The online environment creates a psychological space. (you want the learning curve to be very quick) The Space Who will be running the community? And how will you train new members?
Are you looking for an element of gamification to increase engagement?ġ0. text chat between members, video calls, administrative control?ĩ. What functionality would you like to have e.g. What third party integrations would you like to have?Ĩ. How will you ensure you only get members who are ‘the right fit’ to meet your strategic aims? (some platforms allow members who have a link to join, some are ‘open door’ so anyone can join etc.)ħ. What is your budget for the community software/platform? (there are good free options, as well as paid) Tactics and operationalĦ. Do you want the community to be ‘part of a Social Media platform’, or platform agnostic?ĥ. (a community of 500 may need a different approach to 50,000 – see below)Ĥ. across Social Media) are your community members spread right now?ģ.
What is the outcome you are seeking to achieve by having an online community?Ģ. This is where we start with clients looking at our Community Building solution, and should help guide you too: Strategicġ.
#BEST SOCIAL QUESTIONS TO ASK ON SLACK SOFTWARE#
Consultancy questions to consider when choosing community software Seeing as people have been asking for some more information, I thought I would lay out some of the main considerations when choosing a ‘home’ for your community. In my recent quick guide to community building I mention how we are now using Slack to build communities, even though it is very much a ‘team tool’.
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