Social Networks, Marketing & Online Communities - and more - "Online Community Report - August 2007"

Tuesday, August 14. 2007

A little cross promotion of our latest Online Community Report newsletter, which has come great stuff about trends in social networking, the public release of a report we did on "Online Community Metrics", and marketing to online communities (including an event we're hosting in NYC on "Marketing & Online Communities" on November 8, 2007.) Many of the trends we track in the OCR are more on the private sector side, but with interesting lessons and implications for organizations in the public sector - policy, research, advocacy, government, etc. Interesting stuff - and nice work by our Bill Johnston.

I also want to plug our new "Online Community Research Network" - a research-based network of online community pros studying best practices for building and managing communities. Memberships now available, and read more at http://www.onlinecommunityresearch.com

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Influence covers innovations in communication, Internet technology and strategy to generate influence on important public policy issues. Chris Wolz manages this blog with the help of his colleagues at Forum One Communications, a web strategy/technology firm in the Washington DC area.