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"What do you do when you’re not inheriting a community—but building one from scratch inside an existing organization? In this episode of Community Case Studies, host Seth Resler sits down with Elsie Escobar—a longtime le
Hosted by Seth Resler of Community Marketing Revolution · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 11 episodes
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What does it actually take to build a real community—not just a social media following or a membership list, but a sense of genuine belonging?In Community Case Studies, we go beyond theory and dive into real-world examples. Each episode spotlights a different group—nonprofits, festivals, clubs, coworking spaces, online forums, and more—and explores how they apply time-tested community-building principles to bring people together.Hosted by digital strategist and community consultant Seth Resler, this podcast is your behind-the-scenes look at what’s working (and what isn’t) in the field of community. Whether you're launching a new initiative or strengthening an existing one, you’ll walk away with practical insights, proven tactics, and plenty of inspiration.Real stories. Real people. Real belonging.
Seth Resler of Community Marketing Revolution hosts Community Case Studies, a business show with 11 episodes published.
"What do you do when you’re not inheriting a community—but building one from scratch inside an existing organization? In this episode of Community Case Studies, host Seth Resler sits down with Elsie Escobar—a longtime le
What if the real value of a membership isn’t the content — but the connection? In this episode of Community Case Studies, host Seth Resler talks with Emily and Alan Braithwaite, founders of Yellow Tuxedo and creators of
What if creativity isn’t a “nice-to-have,” but a missing piece of wellness—and community is how you unlock it? In this episode of Community Case Studies: How Belonging Is Really Built, host Seth Resler talks with Meagan
What if the reason your conference feels forgettable isn’t the quality of the speakers—but the lack of real connection between the people in the room? In this episode of Community Case Studies, host Seth Resler talks wit
What happens when a niche inside a niche becomes a thriving global community? When podcast editor Steve Stewart couldn’t find a place to talk shop about post-production, he built one himself—the Podcast Editors Club, whi
What if the secret to building a thriving event community started with something as simple as sharing a slice of pie? When event producer Valentina Ruffoni noticed how isolating freelance event work could be, she baked u
What happens when bestselling authors build spaces for readers, not just audiences? International bestselling novelist Karen Dionne, author of The Marsh King’s Daughter and The Wicked Sister, joins host Seth Resler to ta
How does a community of creatives grow from a college film festival into a global talent network? Vi Andrews, Community Lead at Ideas United, manages a worldwide community of storytellers—photographers, filmmakers, desig
What happens when a radio station hands the mic to the community it serves? At WYSO, the public radio station in Southwest Ohio, storytelling is a collaborative effort. Through the Eichelberger Center for Community Voice
A thriving music scene starts with a strong sense of community—and in Milwaukee, it often starts at the Grace Weber's Music Lab. This arts and music education program serves high school and middle school students, offeri
What does it actually take to build a real community—not just a social media following or a membership list, but a sense of genuine belonging? In Community Case Studies, we go beyond theory and dive into real-world examp
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Community Case Studies is hosted by Seth Resler of Community Marketing Revolution. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 11 episodes.
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