A startup may have few customers before they gain traction. Other than sending out a newsletter to the customers to let them know a community site has been launched for the, what would be good advice on how to get them to log into the community and start posting comments and questions?
Incredibly detailed writeup. Wanted to call-out one other example of a community-led event program that fits the audience of this newsletter: ProductTank - https://www.mindtheproduct.com/producttank/
Events by product people for product people - pretty much everywhere in the world :)
A founder’s guide to community
Whoa, this is such an awesome playbook! I'll be sharing this with my team to help grow our Community.
Excellent write-up. I wrote down some related thoughts on this topic here: https://ramansharma.substack.com/p/what-does-community-mean-in-tech
This is super detailed and insightful David and Lenny. Thanks for sharing.
A startup may have few customers before they gain traction. Other than sending out a newsletter to the customers to let them know a community site has been launched for the, what would be good advice on how to get them to log into the community and start posting comments and questions?
Incredibly detailed writeup. Wanted to call-out one other example of a community-led event program that fits the audience of this newsletter: ProductTank - https://www.mindtheproduct.com/producttank/
Events by product people for product people - pretty much everywhere in the world :)
SPACES: Support, Product, Acquisition, Contribution, Engagement, Success.
Amazing playbook! One question though - what is the right way to choose an appropriate platform for your community? Discord, reddit, etc?
this is amazing! one question I have is what is the difference between the acquisition strategy and the success strategy?