Community Engagement
how to engage a community
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Community Engagement
One of the best ways to grow community engagement is to ask for feedback, take it seriously, and act upon it with excitement. The feedback loops and demonstration of it do wonders for investment from members.
TLDR: If you truly give a damn, they will too
Mike MacCombietwitter.comThe Power of Ritual: How to Create Meaning and Connection in Everything You Do
Casper ter Kuilegoodreads.com
Web3 applications lack some traditional sources of defensibility, but have a new powerful one: tokens.
Let’s explore “token network effects” ⬇️
Li Jintwitter.com
Maybe it’s time we grow out of the idealism of the first 30 years of the web and start looking at what we’re really doing online with each other. It’s not always healthy, but we do it anyway. It’s something that adults do because we have a deep need to gather and talk, but we can’t include everyone all the time. And maybe sometimes it gets too... See more
A community isn’t a garden, it’s a bar.
The Business of Belonging: How to Make Community your Competitive Advantage
David Spinks • 15 highlights
amazon.com
Cheap and simple — a counterintuitive yet powerful community design principle
Fabian Pfortmüllermedium.com
Stickiness = Daily Active Users / Monthly Active Users
S = DAU/MAU
It asks, "Of the members who were active in the last 30 days, how many are active today?"
I love that it removes inactives and focuses on the depth of engagement amongst your active members.
David Spinkstwitter.comIn the 25 years I’ve been studying communities, the most depressing part is that people still start communities (social apps, sites, any company that lets people talk to each other) without thinking through who, exactly, is going to manage the community and how. But it would be ridiculous to start a bar without a bartender.