Comments on: who’s there? http://community-management.pl/artykuly/whos-there/12 Community Management Blog by Arvind Juneja, zarządzanie społecznościami. Czyli czym się zajmuje Community-Manager. Blog Fri, 11 May 2012 12:32:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Manager http://community-management.pl/artykuly/whos-there/12/comment-page-1#comment-43 Manager Tue, 22 Jul 2008 00:53:03 +0000 http://community-management.pl/?p=12#comment-43 It's clear that if you play fair you'll archive long term goals. What is sad - many people don't care about others, and blindly spam about their products or services, sometimes being even rude to other, while feeling unrecognizable. It's the worst part of community managers work to constantly hunt them down. It’s clear that if you play fair you’ll archive long term goals. What is sad – many people don’t care about others, and blindly spam about their products or services, sometimes being even rude to other, while feeling unrecognizable. It’s the worst part of community managers work to constantly hunt them down.

]]> By: Jacob http://community-management.pl/artykuly/whos-there/12/comment-page-1#comment-17 Jacob Thu, 17 Jul 2008 15:56:49 +0000 http://community-management.pl/?p=12#comment-17 Good tips for any online campaign. Transparency is critical to the success of any online marketing or buzz campaign. It's always important to establish if a profile is being managed by a team of marketers or a character is being "invented" for marketing purposes. While you may be more successful in the short-term by presenting an invented character, the backlash when your community finds out -- and they will find out -- can be devastating. Good tips for any online campaign.

Transparency is critical to the success of any online marketing or buzz campaign. It’s always important to establish if a profile is being managed by a team of marketers or a character is being “invented” for marketing purposes. While you may be more successful in the short-term by presenting an invented character, the backlash when your community finds out — and they will find out — can be devastating.

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