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Angela Connor

After three years as Managing Editor of User-Generated Content at WRAL.com where Angela aunched the first online community, and grew it to more than 15,000 members, she moved on to a bigger, more challenging opportunity.

Today, she is the Vice President, Director of Social Media at Capstrat, identifying opportunities and developing strategies for top-notch clients.

Angela is also author of the book “18 Rules of Community Engagement: A Guide for Building Relationships and Connecting with Customers Online.”


Latest from Angela Connor

When a Facebook Status Update Goes Horribly Wrong

How long does it take to anger a slew of fans on your own Facebook page? Let’s ask Nikon. A status update posted on their Facebook wall yesterday has garnered 1,677 likes; 1,233 shares and 3,008 comments. Numbers to die for in …

Who Will Be the First Social Sideline Reporter?

When I see something smart, I just have to share it. And this move by the Phoenix Suns is just that…smart. The Phoenix Suns will become the first NBA team to hire what they call a Social Sideline Reporter. Now, I’m sure …

Be Smart About What You Post on LinkedIn

It’s one thing to gripe on Twitter. People expect it. If it’s a customer service issue and you’re lucky – the right person from Company X will see it, work to resolve your issue, and you can move on. It’s a common …

Father’s Day, Facebook and T.G.I. Friday’s

Talk about serving your audience on Facebook. Couple that with capitalizing on customer interests and an upcoming holiday and it’s hard to deny that  T.G.I. Friday’s® has a winner on its hands with the new Buy a Beer App. As someone who …

True Community Must Be Earned

It’s been a long time since I’ve posted. It’s not that I haven’t been motivated, nor that I didn’t have the time. I never have the time. I’m pretty sure that no one really has  time to blog, we all just make …

Live from a Community Manager’s Inbox

I am always happy to discuss the difficulty of managing an online community. I’ve written about the misconceptions, provided tips on what it takes to find success, and explained the differences between a community manager and a social media manager. Because I …

Don’t underestimate the power of lurkers

Diving into a community head first can be intimidating for some people, even though it may be second nature to you and me. Sometimes it’s much easier to stay in the background and lurk, enjoying the community with no real commitment. It’s …

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