity in the bud 80 (3)
Encouraging community participation 83 (1)
Exploring More Established Communities 84 (10)
Searching for thriving communities 85 (1)
Using Facebook communities as a guide 86 (1)
Finding successful forums 87 (3)
Discovering blogging communities 90 (2)
Looking at e-mail groups 92 (2)
Establishing Respectful Rules and 94 (10)
Regulations
Averting anarchy with guidelines 94 (1)
Issuing warnings 95 (1)
Taking it outside 96 (1)
Banning community members 97 (1)
Recognizing respectful disagreement 98 (1)
versus personal attacks
Knowing when to let things slide 99 (1)
Responding to cries of censorship 99 (1)
Using policy and guidelines pages 100(1)
Creating your comment policy 101(1)
Displaying your comment policy 102(1)
Appreciating commenting etiquette 103(1)
Recognizing the Importance of Being 104(7)
Transparent
Knowing what you should keep to yourself 104(1)
Knowing what you can share 105(1)
Being honest with your community 106(1)
Looking at the TMI factor 106(1)
Admitting mistakes with grace 107(1)
Rectifying a negative situation within 108(3)
the community
Part III Building a Productive Online 111(66)
Community
Chapter 5 Getting Started with Your Online 113(12)
Community
Finding Your Target Audience Online 113(5)
Finding the right people for your 114(1)
community
Reaching out to bloggers 115(1)
Using the social networks 116(1)
Visiting other online communities 116(1)
Promoting without spamming 117(1)
Borrowing Ideas the Right Way 118(3)
Giving credit where credit is due 118(2)
Doing the same thing differently 120(1)
Collaborating with Other Online 121(4)
Communities
Meeting other community managers 121(1)
Holding contests for cross-promotion 122(3)
Chapter 6 Communicating with Your Community 125(20)
Making Yourself Accessible 125(2)
Deciding on a Communication Method 127(1)
E-mail 127(1)
Phone 128(1)
Snail mail 128(1)
Regular community chat sessions 128(2)
Answering Common Questions 130(1)
Responding to E-Mail from Community 131(2)
Members
Creating Community Newsletters 133(1)
Using Blogs to Provide Updates 134(1)
Introducing Products to Your Community 135(1)
Offering Deals, Discounts, and Promotions 136(1)
to Your Community
Creating Brand Awareness 137(1)
Sharing Hobbies and Interests through 138(1)
Online Communities
Communicating Successfully 139(6)
Keeping your communication regular 139(1)
Promoting without spamming 140(2)
Using incentive programs 142(1)
Communicating with others in your niche 142(3)
Chapter 7 Listening to Your Community 145(22)
Gauging the Wants and Needs of Your 145(1)
Community
Listening to Your Community 146(1)
Finding Out What Others Are Saying 147(6)
Outside Your Community
Receiving feedback 147(2)
Sharing feedback with your team and 149(1)
superiors
Reacting to member feedback 150(1)
Responding to both positive and 151(2)
negative feedback
Handling Criticism and Negativity about 153(7)
Your Brand
Responding with dignity 155(1)
Participating in heated discussions 156(1)
Being fair and impartial 157(3)
Doing Damage Control 160(3)
Undoing community damage 160(1)
Handling bad press 161(1)
Delegating damage control when necessary 162(1)
Seeing the humor in difficult situations 162(1)
Dealing with Trolls 163(4)
Identifying trolls 163(1)
Managing trolls 164(3)
Chapter 8 Building Kids' Communities 167(10)
Knowing the Differences Between Grownup 167(1)
and Kidcentric Communities
Making Social Networking Safe 168(6)
Obtaining parental permission 168(2)
Setting age limits 170(1)
Making the right kinds of friends 171(1)
Getting strict with the rules 172(2)
Hosting a Fun, Productive Kids' Community 174(3)
Leading discussions for children 174(1)
Keeping members busy with activities 175(2)
Part IV Grouting your Community 177(40)
Chapter 9 Welcoming New Members 179(14)
Creating a Welcome Plan for New Members 179(9)
Rolling out the virtual welcome mat 180(1)
Maintaining a Welcome folder 181(3)
Guiding new users through landing pages 184(2)
Offering perks to newcomers 186(2)
Offering incentives to bring a friend 188(1)
Writing Your Welcome E-Mail 188(4)
Writing welcoming form letters 189(1)
Reiterating the rules 190(2)
Asking Members to Opt in to Future E-Mail 192(1)
Campaigns
Chapter 10 Encouraging Community 193(10)
Interaction and Involvement
Creating an Upbeat Environment 193(2)
Posting polls 194(1)
Holding contests 194(1)
Interacting with Members through the 195(5)
Social Networks
Engaging others online 196(2)
Using conversational marketing to 198(1)
generate buzz and sales
Monitoring the social networks for 199(1)
feedback
Creating Advocates from within the 200(3)
Community
Chapter 11 Attracting More People to Your 203(14)
Website
Gaining Momentum: Why Slow and Steady 203(1)
Wins the Race
Taking Advantage of Search Engine 204(3)
Optimization
Keying in on the right words and phrases 204(2)
Catching the attention of the search 206(1)
engines
Creating Reader-Friendly Content 207(1)
Inviting Community Participation 207(10)
Reaching out to bloggers 208(1)
Asking the community for reviews 209(1)
Creating an enticing Facebook page to 210(3)
attract new members
Using promotions and discounts to 213(1)
attract new members
Using Twitter to drive traffic 214(3)
Part V Assessing the Health of Your Community 217(32)
Chapter 12 Evaluating Community 219(12)
Participation
Looking at the Bottom Line: Return on 219(2)
Investment
Logging Community Growth 221(3)
Tracking Facebook likes 223(1)
Tracking Twitter mentions 224(1)
Determining Whether the Community Drives 224(1)
Sales
Evaluating Feedback 225(6)
Using Google Alerts 227(1)
Searching Facebook 228(1)
Searching Twitter 229(1)
Searching other social networks 229(2)
Chapter 13 Paying Attention to the Numbers 231(12)
Choosing an Analytics Program 231(1)
Using Stats to Find Out about Your 232(8)
Community
Gathering details on your visitors 233(2)
Analyzing content 235(2)
Understanding your bounce rate 237(2)
Keeping track of subscribers 239(1)
Finding Out Where Traffic Is Coming From 240(3)
Determining who makes up the bulk of 240(1)
your traffic
Discovering who is linking to you 241(2)
Chapter 14 Making Decisions Based on Your 243(6)
Findings
Generating More Traffic 243(2)
Develop a content strategy 244(1)
Create a search-engine strategy 244(1)
Plan promotional campaigns 245(1)
Stimulating Conversation 245(1)
Lowering the Bounce Rate 246(2)
Make your content appealing 246(1)
Ask questions 247(1)
Keep the conversation going 247(1)
Limit advertising 248(1)
Cutting Your Losses 248(1)
Part VI Taking your Community Offline 249(24)
Chapter 15 Fostering Community Growth with 251(10)
Offline Activity
Why You Need to Go Offline to Grow Online 251(1)
Using Offline Outreach to Recruit New 252(1)
Members
Bringing in Followers from Public 253(1)
Speaking Engagements
Attending Conferences and Other Events 254(2)
Reasons to attend conferences 254(1)
Benefits of conferences 255(1)
Exhibiting at Trade Shows and Conferences 256(1)
Offering Classes and Courses 257(2)
Figuring out the details 257(1)
Advertising the classes 258(1)
Giving Potential Members a Reason to Sign 259(2)
Up
Chapter 16 Hosting Meetups and Tweetups 261(12)
Fostering Community Offline 261(1)
Planning Meetups and Tweetups 262(3)
Setting Meetup and Tweetup Rules 265(1)
Planning an Out-of-Town Meetup or Tweetup 266(2)
Choosing a location 266(1)
Choosing a venue 267(1)
Encouraging the Community to Host Its Own 268(2)
Events
Requiring an official application 268(1)
Creating a meetup or tweetup kit 269(1)
Ensuring Meetup and Tweetup Safety 270(3)
Part VII The Part of Tens 273(24)
Chapter 17 Ten Essential Community Manager 275(6)
Tasks
Handling Community Correspondence 275(1)
Planning Events 276(1)
Creating Content 277(1)
Troubleshooting 278(1)
Writing and Editing 278(1)
Moderating and Mediating 278(1)
Providing Customer Service 279(1)
Serving as a Liaison 279(1)
Social Networking 280(1)
Marketing 280(1)
Chapter 18 Ten Must-Have Skills for 281(8)
Community Managers
People Skills 281(1)
A Way with Words 282(2)
Networking Skills 284(1)
Technical Abilities 284(1)
Communication Skills 285(1)
Multitasking Ability 285(1)
Flexibility 286(1)
Focus 286(1)
Drive 287(1)
Business Development Acumen 288(1)
Chapter 19 Ten Best Practices of a 289(8)
Community Manager
Staying Impartial 289(1)
Having a Regular Presence in your 290(2)
Community and Others
Responding to Inquiries in a Timely Manner 292(1)
Keeping a Positive Tone 292(1)
Being Supportive of the Brand and the 293(1)
Community
Forging Relationships 293(1)
Promoting the Community 294(1)
Being Passionate about the Community 295(1)
Staying on Top of Trends 295(1)
Continuing Your Education 296(1)
Index 297
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