Philip is Community Manager at Zmags. Previously, he was community manager of  FIFA UK at Electronic Arts and Digital Producer at The Walt Disney Company. G: How did you build your experience as community manager/strategist? Special interest fan sites and smaller communities with a core following were the order of the day for several years. did however take a break to focus on the strategy side rather than the management for a 2 year period and spent that time as a consultant / strategist before diving back in to community management. G: Does the size matter? MORE >>

You can follow Tim on Twitter or on Facebook. With Facebook’s recent changes to the layout of fan pages (aka business pages, aka brand pages), has come the opportunity for those with creativity to design a much more compelling and fully branded page. By default, Facebook reduces your Profile Picture and selects a 50 x 50 pixel section for your thumbnail, but you can edit this to improve it, and you should! Create a Custom iFrame Tab: Free Facebook iFrame Apps. But they require creating a Facebook application and, in general, require many more Web skills. MORE >>

But still, many companies have a hard time to know what content they should share with their community on social media platforms such as Facebook. With this blog post, I’ll try to give you some tips on how you can work with editorial planning to strengthen the identity of your community, to create and plan content and to monitor feedback. Define your community. To build a community connected to your brand, you should create a clearly defined identity of your community; how it makes people feel and how it creates a sense of belonging. Tweet. MORE >>

Shruti Shah Goradia is Social Media Marketing Manager: Content and Community at Kodak. You can follow Shruti on Twitter , Facebook or Linkedin. G: Where is the best place to build the community? Thus was born the Tips & Projects Exchange – Kodak’s branded online community. would recommend having a branded community site or blog as the home base and use the content from those to feed Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and other social media platforms. Wall posts and tweets disappear into oblivion whereas bog posts and community articles live forever. MORE >>

While Google's search algorithms are well kept secrets Facebook is transparent about the algorithms that it uses for Posts of Pages to appear on the Feeds of the Fans / Community Members. The Facebook algorithm is called EdgeRank. So basically what does this tell us in short: The more immediate, the more times people interact with Page, and the more they comment is better for the Page posts to come up and be seen on the Feeds of Fans and Community Members. My Business Page is on Facebook at: [link] Do join me MORE >>