Interview: Community Hour
I had a great conversation with my ol’ friend, Blake Ethridge of the The Community Hour show about community, the early days, and all the
I had a great conversation with my ol’ friend, Blake Ethridge of the The Community Hour show about community, the early days, and all the
I’m proud to announce the launch of a new Web comic that Community5 CEO, Jake McKee and well-known comic artist, Greg Hyland have collaborated on:
As we all transition to more Work From Home (WFH) scenarios, we’re all learning how to improve our virtual meetings. One great technique to improve
The Community Signal podcast welcomes Jake McKee to talk about his experience building community with the adult LEGO fans. Listen here: http://www.communitysignal.com/lego-wasnt-always-open-to-your-ideas/
Community5 CEO Jake McKee takes the stage in Sweden to share insights about Super Fans.
Our friends at Vanilla Forums asked our CEO, Jake McKee to his observations of online communities in 2018 and the predictions for where the industry is going
I love this idea! People around the web have been sharing their "Z list" favorites, as a way to balance out the Technorati "A list".
It’s the end of the year, therefore it’s retrospective time! This year was tough for a blog reader. There are more brilliant blogs now than
Reading the latest State of the Blogosphere today, something stuck out to me that I’ve not yet heard anyone talking about. When you look at
(Originally posted at Big in Japan) A question that comes up regularly when you’re talking to clients about starting a new blog is where they
I’ve posted another Big in Japan podcast interview. This one was more fun than usual as it focused on my favorite time waster: Battlefield 2.
I came across an interesting article on podcasting tonight and thought I’d share. Scott Gatz from Yahoo was in town for the BlogOn conference and
The McDonald’s Corporate Social Responsibility team recently launched their "Open for Discussion" blog, and not surprisingly were quickly caught up in controversy. The key issue
After years of encouraging my Mom to start blogging, she’s finally jumped on the band wagon. Stop by her blog to check out her terrific
From one of the biggest companies in the world (or at least one group within said company) comes a brilliant example of a corporate blog:
Our friend Tamara over at eModeration was interviewed by Eric at MarketingMonger.com (Eric’s on a quest to interview 1000 marketing people). The discussion is an
I had the pleasure of being invited by Eric over at MarketingMonger.com to talk about Social Media and Big in Japan and other assorted subjects.
My buddy Matt was interviewed regarding his cool software for pilots. He has several apps, but the key app helps pilots go digital rather than
CX Sessions is a comfortable, casual virtual gathering I host once a month at no charge for senior-level community professionals across the country. I designed it as a free, small group, no-sales event where people can relax, relate, and get real about the challenges and rewards of customer communities. It has since expanded into two career development options, CX Sessions Professional and CX Sessions Mentor, which are 3-month, cohort-based programs designed to advance community-building skills for beginners and longtime leaders alike.
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