The Community Assemble by Glynk
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While I hope I’ve thoroughly convinced you that how building online communities are valuable for your business, I’m assuming that you now understand wh…
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I keep reading a lot of books. And of course, my favorite books are always the ones that actively engage me throughout. That’s what inspired me to writ…
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In Conversation with Carmen Taubman, Founder of Community Coach
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This story is for those innovative people who are passionate about bringing people together around their ideas. This story is for entrepreneurs. It’s c…
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I know something about you. The fact that you’re consistently engaging with The Community Assemble tells me that you need to know more about strategic …
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In the late 1980s, Harley-Davidson, a famous American motorcycle manufacturer, was facing a financial collapse. With continuously decreasing demands fo…
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In today’s story, we talk about a quick start checklist to get started with your community. You’ve probably heard about it already. While companies are…
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So far, I’ve been talking about different aspects of customer communities including its compounded benefits and numerous business outcomes that you can…
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It’s less expensive to keep a current customer than to find a new one...
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It’s been a tough week for me personally - I won’t mince words. Unfortunately, one-third of my team tested positive for Covid-19 this past week. I, bei…
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In Conversation with Brian Oblinger, Strategic Consultant
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The premise here is extremely simple. The role of a community manager has expanded in the digital age, beyond the initial tasks of moderating online fo…
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