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The State of Community Management 2014

The State of Community Management 2014 report builds on qualitative early reports and initial quantitative insights in 2013 – helping us learn more about community practices.

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Roadmap to Success with Collaboration Tools and Approaches

March 18, 2015 | 4:00PM EDT

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When Millennials Take Over: Preparing for the Ridiculously Optimistic Future of Business

March 24, 2015 | 2:00PM EDT

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Getting executives engaged in community? Do it, but don’t forget everyone else!

By Ted McEnroe, The Community Roundtable We talk a lot about executive engagement and sponsorship throughout The Community Manager Handbook: 20 Lessons from Community Superheroes - and with good reason. Our research shows that Best-in-Class communities have sharply higher rates of executive engagement than average. We also have seenÂ…

Friday roundup: A peek inside internal communities and some great reads

By Ted McEnroe, The Community Roundtable Sometimes, the theme for the week is planned - other times, you see it emerge. Looking back at this week, we have been spending a lot of time thinking about internal communities, intranets and ESNs. Rachel shared some thoughts earlier this week on the J. Boye blog. In a post entitled "Want a…

TheCR Network Sneak Peek: February 2015 Wrap-Up

By Hillary Boucher, Community Manager at the Community Roundtable For such a short month February was full of programming inside TheCR Network. I've highlighted just three of six member virtual sessions we hosted. What is particularly notable about the three programs below is that all of them were directly in response to projects that …

CMSS Stats You Can Use: What’s the Best Way to Network?

By Shannon Abram, Relationship Manager at The Community Roundtable.  Community professionals have no shortage of resources to help them grow in their careers. It's an exciting time to work in the community management world. Given the rise in community management, blogs, books and other publications are in abundance for those lookin…

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It’s Time to Flip the Social Media & Community ROI Equation on its Head

Bill Johnston suggests a different lens for Community ROI…

Is Middle Management the Enemy of Social Business

A recent article asked this question and highlighted middle manag…

Boba Fett and the Value of Community Hurdles

For the first time, everyone couldn’t just go to the toy store …

Three Reasons Why Executives Should Tweet For Themselves

A few weeks ago I read an article that stated “less than two pe…

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