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Hola Amigos, When we first started DevSoc, we did this all keeping in mind that we will be doing this to serve the community, specially the open source community cause we felt not many people were doing it. Now keeping that in mind, we'll like to give you guys a chance to do the same, to do something for the community. So are you ready? If yes then here is the link https://lnkd.in/d-Kvs76N Theme - Hacks that serve the community in a positive direction

🚀 Exciting Announcement Alert! 🚀 🌟 Thrilled to unveil Back Tech, the latest hackathon initiative by Dev Society! 🌟 🔥 Calling all tech enthusiasts, innovators, and problem-solvers! Join us for an adrenaline-fueled weekend of coding, creativity, and collaboration. Back Tech is not just any hackathon; it's an opportunity to push boundaries, ignite inspiration, and make a tangible impact in the tech sphere. 🔥 👨💻 Whether you're a seasoned coder or a newbie in the tech world, Back Tech welcomes all skill levels. From brainstorming breakthrough ideas to crafting cutting-edge solutions, this hackathon promises an unforgettable experience for every participant. 👩💻 💡 What sets Back Tech apart? It's not just about coding; it's about leveraging technology to address pressing societal issues. Together, let's harness the power of innovation to create solutions that truly make a difference. 💡 🌐 Date: TBD 📅 Submission Period: after registration closes 📍 Location: Online Link for registration : https://lnkd.in/gnSHkXc4 🏆 Appreciation Certificates for the winners, mentorship opportunities, participation certificates, and networking sessions await you! Are you ready to challenge yourself, connect with like-minded individuals, and leave your mark on the tech landscape? Then don't miss out on Back Tech by Dev Society. Register now and be part of something extraordinary! 🏆 #BackTech #Hackathon #TechInnovation #DevSociety #Coding #Innovation #TechForGood

I know this was sarcastic but under certain circumstances that is the most rational business decision. Suppose you can't cost effectively change your product relative to the incremental margin that you'd generate. One example might be a pharma drug that is no longer the standard treatment. You need to figure out the now niche community that prefers to prescribe your drug and the niche use cases to prolong your cash flows. This would also apply if you operate in an obsolescencing market, like one that was primarily relevant in a pandemic. It may be more efficient to invest in places other than product redesign if your entire infrastructure is built on the manufacture and delivery of something with shrinking demand. That might take on the form of finding new audiences for marketing versus product development.

I just created a case study about how my partner and I were able to take a new community to $20,000 in MRR. This case study will show you exactly how you can do the same and more for your paid community as well. The same principles even apply to a high ticket/ mid ticket offer. Repost + Comment "community" and I'll send it over to you Must be following

My mistake with community building 1 of my first web3 projects, I thought MORE is better. We opened discord and let 10,000 people flood in overnight. MORE, FASTER. But the conversations in the chat become spam. People were in for the money and all they're doing is spamming the chat with nonsense. Trying to steer the community after that is HARD. Until now, I couldn't fix it. It turns away true fans. For Dune 404, we're taking a more methodical approach. Slowly bringing in people and making sure the first 100 people are true fans. Not sure if it works yet, it's all theoretical. Fun side effect. By limiting access, people FOMO and actually want to join it even more! P.S. If you're a true 404 fan. I'll let you in if you leave a comment.

Strong Web3 communities rely on three types of dedicated members: - Power Users: Actively engage by sharing insights. Reward them with tokens or special perks. - Knowledge Sharers: Provide guides and tutorials. Let them shine with opportunities like AMAs or blog features. - Silent Supporters: They observe more than contribute. Engage them through easy participation, like polls or upvoting. Foster these roles to keep your community thriving!

👀 The eyes of our times are on community, but what does it mean to find and build that? While #community may be a #buzzword, it's also a vital part of the human experience (as my boss and mentor Ricky Silver would say, two things can be true at once). 📈 Since the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been an increase in what has been coined 'The Loneliness Epidemic' (worth the Google!). What captivates me most is that 24% of people* (sourced in the document) over the age of 15 feel loneliness on a regular basis. 🌐 According to new research, loneliness and social isolation have been linked to an increased risk of death from any cause. In Blue Zones, communities worldwide live up to and past 100 years old. One of the primary reasons for their longevity is the close bond within these communities. Another contributing factor is their diets, which is one of the main reasons I'm in the FnV business. 💡 So, how can we help each other? How can we build the thing that so many of us deeply want and need to live a richer, more connected, and more fulfilling life? Let my big bro, Kris Martinez, know! ⬇️

☕️ Cozier Communities: A break from the flashing lights, loud noises, and tricky algorithms of other platforms. 💭 Are you a part of any cozy communities? #cozycommunities #onlinecommunities #communityplatforms

Commission fees are a pain. We get it (I agree too - admin). 😅 That’s why, for all our existing users, we don’t charge any commission or any hidden fees. So if you’re thinking about creating your community without having to worry about any transaction or hidden fee, now is a great time to build yours with Wylo. Plus, we offer a free trial. So check the link in the comments to get started. ✨ #communitytools #communityplatform #community

Apologies to those of you who RSVPed to our LinkedIn Live event only to have technical issues that prevented us from livestreaming! I'm sharing the recording of the video (with the bits edited out where I am swearing and playing around with every single setting I can find to get the live stream to actually work 😆). In this recording, I cover what a successful community launch really looks like, including the *5 expectations* you should have going into any launch. Are there any expectations that I missed? What other advice would you give someone launching a community for the first time?