Month: October 2008

Getting the first 10 members is tough. Many just don't stick around long enough. Sometimes they don't put as much effort in as you hoped.

In my last community, one member paid another for their membership number. It was a cool number, 007. The number only appeared at the end

The success of this idea amazed me. A popular gaming website once wrote to it’s 15 most prominent members. Each member was asked to write

Lets go big today. If you have a $40,000 budget and your competitor has a $4,000 budget. What advantages do you have when it comes

New commitments will often cause your members to fade away from the community. Don’t let that happen. Have a proper farewell to members that are

If you’re building a community for sports fans, you would be crazy to take the weekends off. It’s when the games take place. It’s when

Here are a few points worth making to a client. Adapt and edit it however you like. You can create an online community in less

If your community is struggling, tell the members. It might bond them together. You can celebrate every week your community still exists. You can rally

You can get one person to join your community quite easily. Just ask them nicely. But can you motivate them to invite their friends? Who