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Read the latest blog post by James O'Regan about our new Slack community. James is the moderator and creator of this new initiative, so please join our community, you're in good hands!! https://lnkd.in/e8XUiz8P

Read the latest blog post by James O'Regan about our new Slack community. James is the moderator and creator of this new initiative, so please join our community, you're in good hands!! (Link below)

"There is a big waitlist to join" (Said no accounting firm owner ever when starting a community) Communities are 🔥 in `24. Special mention to Jason Staats, CPA. In the coming weeks, we will uncover everything you need to - Launch a paid, value driven, engaged slack community. Here's a sneak peak into what we will unpack. - How to price - How to launch - How to create buzz - Types of communities - Which platforms to consider - How to keep communities active and engaged That's all folks for today. Keep T.U.N.E.D in for the exciting stuff on communities.

Oh hey, we're on Slack now! 😎 As the field of conflict resolution and technology evolve, so do our methods of communication. Join this growing community of conflict resolution professionals and jump into the conversation! Click here for the invitation link and some FAQs about Slack: https://acrgny.org/slack

Need a refresher on some Slack best practices? How about getting a peek at how we do things in the Slack Community workspace? If this sounds like you, then join Mike Stapp—leader for Slack Community, Twin Cities—and I at the next community event. Because this is a virtual event, you can join us whether you are based in the Twin Cities or not. If you're local to the region, even better! Join the chapter to stay up to speed on the latest Slack Community regional happenings. Thank you Mike, for inviting me to speak at your next event! Yet another great excuse to talk about custom Slack emojis (among other things, of course). Ready to register? Check it out: https://lnkd.in/gRCAVeWk

If SLACK stands for "Searchable Log of All Communication and Knowledge", then the free tier of Slack, which only allows you to search the last 3 months of messages, should be called what exactly?

Our resellers love Slack! We get it... we think it's great too! Here's a top tip - share scanned documents to Slack channels with PaperCut Hive. Check out this quick video guide: https://hubs.ly/Q0288MN90

It is amazing what you can learn when you are open and transparent. We build in public and speak openly because we know in the long run we will be better off for having done so. It's a long and hard journey to do it alone. We need you, and we need Bri Leever. Neil W. had so much fun talking with Bri about whats working well at PORCH and what we need to keep improving. As Bri says 😀 - this is must-see for those: 🌱 starting a community from scratch 🌎 considering the great ecosystem of their community interactions 💰starting a paid membership community 🌈 those running a diverse community with a variety of different needs and skill levels This video covers the evolution of the community over the first six months since launch, our design in Slack, as well as the metrics we track. We have since added DISCO to our community with great results! PORCH: A Behind-the-Scenes look at this Best-in-Class Community Hosted on DISCO and Slack https://lnkd.in/gerb86eM

Here's the full tech stack I'm using right now to launch a new Slack community for a client 🖼️ Framer: launch LIVE training landing page and sales page 💌 ConvertKit: email invites and follow-up sequences 📞 Zoom: hosting the launch LIVE training call 🔗 Zapier: Automations and connections between Framer, ConvertKit, Stripe, and Slack 💰Stripe: Community membership subscription 💬 Slack: Hosting of the community. We are using the free version. 📈 Common Room: Engagement campaigns automations and analytics What other tools or platforms do you recommend for optimizing Slack communities? Share below! ⬇️ #communitybuilding #onlinecommunity #community

Slack was built for internal team chat. People use it for: community. Discord was built for community. People use it for: internal team chat.