In this eye-opening episode, I break down why you're probably doing too much in your community management – and what to focus on instead. I'll show you how to identify the vital 20% of activities that generate 80% of your results, so you can eliminate busywork and concentrate on what truly drives engagement.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction: The Exhaustion of Community Management
00:58 Meet Rachel Starr: Your Community Strategist
03:00 The 80/20 Rule: Focus on What Matters
07:14 Identifying High-Impact Activities
11:10 Practical Tips for Community Managers
15:37 Tools and Resources for Community Building
17:22 Eliminating Low-Impact Activities
22:13 Case Study: Sarah's Community Transformation
24:21 Conclusion: Quality Over Quantity
25:21 Homework and Final Thoughts
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