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Hey everyone! 👋 Excited to be part of this amazing community! I'm Sarah, a coffee enthusiast ☕ and aspiring plant mom 🌱. In the real world, I work in marketing, but here I'm all about positive vibes and supporting each other. Can't wait to connect with you all! 😊

Newsflash: Half of US adults are getting their news, at least sometimes, from social media, according to a new study of American news consumption habits from the Pew Research Center. Which social media, to be exact? According to the research, which surveyed 8,842 US adults between Sept. 25 and Oct. 1, Facebook—which has steadily deprioritized news content—is king, with three in 10 respondents saying they regularly get news from the platform. YouTube was also a major source for news, with around a quarter (26%) of respondents stating they regularly get news from the site. Instagram was next with 16%, while 14% of respondents said they regularly get news from Tik…

The social media boom of the last decade is over. It’s not that people are no longer using social media — they are. They’re just using it less, and engaging differently." "In 2022, the average daily time spent on social media declined globally leading to a drop in organic reach for brands and creators. Per GWI, 54% of people use social media to connect with friends and family, and 27% of people use social media to keep up with news. What they aren’t necessarily hopping on social media to do is be sold to. However, social media platforms need users to spend as much time on their apps as possible and to continue buying from advertisers in order to remain pro…

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Do you own a community? Is it a single niche or multi-niche? Why did you choose a single niche or multi-niche for your forum? I like single niche forums, that's because I know what to expect there and I do not have to bother with topics that I do not like. I do not want to be in a community where users create posts on almost everything. It will be really difficult to find quality content in these communities.

The journey of launching and growing online communities and forums can be likened to the challenges faced by digital platform businesses in attracting and mobilizing users. Successful platforms, such as social media networks and collaborative forums, effectively connect a diverse array of users, facilitating interactions and information sharing. To embark on this path and achieve lasting success, community managers should ponder five fundamental questions tailored to their context: 1. Can I Attract a Diverse User Base? Building a thriving online community hinges on attracting a diverse and engaged user base. This diversity can encompass contributors, moderators,…

Mentors have emerged as unsung heroes, providing invaluable guidance to budding entrepreneurs and community managers. Much like venture capitalists in the world of startups, mentors offer a wealth of experience and expertise, helping shape the trajectory of online communities and forums. Let's delve into how their influence can foster thriving digital communities. 1. Crafting a Viable Community Model One of the primary roles of mentors is assisting in the creation and refinement of a viable community model. Just as in the startup realm, where they help iterate toward a sustainable prototype, mentors guide community managers in developing a robust framework. This…

Creating a code of conduct for an online community is essential to foster a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment for all members. Here are key elements to include when writing a code of conduct: Purpose and Scope: Clearly state the purpose of the code of conduct and its application to the community. Define the scope of the community it covers, including any associated platforms (e.g., forums, chat rooms, social media, etc.). General Expectations: Emphasize the importance of respectful and courteous behavior. Encourage members to treat others as they would like to be treated. Specify that the code applies to all community…

In online communities and forums, two key players come into the spotlight: community moderators and community leaders. These roles, though distinct, are pivotal in shaping the success of these digital spaces. Let's dive into these roles with a focus on simplicity. 1. Moderators vs. Leaders: Simple Distinctions Online communities feature two fundamental figures: moderators and leaders. Moderators act as problem solvers who guide the community toward specific goals, ensuring smooth operation. Leaders, on the other hand, are also problem solvers but focus on inspiring and innovating, making the community more vibrant. 2. Moderators in the Online Realm Onl…

When it comes to the world of online communities, success is often shrouded in mystery, and for every thriving digital gathering place, there are countless failures. While it's tempting to attribute these failures solely to founders, the reality is far more complex. In this exploration, we unveil the common patterns of start-up failure and uncover lessons that are equally applicable to the world of online communities. 1. The Fundamental Attribution Error One of the prevailing misconceptions in the start-up world is the tendency to lay the blame squarely on founders' shoulders. This simplification ignores the intricate web of factors that contribute to success or…

The digital landscape is constantly evolving, and online communities have become a prominent part of it. Whether you're planning to launch a new online community or looking to improve an existing one, there are essential skills you should cultivate to ensure its success. In this article, we will explore core skills required to effectively manage an online community in 2023. 1. Effective Communication Effective communication is the foundation of any successful online community. You must be proficient in conveying your message clearly and concisely, fostering a sense of community among members. This skill involves active listening, responding thoughtfully, and ada…

In our ongoing series, "10 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Started A Community," we've previously covered essential aspects of community management. In this sequel, we'll delve deeper into five more valuable insights that will equip you with the knowledge and strategies to ensure your online community's success. 1. Building a Community Takes Time Patience and persistence are your allies in the realm of community building. A thriving and consistent community doesn't sprout overnight; it evolves over time. It may take months or even years to establish a robust community that aligns with your vision. Embrace the journey and keep your focus on the long-term goal. …

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You're a community manager. Would you rather ... Grow 200 members immediately tomorrow with a one-time marketing promotion OR 10,000 members through organic growth over a few years?

It is true that people like to use premium software to build online communities because it comes with a lot of features and functionality. However, there are also people who like using Open Source community software as they are completely free. Do you use open source community software? Have you used open source community software? What do you think is the best open-source community software? How do you compare this open source software with premium options?

You should enable this. If you look closely, everybody is putting their personal websites and communities under the "Profile URL" because it get's displayed under their avatars, whereas Community URL's don't, and you have Signatures disabled. I'm about to do the same, lol 😉

Managing an online community is a dynamic and rewarding endeavor, but it's not without its challenges. Mistakes are a natural part of the learning process, and they should be viewed as opportunities for growth rather than failures. In this article, we will explore common mistakes made in online community management and how to turn them into valuable learning experiences, drawing insights from behavioral economics, psychology, and best practices in community management. 1. Ignoring Community Feedback Mistake: One common pitfall is neglecting to acknowledge and act upon feedback from your community members. Ignoring their input can create the impression that you d…

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Hello. I am Toni and I have been working on communities for a few years now. I am always wanting to learn new things and find new ways to improve my communities. Looking forward to checking out the community.