A well-established community of over 50,000 reports a universally high satisfaction rate from members via surveys and polls. However, a contingent of 2,000 members plan to form their own community organization due to ideological disagreements within the incumbent community. The new community has a similar mission but different branding. The members of the new community want to continue to participate in the existing community but put more effort into the new organization.
How should the incumbent community manager proceed?

A new member of a parent group asks for advice on how to handle a bullying incident. The member's question has been posted for several hours. No other members have responded.
What is the most effective action to promote discussion and collaboration regarding this topic among parents in this group?

It's April, and Earth Day is approaching. A parenting group has shown interest in sustainability, so the community manager brainstorms new ideas to engage the community.
What are the two most efficient steps for the community manager to take to inform campaign planning? (Choose 2)

A community for social media experts wants to encourage engagement and growth. To do this, they want to offer more unique opportunities to meet and connect online.
They would like to produce regular sessions where influencers share their expertise.
What can the community manager do to meet this goal?

A community with a strong online and in-person offering received funding 12 months ago to grow and scale the community globally. To secure similar future funding opportunities and brand partnerships, the community manager needs to compile a report that shows that the community achieved its goals with the original funding.
Which data should the community manager include in this report?