Meet Susie. Her organization has an online community. Her community members were not engaging and activity was starting to drop off. Rather than throw in the towel, Susie decided to analyze community health metrics to determine where to devote her attention. View the full SlideShare to see the fate of our heroine!
3. They emailed everyone
in their database, took
out some online
advertising, spread the
word through a press
release and mentioned
it on Twitter and
Facebook.
4. But after an initial ïŹurry of interest,
signups have come to a halt.
Community Registrations
5. Most of the users just arenât
engaging with the content.
6. After just 6 months,
Susieâs manager was
considering scrapping
the community.
11. First, why werenât
people ïŹlling out the
intake form?
Were unregistered users
able to access too much
content?
12. First, why werenât
people ïŹlling out the
intake form?
Were unregistered users
able to access too much
content?
Did the registration
page make it clear what
the beneïŹts were for
registered users?
14. Second, Susie took her communityâs pulse.
By mapping out new
and existing membersâ
current activities, she
had a better picture of
current engagement
levels.
19. A small core of
passionate community
members were
engaging with
every post.
20. A small core of
passionate community
members were
engaging with
every post.
Sometimes even
before Susie had a
chance to reply.
21. And even the users who
werenât actively creating
content were logging in
a few times per week to
see what was new.
LOGIN NOW!
Username
JoeMaximus12
Password
************
Login
22. And even the users who
werenât actively creating
content were logging in
a few times per week to
see what was new.
LOGIN NOW!
Username
JoeMaximus12
Password
************
And that frequency kept
increasing each month.
Login
23. And even the users who
werenât actively creating
content were logging in
a few times per week to
see what was new.
LOGIN NOW!
Username
JoeMaximus12
Password
************
And that frequency kept
increasing each month.
Susie bet her boss
wasnât aware of that.
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25. The community members wanted to
engage with the community.
And Susie was determined to ïŹgure
out how to best support them to
make that happen.
26. With the results of her communityâs health check
in hand, Susie built an engagement plan
targeting her existing users.
27. And her #1
recommendation was
formalizing the role of
community manager â
and raising her hand to
take it on.
28. engagement
After 1:1 outreach to her communityâs inïŹuencers, and
working to improve areas she identiïŹed as needing
some TLC, the next monthâs engagement rates started
climbing up.
time
29. âŠAnd now Susie knew
what signs to watch for,
to ensure the community
wasnât in critical
condition again.
31. For help with assessing
and improving the
health of your online
community, download
our free e-book âA
Health Check for Your
Online Communityâ
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