For me, community building is so much about finding your tribe, slowly adding new members to the club, folks who share that same passion and enthusiasm.
It’s really important to also clearly provide details about what benefits a user gets for joining your community. The internet already provides options for many types of communities, what’s going to be the main differentiating reason why someone will want to join yours?
I also think as a community manager, you will learn and adjust a lot as you spend time building out the community. From my experience building websites and working on different methods to grow traffic, the best way to learn is by doing, talking to people, and having fun along the way.
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For me, community building is so much about finding your tribe, slowly adding new members to the club, folks who share that same passion and enthusiasm.
It’s really important to also clearly provide details about what benefits a user gets for joining your community. The internet already provides options for many types of communities, what’s going to be the main differentiating reason why someone will want to join yours?
I also think as a community manager, you will learn and adjust a lot as you spend time building out the community. From my experience building websites and working on different methods to grow traffic, the best way to learn is by doing, talking to people, and having fun along the way.