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TMA-SC-301300 level
Community Leadership, Advocacy and Social Revenue
A ladder nobody climbs, and a creator budget spent twice on the same audience. 10 modules and a practical lab, about 30 guided hours.
₦30,000
Plus 7.5% VAT at checkout. Pay once. Full access for 12 months. The certificate is yours permanently.
Best taken after TMA-SC-201. That’s guidance, not a gate — you can take this course whenever you like.
What you’ll be able to do
- Measure a participation ladder and value each rung in revenue.
- Quantify what activating a member in their first month is worth.
- Compare activation rates by joining route and size the opportunity.
- Measure creator performance decay across repeat campaigns.
- Build a creator portfolio with an explicit renewal and rotation rule.
- Compare creator tiers on cost per acquisition rather than on reach.
- Cost employee advocacy honestly and write its guardrails.
- Size a moderation function from participation rather than membership.
- Price a trust and safety incident and write the policy that prevents one.
- Write a social profit and loss covering community, creators and advocacy.
What’s inside
10 modules + lab · around 30 hours
1
The participation ladder, valued
1 lesson1Read this module180 minreading
2
Activation: the first month decides
1 lesson1Read this module180 minreading
3
Creator decay: the second campaign
1 lesson1Read this module180 minreading
4
Portfolio management: renewal and rotation
1 lesson1Read this module180 minreading
5
Employee advocacy, and the guardrails it needs
1 lesson1Read this module180 minreading
6
Trust, safety and the moderation bill
1 lesson1Read this module180 minreading
7
Membership models and the participation ladder by design
1 lesson1Read this module180 minreading
8
Social commerce and the revenue the community actually drives
1 lesson1Read this module180 minreading
9
The social profit and loss
1 lesson1Read this module180 minreading
10
Running the function
1 lesson1Read this module180 minreading
11
Practical Lab — A ladder nobody climbs, and a creator budget spent twice on the same audience
1 lesson1Work the lab90 minreading
