How to Measure the Business Impact of your Online Community

Online communities deliver significant business benefits – but community leaders struggle to measure value using the metrics that business and financial stakeholders care about. That’s a message we heard loud and clear when we surveyed more than 270 marketing and community professionals for a recent research study.

To help community leaders link community performance with business impact – we created a new guide and framework:  “How to Measure the Business Impact of Your Online Community.”

The guide and framework arm community leaders with the ultimate list of community performance questions – and ways to answer them with metrics that matter. Marketing and community leaders can use these tools to:

  • Align community metrics with business goals
  • Benchmark current community impact and track progress over time
  • Demonstrate success in the quantitative terms that make business and financial executives sit up and take notice
  • Make a case for more resources and more funding

The 15+ page guide also walks you through the key steps you should follow to determine what matters most to your business and to choose metrics that show how your community advances those goals.

Download and start tracking the hard-and-fast data that business stakeholders crave!

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Vanessa DiMauro

Internationally recognized independent thought leader on social business strategy and operations with a specialty in online community. I help organizations drive top line growth through innovative digital strategy design and thoughtful execution. I have successfully led 60+ strategic social business initiatives for the world's most influential organizations over my 20 years as a social business executive and serve on a number of boards. My award-winning track-record is fueled by passion, experience and research. My work has been covered by leading publications such as the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and CIO Magazine and was recently named a Social Marketing Master by Forbes. As a former Executive in Residence at Babson College, Olin School of Management, I am an engaging and informational educator and keynote speaker.