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Conversations with Community Managers (Episode #4) – Rachel Happe, TheCR

by Jim Storer on April 22, 2010

TweetThe Community Roundtable has partnered with Voce Communications to produce a new podcast series, “Conversations with Community Managers.” In this series, TheCR’s Jim Storer joins forces with Voce’s Doug Haslam to speak with people from a variety of industries about their efforts with community and social media management. Our third episode features an interview with [...]

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@TheCR Quick Chat with Bryan Person

by Jim Storer on August 10, 2009

TweetIt’s a little ironic that I’m doing a podcast with Bryan since the first time we met it was to discuss the best practices and lessons learned he’d accumulated in creating podcasts for Monster.com. He taught me everything I needed to know about podcasting, which served me well at SXSWi when Aaron Strout and I [...]

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Roundtable Call: Tribalization of Business Study

by Jim Storer on July 7, 2009

TweetA big part of what we’re trying to build with The Community Roundtable is a peer network that shares what we learn with our broader community. To that end, we made the Community Maturity Model open source and shared our construct for TheCR Quick Case and continue to figure out new ways to give what [...]

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A Peek Inside

by Rachel Happe on April 21, 2009

TweetWe’ve been working hard to get the technology, content, and business operations in place over the past few weeks and we are making a lot of progress. We have the community up, we are categorizing and combining content sources, and we are reaching out to a number of potential members to review our plans and [...]

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What We’re Up To

by admin on April 9, 2009

TweetEager to join us and be dubbed Sir Robin? While that might be a dubious distinction, we are looking for founding members who care deeply about pushing their community efforts forward, but also like to have a little fun along the way. We’re looking for a few good members… but what’s in it for you? [...]

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Calling All Knights

by admin on April 9, 2009

Being a community professional can be a tough and an often isolated role. Just try explaining to a senior executive what Twitter is, right? It seems so powerful and yet the best of us have not figured out how to describe it succinctly. Try to that twenty times in one week and you might just feel a little crazy.

All the vendors, consultants and agencies are eager to help and offer great services, but the more hyped the space gets, the more options there are to evaluate. Sometimes you just have trouble convincing your boss that apologizing to a major customer publicly is a good idea, but what are the right words to use?

To that end, we are creating a peer network just for those of you managing communities and social media efforts. We believe your success depends on:

* Your ability to share with your challenges in a private setting with other experienced professionals
* Access to content focused on all of the issues you are facing
* Regular interactions with a small group of specialists

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