A hive, not a spreadsheet.
People stay for the room, not only the program. Groups give your clients somewhere to belong instead of being a list of names in a file.
Community
What you can do.
- Create groups around what you run
- Invite people with a link
- Post updates, with comments and reactions
- Approve who joins, if you want to
- Sessions and posts in the same place
- Works at five clients and at fifty
What it changes.
Retention comes from the room
People stick around for the others, not only for you.
Say it once
One update reaches the group instead of ten separate messages.
It scales with you
The same space works for a handful of regulars and for a full community.
Questions.
Can I control who joins?
Yes. Use an open link, or review each request before you let someone in.
Is a group the same as a class?
No. The group is the room. Sessions are what you run inside it.
Can members talk to each other?
Yes, and that is the point. The room is what keeps people coming back.
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