Social Media Community Management

Below are samples of my community management work, particularly from my assignements with Microsoft over the years. My community management experience includes monitoring comments to understand the sentiment across channels, and engaging with users as necessary. In this case, I led reactive engagement during Microsoft’s annual flagship conference, Microsoft Ignite, I engaged with users at the event, as well as looked out for what topics and products that audiences were talking about.

I specialize in engaging with communities, responding to positive comments, and offer help when users are having trouble. As seen below, when there is a special call out, such as when someone in our audience receives an award, then I will give special attention to that user. I share events, information, and do what I can to keep the community informed, and engaged.

A person standing on stage next to a large screen displaying a presentation slide that reads 'Azure Cosmos DB vector search' with the Microsoft Ignite logo at the top. The background features colorful vertical lights.
Screenshots of tweets about Microsoft announcing Phi-2, an open-source project, and discussion of AI and large language models at a tech conference.
A computer screen displaying a dark-themed social media platform, with multiple tabs or windows open, and a plant in the background on the right side of the image.
Twitter post from Microsoft Design featuring a black and white photo of Tiffany Chen, a UX Designer at Microsoft. The post includes a quote about raising awareness for inclusive product experiences, with a colorful blue and purple graphic background.
Screenshots of Twitter conversations between Holger Bunkardt and Skype for Business discussing communication platforms and usage.
Screenshot of a Facebook comment thread discussing the effectiveness of cloth masks and COVID-19 transmission, with a reply from the Washington State Department of Health.
Screenshot of a social media conversation about COVID-19 testing results, including a comment praising rigorous testing and a response from the Washington State Department of Health with a link to COVID-19 statistics.
A man and woman stand indoors in front of large windows with a cityscape view. The man wears glasses, a Explorer hat, and a black and yellow jacket, holding a microphone. The woman wears a black leather jacket over a pink and black lace dress, with her arms outstretched and mouth open.
A screenshot of a Twitter conversation showing a selfie of a man and a woman at an event, with a background of wooden paneling and another person in the background. The man is smiling, wearing glasses, and a black jacket. The woman has long hair, is smiling, and pointing at herself in the selfie. The tweets talk about running into MS Ignite and selfie skills.
Screenshots of Twitter conversation about Microsoft Teams and Skype for Business, featuring Kevin Kieller and Skype for Business account replies.
Two individuals standing in front of large city windows during a photo shoot, with a camera crew and crew members nearby. Exterior cityscape with tall buildings and cloudy sky in the background.
A cat wearing sunglasses and a pilot hat.
Twitter post from Microsoft Design congratulating John Porter for being named one of MIT's under 35 innovators, with celebratory emojis.
Collection of tweets from Microsoft Design about the Seattle Design Festival, including details about panels, discussions on harmony in design, Microsoft Surface experience, and inclusive design sessions, with promotional images and event timings.
A parking lot with several cars, including a two-tone vehicle with a white front and a red rear section, featuring an 'AVAYA' logo.
Screenshot of a Facebook conversation discussing COVID-19 masks. Dennis Flynn questions the effectiveness of masks in preventing virus spread, while the Washington State Department of Health responds, emphasizing the importance of well-fitted masks and other precautions.
Online conversation discussing cloth masks and COVID-19, with a response from the Washington State Department of Health explaining how the virus spreads and the importance of face coverings.

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