Community Management Explained: Beginner’s Guide | Episode 1



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Welcome to the first episode of our series on community management! In this video, I will provide an introduction to community management and explain why it’s important for any business or organisation. Subsequently, I will cover topics like building a community, engaging with members, and measuring success. Stay tuned for more episodes in this series, where we’ll delve deeper into the world of community management.

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00:00 Introduction
01:11 Understanding Community Management
02:57 Platforms to Host Online Communities
04:15 Role of a Community Manager
05:58 A Little About The Figma Community I Led

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21 thoughts on “Community Management Explained: Beginner’s Guide | Episode 1”

  1. Most social media managers don't know their role that's why they price low and pay low. Most smm do smm jobs, community manager jobs also content creation 3 in 1. Meanwhile they different roles. Thanks for d video ma'am ❤

  2. Thank you for sharing , I am new to community management and this has helped me gain clarity. I look forward to more series from you .

    Please tag me when your new videos come out . Thank you

  3. Thank you for sharing. I have a couple of questions

    • Do you always have to be online?
    • Do you always have respond to every single query? Or do you let the community do its thing and sort of allow them rely on each other, and answer each other’s questions?
    • Also, what if your community members don’t want to or aren’t active regardless of what you try?

  4. Thank you for sharing. It was very insightful.
    As a community manager with less than a year experience, I got to understand some key things about community management.
    Please I have a question: How can a community manager build a portfolio? I was applying for a role and was asked for my portfolio. I would appreciate a video on this topic.
    Thank you

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