23rd May 2007

Podcast on Communities…

I recently was introduced to Paul Dunay of by Mukund of Best Engaging Communities.  Paul and I set up time for a phone call to talk with one another.  As sometimes happens, what started as a hello, let’s chat, quickly turned into a spur of the moment Podcast - welcome to the web 2.0 world that allows us to go from 1:1 conversation to public - push button!

I had a great time talking with Paul about communities…below were the topics we ranged across and to the podcast.  I know I didn’t give all these their due justice, but thanks Paul for suggesting we share the conversation!

  • Communities in a wikinomics world
  • Using the Pay it Forward model
  • How do you know when to build community
  • The problem with websites today
  • Goal of a support community
  • Create a sense of maternity for your users
  • Give them access, not tools!
  • How many communities does Microsoft have
  • Connecting with your Most Valuable contributors
  • Using Communities in integrated marketing
  • Communities role in launching Vista
  • Day to day mgmt of many communities
  • Negative is the new positive
  • Digg’s efforts to delete a post
  • Web 2.0 vs Web 2.0 apologies

Sean

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  1. 1 On May 24th, 2007, Mukund Mohan said:

    Great podcast. Did not get a chance to feel the time go by real quick.
    Good work Sean.

  2. 2 On May 27th, 2007, Sean O'Driscoll said:

    I’ve always been a bit of a talker…I think I could do 5-6 hrs straight on the topic (if sitting in a pub anyway:))

    sean

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