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— Rosieland ☁️🌈 (@RosielandHQ) November 21, 2022
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✨ Many community tools are just features that community tools should have
Community builders don't want to manage such a large amount of tools or data that is scattered about.
I predict these "community as a feature tools" will either get bought up or their ideas copied into bigger tools, wdyt?
🌈 On Rosieland
- How to grow your community by writing great content - Matthew Guay
- [Event] Exploring Community Business Models
- How can we make co-creation in community less exhausting?
- Failing to see the community as volunteered market research
- Are you a Slack or Discord kind of person?
📝 This week in community
- Notion Community Dissected - Ember and friends 🤗
- Communities of Practice: Taking the Time to Build Trust with Margo Fliss - Social Venturers
- Make Better Community Events with Rich Media Context Theory + YouTuber Collab! - Socially Constructed Online
- The Fediverse is Inefficient (but that's a good trade-off) - Bèr Kessels
- How to turn an online acquaintance into a real friend this week - We Should Get Together
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🛎 Rosieland Marketplace
Highlights from our sponsors, our community consultants and jobs list.
I'd love to help communities grow and connect their members on new levels!
🐦 Tweets of the week
• what worked?
— Marthaaa (@marthyessien) November 16, 2022
• what didn’t work?
• what should be worked on?
• suggestions from community members?
• suggestion from super members?
things I consider when putting together community strategies for a new quarter/year 🥂
🌱 Do you want to boost the growth of your Web3 #Community?
— Third Academy (@ThirdAcademy_) November 21, 2022
TODAY, @rosiesherry, community builder, researcher, writer, creator, and founder of @RosielandHQ, will join @carlee_writes to talk about Community Growth Strategies! 🧵
#communitybuilder #communitymanager #web3 pic.twitter.com/gOaaXuVm9L
How to build an online community, in a tweet:
— Charlie Ward (@charlierward) November 21, 2022
1. Decide its purpose, & who it's for.
2. Curate the first ~10 members into a simple group chat.
3. Iterate until it's active, helpful & fun enough that members invite others.
4. Encourage your most active members to become leaders.
Community managers make incredible leaders.
— Max Rothery (@maximillianroth) November 16, 2022
They learn at a very early stage how to:
- articulate a vision
- scale themselves & delegate
- deal with difficult people issues
- lead by example
- empower others
What did I miss?
I don't care how smart your ideas sound: who is implementing them?
— Richard D. Bartlett (@RichDecibels) November 16, 2022
