Keep the following considerations in mind when planning your Stakeholder Hub.
Step 1: Design your Stakeholder Hub
Stakeholder Hubs share the same properties as Member Hubs. When designing the Stakeholder Hub, consider using color overlays and distinct images to help Owners and Moderators quickly distinguish the different hubs on Organization page.
Step 2: Create collections
Create collections specific to your business. When naming your collections, consider the theme of the content (Benefits, Policies, and Events) rather than the type of content (White Papers, Forms, and Videos). You should limit the number of collections to between 3-5, depending on the length of the collection name.
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Step 3: Create posts
Use the Stakeholder Hub to share activity reports and links to articles about your business on the internet. You may also want to set the hub permissions to allow members to submit posts.
Step 4: Create a team of contributors
Invite members from within your organization to contribute, share, and moderate content on the Stakeholder Hub. For more information, see Teams.
Step 5: Invite colleagues to the Stakeholder Hub
Since there is no community in Community to import members from, you will need to invite stakeholders to join the hub. For more information, see Create a stakeholder hub user.
Step 6: Manage your posts
You can feature important posts on the hub to ensure they remain visible to stakeholders. You can also use the hub analytics to see which posts are being viewed, liked, and shared.