Duties
The community manager holds several duties:
1. Absorbers the emotional temperature of the community in order to monitor health, satisfaction, and engagement;
2. Watches over threads, customers and ideas;
3. Announces new features and accomplishments of the company and the customers;
4. Routes requests about the organization to the right people;
5. Transforms the noisiness of the community into data that is beneficial for the customers and for the company;
6. Provides one-to-one attention to customers with issues that need to be solved;
7. Is a master of forums, social networks, YouTube, webcasts, and other media channels;
8. Keeps track of the vibrations from the community, Twitter, Facebook and other sources to sense the slightest disturbances in the company-customer continuum.
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