Don’t be shy now Rai, have a watch of the video – you never know, you might like it!

Don’t be shy now Rai, have a watch of the video – you never know, you might like it!

Okay, so we decided this – we’d connect up with the existing group on FB, and use the one I created as a localised one – easier to organise events etc.

Oh, and I had no idea our chat was being recorded either… I was mortified when I found out! (Can’t even remember what I said, and I can’t bring myself to watch it.)

Okay, so we decided this – we’d connect up with the existing group on FB, and use the one I created as a localised one – easier to organise events etc.

Oh, and I had no idea our chat was being recorded either… I was mortified when I found out! (Can’t even remember what I said, and I can’t bring myself to watch it.)

Community management is a very exciting field right now, and there’s a great deal of very talented people out there already practicing, as well as a good deal more writing about relevant CM strategy.

I really appreciate your challenge to me – to detail the nuts and bolts of the CM role as I experience it – and I’m looking forward to doing just that.

2009 is shaping up to be an exciting year for the Sports Hydrant and there will be lots to discuss. I’ll share my journey as a working community manager here with you and anyone else who cares to tune in.

I’ve joined @mattrhodes’ LinkedIn group (just waiting approval) and am very excited about the idea of a collective resource around CM. What sort of format were you thinking? I have quite a few ideas around this, so what about I take you up on that offer of a coffee? DM me on Twitter @scott_drummond and we’ll arrange a time.

Oh, and of course, your Mum is right :-)

Community management is a very exciting field right now, and there’s a great deal of very talented people out there already practicing, as well as a good deal more writing about relevant CM strategy.

I really appreciate your challenge to me – to detail the nuts and bolts of the CM role as I experience it – and I’m looking forward to doing just that.

2009 is shaping up to be an exciting year for the Sports Hydrant and there will be lots to discuss. I’ll share my journey as a working community manager here with you and anyone else who cares to tune in.

I’ve joined @mattrhodes’ LinkedIn group (just waiting approval) and am very excited about the idea of a collective resource around CM. What sort of format were you thinking? I have quite a few ideas around this, so what about I take you up on that offer of a coffee? DM me on Twitter @scott_drummond and we’ll arrange a time.

Oh, and of course, your Mum is right :-)

Let’s consolidate the two groups together. As the Aussie Community Managers Commune came second and is less established, I vote to bring their members over to the Australian Community Managers group.

Then we should work hard to get great stuff happening in one consolidated place, rather than divide our efforts between two essentially similar spaces.

But I’d love to hear what you think Rai. Comment back here when you get the chance.

Let’s consolidate the two groups together. As the Aussie Community Managers Commune came second and is less established, I vote to bring their members over to the Australian Community Managers group.

Then we should work hard to get great stuff happening in one consolidated place, rather than divide our efforts between two essentially similar spaces.

But I’d love to hear what you think Rai. Comment back here when you get the chance.