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To Start Building a Community, Master These Two Concepts
In order to build a community, you need a couple of things. First, you need a loose connection of people who are actively looking for a home. It’s useful to understand who that community is, where that community hangs out, what’s currently missing, and what they are looking to get through community membership.
Andy Budd • The Growth Equation: How Early Stage Startups Can Build a Powerful Engine for Growth
To create something that others want to join and support, we have to remember a core tenet: communities function best and are most durable when they’re helping members to be more successful in some way in a connected and dynamic world.
Charles Vogl • The Art of Community: Seven Principles for Belonging
Increasingly, building a successful startup involves not only building a product that people can’t get enough of, but also building an engaged, loyal community around that product.
The people who interact with your product generally fall into one of four buckets: Customers/users buy and/or use your product. Evangelists tell everyone they know to buy... See more
The people who interact with your product generally fall into one of four buckets: Customers/users buy and/or use your product. Evangelists tell everyone they know to buy... See more