Building and Sustaining Brand Communities: This Ain’t Your Mama’s Discussion Forum
- Presenter:
- Amber Naslund
- Broadcast:
- Thu., Aug. 13, 2009, 12pm ET (9am PT)
- Length:
- 90 minutes
- Rating:
"Community" is one of today’s big buzz words, and everybody wants one. But what does it take to build and sustain a true community around your brand, and what does that look like?
In this seminar, we’ll talk in plain English about the new roles of community professionals (including debunking misconceptions about community cultivation), the value and challenges of building a community (whether you’re B2B or B2C), and the investment in time and resources it takes to do it well.
Presenter
Amber Naslund is a social media and marketing professional, and the Director of Community for Radian6, where she’s responsible for client engagement, community building, and helping companies tap the potential of online reputation management and social media monitoring. She’s spent the last decade or so raising funds, building brands for companies of all sizes, and messing with all things online.
Amber blogs at Altitude, focusing on elevating brands through practical and common-sense use of social media and online communication.
She's involved in several industry organizations including as a founding member of Social Media Club Chicago. Knee deep in social networks before they had a name, Amber is passionate about helping companies and customers build and share brands, together.
Who Should Attend?
Product marketing, marketing communication, and marketing strategy professionals who are seeking best practices for using Web 2.0 in their marketing plans.
What Will You Learn?
- Different community roles and their place in business, and why "management" might be a misnomer.
- How to talk to your boss about the importance of community.
- Guiding principles and best practices in community building and engagement (bridging online and offline, content and resource creation, cultivating vs. "collecting" an audience, why there’s no such thing as "just add water," empowering community members...stuff like that).
- How to measure and articulate the impact of your community efforts.
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What Members Say About This Webcast
"Tons of useful, outstanding information. I was furiously taking notes the entire time."
"Excellent step by step "how-to" and "why-to" start and maintain a social media marketing program."
"Fascinating look at building online communities - all the backwork that needs to be done; measurement tools; resources - was all included"
"This is a tremendously rich online seminar that provided keen insight into the nature of online communities and indicators for their success. Amber provided a wide range of diverse references to other deeper sources of information and those alone merit hours of investigation. While the online seminar affirmed much of what I've stated here about our online user community, I'll now use some of the resources to build our plans for the evolution of our community. Thank you."
"Amber covered this dynamic topic with great examples for both b2b and b2c; also covered the sometimes avoided topic of "what specific resources are needed." Helpful info and not just a sell-job."
