When building community, go narrow and deep
Often, our ambitions get in the way of real community building. We dream of big things. Of how the world
Often, our ambitions get in the way of real community building. We dream of big things. Of how the world
โI have a bad feeling about thisโฆโ To most people, this is a phrase that you wouldnโt think twice
Why? It allows for more relationships and nuance than we currently have in our media environment. Through the power of
I've never liked the job title 'community manager', but until recently it felt like there weren&
It's true, community can't be contained to a single forum, chat, or event. It often lives
This post is Monica Lent inspired. ๐
"Convincing someone to change their mind is really the process of convincing someone to change their tribe. If they
One of the biggest questions and challenges of communities is deciding what brings value. Without value, people naturally won'
The Rosieland crew was chatting in our internal Rosieland Slack, when Rosie captured and tweeted one of my off-the-cuff comments:
Ok, I know community is the new ๐ฅhot ๐ฅ cool thing. Everyone wants community. It's the new marketing, apparently.
These days, when we think of the community creator economy, we often think of a newsletterโs slack channel, a
A whole list of books related to the art and science of community building.
Let's talk about building community strategies that support an organizations people (the team), programs (from marketing to education)
I wrote recently about obsession of being community-first and thought it would be worth diving more specifically into to the
As much as I love community building, I'm here to be a skeptic too. With all the hype
Weโre almost midway through our Rosieland Community Building cohort and we thought the results of a collaboration activity would
I've been aware of, and been an (admittedly inactive) member of Elpha for a while now. I knew
The whole thing of โvalidating an ideaโ is thrown around so much in the startup and indie world. I nodded
Communities arenโt something that should be taken lightly โ while yes, communities can be glorious, happy places to be, if
I had strong ethics when building up Ministry of Testing and always felt uncomfortable asking people to do stuff without
Team Rosie here (Ali, Danielle, Erin, Leo). Weโre so proud of Rosie Sherryโshe continually shows us what courage,
Community research as a service. Only available in Rosieland.