From the Better Late Than Never Department here at Cayem.com, it’s my picks for the best community management blog posts from August. Again, another great crop of articles. 1. Is the 90-9-1 Rule for Online Community Engagement Dead? The 90-9-1 Principle (A.K.A. the 1% Rule) has been conventional wisdom among online interaction professionals for...
I’ve recently had to reevaluate my thinking about online communities. This change of heart came about through my experience with the terrific new music sharing service Turntable.fm. Turnable.fm lets users create or join listening “rooms” where up to five users can be the DJ’s, taking turns playing songs. Everyone in the room can rate...
You’d think that community management bloggers would slow down over the summer, but there were lots of great posts to choose from for July’s top five. 1. 10 Commandments for Community Managers Alison Michalk comes up with a great list reminders for novices and community management pros alike. I really can’t add anything more....
On a recent family vacation to Southern California, we took the kids to Disneyland. I hated every minute of it. But this was for the kids, and they loved it. I could gripe about the long lines, overpriced food, and outrageously expensive tickets (I guess I just did), but I figured I’d try to...
There are a lot of great community management blogs out there. I try to keep up with these blogs the best I can, but there are a lot of community managers who can’t find the time to take it all in. So I figured I’d take a crack at listing the top five community...
Everyone hates a show-off. At least, that’s what everyone says. But show-offs are essential to most online communities. First, we need to get past the pejorative connotation of the term “show-off.” We generally think of a show-off as a boastful person, a person most of us would like to avoid. But a show-off is...
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