February 13, 2020

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A Community-generated Content Strategy that Works

A Community-generated Content Strategy that Works

Go behind the scenes at Opensource.com to learn how we are building a community and creating the world's premier open source story telling platform. On average, we publish 90 articles, generate 1.5M p …
Talk Title A Community-generated Content Strategy that Works
Speakers Jason Hibbets (Senior Community Architect, Red Hat)
Conference Open Source Summit + ELC North America
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Location San Diego, CA, USA
Date Aug 19-23, 2019
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Go behind the scenes at Opensource.com to learn how we are building a community and creating the world’s premier open source story telling platform. On average, we publish 90 articles, generate 1.5M page views, and receive 1M unique visits each month.In this session, we’ll look at the content strategy and community building efforts for this publication. Attendees will see the nuts-and-bolts of what we do, including the tools, the metrics, and the strategy that’s helped this project grow site traffic by 10-20% year over year.This session will:* Provide details about our content strategy* Outline the value of our community moderator program* Share techniques we use to get community-generated content

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