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Companies often feel great if their communities continue to say nice things and buy their products, but if the community says anything negative, the company will retract their community efforts.
This is not good for a long-term relationship. However, if a company welcomes or celebrates criticism, it will cause stronger bonds to form with its community.
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Most people are oblivious to communities forming around their product.
If you have a great product, you have to find self-appointed evangelists and ask them to help you. If you can't find them, you may not have a great product.
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A community needs an identifiable hero and inspiration from within the company.
Many employees would like to build a community, but one person needs to prioritise this task. Therefore, hire a person to be a community champion.
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Discourse or verbal exchange should be encouraged. Any company that fosters community building should participate in exchanging ideas and opinions.
Your website should provide a community forum where customers and employees can engage with one another. This will help you to...
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Your product should be "customisable," "extensible," and "malleable." Consider Adobe Photoshop. Without the company's plug-in architecture, a community might not have developed quickly.
But giving them something to chew on means your engineers did not create the perfect product. This will e...
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If you create a great product, communities will inevitably form, with or without your help.
However, building a community around a mediocre product will be very difficult.
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There are two requirements of an open system.
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