Getting Started with EngagementHQ

Use these resources to help you get setup and prepared for your new site.

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23 articles in this collection
Written by Nathan Connors, Gayathri Rajendiran, Vishwas Prasad and 1 other

User Guides

Multilingual Admin Interface

How to change language for the admin user interface in your site

Written by Sonia Dev
Updated over a week ago

Site Admin User Guide

This guide explains what you need to do as a site administrator before you launch your site.

Written by Vishwas Prasad
Updated this week

Hub Admin User Guide

Use this guide to help you get started as a hub administrator

Written by Gayathri Rajendiran
Updated over a week ago

Project Admin User Guide

Use this guide to learn about your role as a project administrator

Written by Vishwas Prasad
Updated yesterday

Before you launch

Step 1: Plan your projects

Before you begin you need to plan for your first projects.

Written by Nathan Connors
Updated over a week ago

Step 2 : Choose between different templates in the Appearance Editor

This article explains the various templates available on the new Home page editor.

Written by Vishwas Prasad
Updated over a week ago

Step 3: Map your site

This article shows you how to wireframe your site before you begin.

Written by Gayathri Rajendiran
Updated over a week ago

Step 4: Choose your preferred domain

Learn how to set your preferred domain (URL) using CNAME records without IP addresses

Written by Gayathri Rajendiran
Updated over a week ago

Step 5: Appearance editor - Logos, icons and images

Change your logo, background image, banner image and favicon.

Written by Gayathri Rajendiran
Updated over a week ago

Step 6: Setup your engagement team

Learn how to setup your engagement team to help you build and manage your EngagementHQ site.

Written by Gayathri Rajendiran
Updated over a week ago

Step 7: Develop a registration form

Learn why a registration form is essential part of planning your new EngagementHQ site.

Written by Gayathri Rajendiran
Updated yesterday

Step 8: Prepare for a community reference group with EngagementHQ

This article describes the best way to set up and recruit a community panel or reference group.

Written by Gayathri Rajendiran
Updated over a week ago

Step 9 : Understanding the Appearance Editor

Personalization of various elements of the home page, using the Appearance editor

Written by Vishwas Prasad
Updated over a week ago

Setup site navigation and menus

Modify the default header and footer menus on your site.

Written by Gayathri Rajendiran
Updated this week

Step 10: Review your privacy policy

Get your legal team to review our privacy policy template.

Written by Gayathri Rajendiran
Updated over a week ago

Step 11: Enable traffic tracking with Google Analytics

How to integrate Google Analytics to your website

Written by Gayathri Rajendiran
Updated over a week ago

Before Launch

Checklist for site launch

Review this list before launching your site.

Written by Gayathri Rajendiran
Updated over a week ago

Overcoming online engagement issues before you begin

Promoting online consultation

Engaging online isn't a self fulfilling prophecy. You still need to tell the world you want their feedback!

Written by Gayathri Rajendiran
Updated over a week ago

Managing consultation fatigue

Setting expectations and coordinating across the organisation can work to avoid consultation fatigue.

Written by Gayathri Rajendiran
Updated over a week ago

Integrating offline and online engagement

Work through our tip sheet to learn how to integrate your engagement activities.

Written by Gayathri Rajendiran
Updated over a week ago

Creating a culture of engagement

Organisational buy in at a senior level is crucial to the success of your engagement strategy.

Written by Gayathri Rajendiran
Updated over a week ago

Integrating social media with engagement HQ

Learn about ways to integrate your social media presence and EngagementHQ for the best engagement results.

Written by Gayathri Rajendiran
Updated over a week ago

Closing the loop

A simple ‘thank you’ is the most powerful tool to acknowledge the time and effort your community has put into your project.

Written by Gayathri Rajendiran
Updated over a week ago