My Story

I feel like I've been community minded all my life. I grew up playing competitive softball from age 7 through my freshman year at Belmont University. In the height of it all, we were playing some 200 games a year, and practicing roughly seven days a week when we weren't playing. I was a catcher, meaning I was the team leader. The catcher is the only one with a view of the entire field and can see everything as it unfolds. It was my responsibility that we play the entire game as a team.

Since I gave up that game, I've traded it in for another, and that's my passion behind community and community management. The need to manage your community online is here and now, and there has never been a more perfect opportunity to hop into the space. Engage with people as they are talking about your brand. Offer them incentives through social media channels. Build a Ning social network so that people can meet others who are also passionate about your brand and interact with not only you but each other. There are so many opportunities to jump in and not only have an intimate conversation with your community, but allow them to feel a part of what you are doing. Let's get you going!