Table of Contents
Foreword by Peter Shankman, of Help a Reporter Out (HARO)
Section 1 - The Basics
Chapter 1: If you build it will they come?
- Why communities fail
- What is a community manager
- Beyond the “role”
- You can’t force community
Chapter 2: User participation and the 90-9-1 principle
- What community managers think of the “principle”
Chapter 3: The road to engagement
- You’ve got what it takes
Section 2 - The Rules
Chapter 4: Stroke a few egos
- Get to know the community
Chapter 5: Don’t be pushy
- Missed opportunities
Chapter 6: Provide really useful information and
content
- What constitutes useful?
Chapter 7: Ask questions
- What questions should I ask?
Chapter 8: Use your influence
- Influencers in action
Chapter 9: Pour on the compliments
Chapter 10: Know the culture and respect it
Chapter 11: Complain
Chapter 12: Make it personal
Chapter 13: Seek expert advice and opinions
Chapter 14: Ask for help
Chapter 15: Accept and respond to criticism
- How others respond to negative feedback and criticism
Chapter 16: Make small talk
Chapter 17 Tune out troublemakers
- Know when to get tough
Chapter 18: Showcase and acknowledge good work
Chapter 19: Don’t try to please everyone
Chapter 20: Manage expectations
Chapter 21: Realize your work is never done
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