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How to Grow Your Business With an Online Community w/ Deb Schell
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In today's digital age, where social media and online interactions play a significant role in people's lives, fostering a community around your brand can be a game-changer. It can also be a huge time suck.
So how do you know if an online community is right for you?
In this episode, Deb Schell, a Community Strategist, shares her answer to this very question. She also shares her best strategies for starting or growing an online community and then leveraging it to expand your business.
Building a community takes time and effort, but the long-term benefits can be well worth it!
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Episode Highlights:
(04:56) What is an online community, and what can people expect from it?
(07:36) Knowing your purpose when starting a community is important!
(18:40) The ideal candidate to admit into your community and the qualities or characteristics they should possess to contribute positively to the community's culture.
(29:56) Some valuable tips for growing your membership or increasing engagement within the community.
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To connect with Deb Schell!
Get Deb's Free Community Builder Workbook: https://find-calm-here.ck.page/784eadceef.
Websites: https://findcalmhere.com/ | https://deb-schell.medium.com/
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