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Two well-managed areas make up a thriving community and when one is neglected, the other gets affected. These areas are simply “Engagement and Support.” Engagement and support aid in nurturing the relationship between users and the project. If one is lacking, the other wouldn't even be felt in the community. When the engagement of a community isn't well-managed, providing support to members would 100% be a problem. This is because the strategies that you apply in engaging with your community shouldn't be different from the strategies you would apply in providing support. So if community engagement is difficult to handle then providing support would be difficult as well. None of these two communities would thrive if: 1️⃣ Community A only cares about engaging with members while, 2️⃣ Community B is only concerned about providing support. Instead, the one that would thrive would be the one where the founder cares about engaging with members as much as the founder cares about providing support. Community engagement and support are crucial for a thriving and sustainable community. The energy used in engaging with members should be the same as the one required for providing support. The sky is only the beginning when you are able to get these two areas together. ___________ My name is Rachel Edeh and I help web3 founders build a thriving community or manage one. Kindly send a DM if you're a founder who needs help with building a thriving community. #web3 #founders #communityengagement #support

Day 47: How to Grow a Thriving Community Community is at the heart of everything we do. Whether you’re building a client base, collaborating with peers, or creating a network of like-minded professionals, the ability to grow and nurture a community is invaluable. Here are some key lessons I’ve learned about fostering a thriving community: Start with Genuine Connections—Take time to engage authentically with others. Ask questions, listen, and offer value without expecting anything in return. Foster Collaboration, Not Competition—People are drawn to spaces where they feel supported. Share resources, celebrate others’ wins, and look for ways to uplift your peers. Communicate Consistently—Stay connected through regular check-ins, updates, or even shared goals. Communities grow stronger when people feel informed and included. Create Opportunities for Growth—Provide value, whether it’s through resources, learning opportunities, or even just encouragement. A community thrives when everyone has a chance to grow. Growing a community takes effort, but the rewards are limitless. Whether it’s your clients, peers, or audience, the goal is to build a space where everyone feels valued and empowered. How do you nurture the communities you’re part of? Let’s share ideas and build stronger networks together! #CommunityBuilding #Networking #VirtualAssistantLife #49daysvalinkedinbootcampwithtma, #day46ofvalinkedinbootcamp #linkedinforcreators

Why is Community More Important Than Ever? 🌟 In today's fast-paced world, the sense of community can be a game-changer, no matter where you are – in business, corporate, or as a volunteer. Here’s why building and nurturing community is essential: ❤️ Support and Growth: Being part of a community provides a support system that encourages growth, both personally and professionally. ❤️ Collaboration and Innovation: Collaboration within a community sparks innovation and allows for diverse perspectives to flourish, leading to better solutions and outcomes. ❤️ Emotional Well-being: A strong community offers emotional support, reducing stress and increasing overall happiness and satisfaction. ❤️ Networking Opportunities: Expanding your network through community engagement opens doors to new opportunities, resources, and connections. ❤️ Shared Goals: Working towards common goals with a community fosters a sense of purpose and belonging. Whether you're leading a team, running a business, or volunteering, investing in community creates a foundation for success and fulfillment. Let's embrace the power of community and build a future where everyone feels connected and valued. Share your thoughts below! How has being part of a community impacted your life? #CommunityMatters #SupportNetwork #Collaboration #EmotionalWellbeing #Networking #SharedGoals #GiftedByDesign

A few weeks back, I asked the question via poll 🙄 How many communities are you a part of? 54% said between 3-5 communities. So do you fall in the above-average or below-average? And at what point... are you belonging to communities you no longer are giving to? “I belong to more groups ... but I don’t know that I really am part of them in any meaningful way.” The best community builders I know (folks like Leslie Greenwood, Derek E. Weeks, Kathleen Booth) know how much work it takes to build a vibrant community that people want to take part in. It takes investment - time, energy, enthusiasm, and budget. So as a brand or company that wants to community but recognize that not everyone has time to join a full-bore community... what can you do? In the days ahead, I’ll share some points made on a recent presentation called "Building Community without Building a Community"… but I’d love to hear from you: How do you build connections between your members, build association to make people feel a part of what you're building? (besides another Slack channel, that is...) 🤮 #community #engagement #brandbuilding

You don't just set up a physical or virtual group, get people in it and only reach out to them when you need them to get something done for you or your business or organisation. That's typical of users. And you are not one. You are probably not even doing it intentionally. A community can only thrive and be healthy when managed properly. And you probably don't have the time or the know-how to make this possible and this is precisely where the community manager comes in. Here's what they'll do with and to your community: 1. They properly manage your community. 2. They set up routine activities tailored to that community. 3. They answer questions as they come from the community members. 4. They continually communicate the mission and vision of the organisation and community. 5. They serve as a reliable and dependable bridge between the members and the organization. 6. They create a healthy and thriving community. Manage your community better or get someone to do that for you. If you ask me, that someone should be me. #Communitymanager #communitymanagement #communitybuilding #healthycommunity

Unlocking the Power of Community Building: Expert Tips from Lou Mangiello Discover the secrets to building a thriving online community with insights from business coach Lou Mangiello. Learn how to leverage your skills and tools to create authentic connections and foster engagement in a digital space. #CommunityBuildingSecrets #OnlineCommunityTips #DigitalConnections #EngagementMastery #BuildingVirtualCommunity #LouMangielloInspiration #OnlineNetworking #DigitalInfluence #AuthenticRelationships #OnlineCommunitySuccess

Community Support: The Strength in Connection No one should face life’s challenges alone. While individual resilience is powerful, the collective strength of a supportive community is unparalleled. In times of uncertainty, connection becomes our anchor, reminding us that we are stronger together. Building and nurturing a network of support takes intentional effort, but the rewards are transformative. Imagine the ripple effect of meaningful relationships—friends who uplift, family who ground, and colleagues who inspire. These connections not only provide encouragement during tough times but also amplify joy and shared success. Start small. Initiate conversations with loved ones. A simple, “How are you, really?” can open the door to meaningful dialogue. Create spaces where open sharing feels safe and welcomed, whether it’s a weekly coffee date, a group chat, or a community circle. If you feel disconnected, consider joining local or virtual groups that align with your interests or values. Volunteering, attending workshops, or participating in hobby groups can introduce you to like-minded individuals eager to connect. The new year offers a chance to reset priorities. Make building connections part of your goals. Reach out to someone you haven’t spoken to in a while, ask colleagues how you can collaborate better, or invite a neighbor for a casual chat. Small, deliberate steps can lead to a web of strong, supportive relationships. As you nurture these bonds, remember that connection is reciprocal. Offer support as much as you receive it. Celebrate others’ successes and show empathy during struggles. Together, we can create a culture of mutual upliftment. This year, prioritize your community. Be the catalyst for stronger connections and empowering networks. Because when we lean on each other, we rise higher together. #CNJAssociates #CommunitySupport #StrongerTogether #MeaningfulConnections #SupportNetwork #EmpowermentThroughCommunity #NewYearNewConnections #BuildBridgesNotWalls

How do you build connections and grow relationships across your community or market? Then, without saying “it’s everyone’s responsibility at my company” name the role in your organization that is best suited for building long-lasting relationships.

When I first started my business, I thought I had to do everything on my own. Late nights, endless tasks, balancing it all as a mom—it felt like I was carrying the world on my shoulders. But everything changed when I found my community—my village. Having a network of supportive, like-minded people has helped me take my business to the next level. From sharing ideas and resources to simply having people who *get it*, this community has been a game-changer. It’s not just about business growth (though that’s been a bonus); it’s about having a space where you’re encouraged, inspired, and reminded that you’re not alone. That’s why I’ve made fostering community such a big part of what I do at the studio. Whether it’s through mom-focused productivity meetups or workshops that connect business owners, I want this space to be where others can find their village, too. If you’re feeling stuck or overwhelmed, I encourage you to look for your community. Find the people who will cheer you on, share advice, and remind you of your potential. You don’t have to do this alone—and trust me, it’s so much better when you don’t. How has community helped you in your business or life? Let’s keep this conversation going!

The Secret to Building a Thriving Online Community In today's digital landscape, community isn't just important—it's VITAL for your product or company's success. But here's the catch: to receive value, you must first CREATE value. So, how do you build a sustainable community that members love? 🤔 Ask yourself these crucial questions: 1. Who's in our community and why? 2. What problem are they trying to solve? 3. What value can we provide ? 4. How can members support each other? 5. How do we reward participation? 6. How can we make our community smarter, happier, or wealthier? Remember: Without value, your community won't last. Know your members, understand their motivations, and deliver what they need. #CommunityBuilding #OnlineCommunities