This course explores the dynamic and multifaceted role of community managers in today’s digital and offline environments. Designed for aspiring and current community managers, marketers, and digital strategists, the course covers essential skills, tools, and techniques required to build, nurture, and sustain brand communities.
Learners will gain an in-depth understanding of both digital and non-digital community management strategies, including the effective use of social media platforms, blogs, forums, newsletters, and mobile applications. The course also addresses offline tools like events and one-on-one communication that reinforce community loyalty and engagement.
Through case studies, practical assignments, and theoretical frameworks, participants will learn to navigate challenges such as member recruitment, managing feedback, creating engaging content, and handling crises. Emphasis is placed on using analytics and metrics to measure community success from both the company’s and the manager’s perspective.
By the end of the course, learners will be equipped to strategically plan, execute, and evaluate comprehensive community management initiatives that align with business goals and foster meaningful connections.
Key Topics Covered:
Roles and responsibilities of community managers
Digital tools: social networks, blogs, video/photo sharing
Offline engagement strategies and community events
Communication, marketing, and project management skills
Strategic planning and content development
Analytics and metrics for measuring community progress
Addressing challenges and conflict resolution
Case studies and global community management trends
Learning Format:
Blended (online lectures, interactive sessions, offline activities)
Ideal For:
Community managers, marketing professionals, brand strategists, and anyone responsible for engaging with customer or interest-based communities.