SocialFish

NOVEMBER 22, 2010

There are definitely many, many kinds of positive comments and posts where a simple “thanks for the comment!&# , or agreement, or encouragement, or acknowledgment is better than deafening silence from the organization. Speed - The quicker foot-soldiers understand protocol, the quicker comments get responded to.

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Social Media Policies Case Study Communities 267

SocialFish

OCTOBER 12, 2010

Further to this, if anyone has a particularly interesting case study on this topic and would be interested in presenting it with me during this session , please let me know. Comments welcome here on the blog or by email to maddie[at]socialfish.org. Tags: Association Case Studies Open Community Presentations.

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Lurker Case Study Study Conference 162

SocialFish

JANUARY 22, 2011

I pointed last week to the latest Pew Internet research study about internet users and groups which found that the users most engaged with social media are also the most engaged in groups. Here is a video of a panel at the State of the Net conference in DC last week discussing the study. Clearly directly relevant to associations.

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Gov 2.0 Groups Groups NGO 196

SocialFish

JANUARY 4, 2011

Post videos, images, long essay-like posts, short list posts (ahem), link love posts, interviews, case studies, deconstruct a Twitter conversation, try a podcast or live blog an event. Don’t ever worry about lack of comments. They are still reading and sharing even if not commenting. Pay attention to what resonates.

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Lurker Case Study WordPress Study 182

SocialFish

JANUARY 11, 2011

Just wanted to take this opportunity to thank everyone who reads, shares, comments on, tweets and otherwise supports our SocialFishing blog. Case Study: MPI and the “Social Media Guru” program for #WEC10. Here’s to more great conversations to come in 2011! in chronological order. Don’t focus on technology, focus on behavior.

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Postrank Handbook Case Study Press Release 170

SocialFish

SEPTEMBER 17, 2010

Another fabulous comment/question posted on the Mojo post just yesterday (told you I was still getting comments!). Forgive me for summarizing here, but what I’m seeing in Jennifer’s comment are the following questions (in a nutshell): 1) what makes a session challenging enough content-wise? Can you help Jennifer?

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SocialFish

SEPTEMBER 29, 2010

This manifested itself in some pretty obvious ways—leading the navigation with community as an example—but also in surfacing elements like recent comments on articles, latest activity in our social networking platform, Member 2 Member (M2M), and providing easy access to our social outposts. Over to you! Have you checked out the site?

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Case Study Sites Sample Samples 172