What Do Reviews and Community Have In Common?
Plus, a Communitree invitation
Thank you subscribers for the great conversation that came out of my Sephora post! Those discussions led to Erin Staples and me doing a Racket on the topic of reviews and community: Should they live in the same place? How does the user behavior differ for each? And yet what are the similarities in user behavior?
Listen to our 9-minute chat by clicking the image below:
If you have thoughts or questions you want to contribute, feel free to hit reply to send me your response privately. If you’d like to share publicly, scroll to the comments section below (or, again, if you’re reading this in your inbox, click on the title at the top of the email. Then, scroll down to the comments section.) OR create your own Racket and share the link with me and Erin!
One More Thing: Communitree
The Racket audio clip is part of a bigger initiative called the Communitree.
Communitree is an experimental and co-created network of audio conversations on the theme of community building. With a bit of love and nurturing we trust it will blossom into an amazing network of open community conversations.
The idea behind Communitree is for people to pair or group up to have community conversations. After a conversation is had each person seeks to have a future conversation with someone else to grow the branches.
Let me know if you add something to this initiative, and I’ll tweet it out!
Actually…There’s Really One MORE Thing: Roadshows
A "community roadshow" is typically a set of meetings you have organized with various departments within your company/org to share important information about your community.
There's a secret to executing roadshows the RIGHT way, and I’m going to be diving into that secret on Wednesday, August 11 as a special guest on Todd Nilson’s show, Talk About Your Community! Common questions about roadshows that will be addressed:
When should they be held?
What should be included?
How should they be presented?
To join the show, click HERE. Then click “Remind Me.” On Wednesday, at 9am Pacific, log into your LinkedIn account. Click on your Notifications, and the direct link should be there.