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
My friends at Vanilla Forums asked me to add my observations of online communities in 2018 and the predictions for where we are going in 2019 to
Nearly a year ago, my friend Reed Smith interviewed me for his Touch Point podcast. It was a fun conversation, and I wanted to share
One of my favorite speaking topics is super fans… those crazy, wonderful people who love your brand so much, they invest their body and soul
Being a community advocate/evanglist/supporter at this point in business means that you’re going to constantly be running into brick walls. Colleagues, community members, you name
Imagine saying this to your colleagues. Publicly. But, the behavior of my company in this instance is not right. Guys over at MSN: sorry, I
One of the many mantras I talk about is "maintain an open and honest relationship". This goes for everyone involved in community work: Community Members
I’ve become hooked on the Slate.com daily podcast. They are wonderful little 5-7 minute chunks of interestirng content off of the Slate.com site, read by
Just a quick linksharing – How to speak at a tech conference. After having done so several times, I can agree with this article fully.
Last week, I was in Albany, NY speaking to a group of marketing people about why they need to start thinking differently – namly how
One of the Sun employees posted a great article called "Sun Policy on Public Discourse". The article is worth a read, but here’s the key
I came across a very interesting PDF: Online Community Members are Real People Too; Focus on Users Introduction: In our busy roles as community managers,
The blog is brand spanking new, but the first entry shows real promise. From engage Community Blog, the 5 Best Practices for setting up an
Check out this great (and short) review of how to business blog. 1. Make Introductions. A good host connects guests. Albrycht recommends spending 30 to
This article, apparently, got quite a bit of play around the blogosphere recently. I missed it originally, but am glad I found it now. Good
Enthusiast communities are, for the most part, driven largely by ego. PR experts post in PR forums or blogs because they like to share what
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