build a good culture around your community
moderationbe involved
Having the community leaders actively and regularly involved helps energize the community, add to the culture, keep leadership in touch with the community's needs.
supporthost frequent webinars
Keeping up to date with the latest changes and happenings in the community is a big job. Invite your members to a discussion on what's new, what's coming soon, and their opinions and ideas.
trainingtrain admins & moderators
Your community staff is a big part of what shapes your community's interaction. Train them on tools and techniques to make them the best.
moderationbetter monitor toxic content
Keeping an eye out on an entire community for undesirable content requires a lot of work. Use tools where you can to make it easier.
supportcommunicate guidelines and rules
Help everybody play by the rules by showcasing them in a clear, effective manner and follow through on the expectations you set.
gamingincentivize positive activity
Everybody likes cookies, right? These aren't participation trophies, but actual methods to reward and encourage positive behavior in your community.
ModerationThoughtful communication is key for a positive and productive community culture
set the stage
Clearly establish expectations and have your team lead by example.reduce toxicity
Utilize tools to discourage negative content and behavior.support and educate your team
Stay in communication and share community management best practices.
Webinars allow you to directly connect with your community
We have the most badass team of all time, team Audentio. Sarah, Ian, Alex, Mike, and others. These people are unbelievable, they are community gurus and they’re getting started with the greatest tools on planet earth for you guys to communicate with each other, to help each other, to benefit from whatever experiences you’re having on the site.
Brian Haner jr. Synyster Gates SchoolHow wellness can benefit your community
- promote a positive culture
- build trust between the managers and community
- better alert administrators to activity requiring attention
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Our team wanted to find a way to recognize each other more and enhance our overall culture. So we decided to gamify it and made House Cup - a simple way for people to award (or remove) points to each other.
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