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More trust. More identification. More solidarity.
Community building for internal stakeholders
When it comes to customer loyalty, the term «community building» is widely used. Unfortunately, internal stakeholders are often forgotten. Our white papers therefore focus entirely on engaging your own members – whether in companies, voluntary organisations or the local leisure club.
A selection of white papers
How to simplify communication with your members
17 pages
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Loneliness instead of connection in neighbourhoods
16 pages
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The great community frustration: why so many fail to keep their members happy
18 pages
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Cultural change: 3 problems in internal company communication
15 pages
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Community building in local communities
16 pages
Read moreHow to simplify communication with your members
There are many problems and challenges in communicating with members. We show how they arise and what you can do about them. With these five steps you will manage to improve communication with your members.
The great community frustration: why so many fail to keep their members happy
The task of communities is to create an environment in which members feel comfortable and included. But what happens when the opposite is the case? Frustration spreads. This white paper describes the causes of this frustration and offers a three-step solution.
Loneliness instead of connection in neighbourhoods: the problems and their effects
Everyone should feel at home in their neighbourhood. After all, we spend about half of our lives in this environment. Wouldn't it therefore make sense to actively work towards happy living together? Unfortunately, in many places this is not yet the case.
Community building in local communities
How can communities such as clubs, estates, neighbourhoods or church congregations activate living together among their members and retain them in the long term? The «community building» approach, widespread in companies and modern organisations, shows the right way.
Cultural change: 3 problems in internal company communication
New technologies and digital connectivity are fundamentally changing our everyday lives, our society and our working world. The decisive question in the face of digital change is therefore: where do companies need to start in order to shape cultural change successfully?
The beUnity team showed us how to get residents to engage more in the neighbourhood.
More on the topic
The beUnity Academy offers various forms of support to help neighbourhoods, clubs or church congregations turn their members into an active community.
