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  • Richard Millington is the founder of FeverBee, a community consultancy and Professional Community Management course. Richard is also the author of Buzzing Communities: How To Build Bigger, Better, And More Active Online Communities. Richard's clients have included Google, AutoDesk, United Nations, Novartis, Wikipedia, Oracle, The World Bank, Diabetes Hands Foundation, Fidelity Investments, and many more. Richard is also the the author of the Online Community Manifesto.

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Brian Hsi

Nice tips, thanks! I'm wondering if there's another series of questions we should be asking though. For example, are destination communities relevant? Put another way, does X mark the spot for community?

Paul C

Hi Richard,
I have tagged you for a blogosphere chain post. I hope you can take part. Wordle has commercial as well as educational applications.

I look forward to your posts.

Peter Gold

Rich

We conduct internal social media audits of both Exec Team and potential community members so we can 'predict' a bit more.

Peter

Peter Bekel

Great post, good ideas. Thanks!

Tom Harle

Really good stuff, thanks

Kevin Cesarz

Thanks a ton, Richard.
A lot of great information - clear, orderly, and succinct. I am trying to develop a basic business plan to help local companies as a social media manager here in Toledo, Ohio. This really helped me. I had been in the newspaper business for many years (terminated recently because of the bad economy) and always expressed disappointment with our one-way communication strategy. An exciting time to actually build conversations and communities. They were there all along but newspapers ignored them to their own peril.

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