LikeMinds is a simple plug-and-play, highly customizable community infra platform that helps brands build in-app communities in 15 mins. App first businesses can leverage our SDK to build community features like group chats, 1-1 chats, activity feed, event management, and resource library quickly without any engineering effort. And currently, CommunityHood is also powered by LikeMinds.
And we're back with our 5th Community Roundtable. Our roundtable discussion was led by 8 volunteer leaders from CommunityHood. So get ready to know some pro tips for planning virtual events from the community builders of Apna, BRANDfluenzers, Niche Marketers Community, and many more!
If you're in search of a platform for running a community, then check out LikeMinds now! Our platform offers great inbuilt features that make it super easy to manage members and moderate the community.
Before moving towards what goes behind planning a roundtable or any event at CommunityHood, I want to share a few things from the community industry report that we had created last year - The State Of Indian Community Management. Following are some of the stats from it:
The first stage is research and goal setting - why you want to conduct an event and even before that, what is it that you want to achieve from an event from a broad company's strategic perspective. And then, for each event, there could be different objectives.
For example, whether the objective is to increase the new member acquisition rate, or to increase the engagement in the community. We at CommunityHood have different formats of events using this philosophy and now we don't need to work on these things every time we do an event.
For us, let's say if it's a roundtable event, then the main goal is to have deeper community engagement, more than member acquisition as the core business objective. So, we don't need to think of it every time now because the series of events are defined. This is where we generally start our journey for a defined event format now.
After that, we have to curate an event, do its branding, attract attendees, and then do a lot of coordination and planning. Lastly, we evaluate everything and try to look at it from different perspectives.
Also, Check-Out:
Some of the goof ups that happen in the events and their solutions are as follows:
Also, Check-Out:
If you want to learn from the experience of leading community builders themselves, then join "CommunityHood" now.
Deploy customised features on top of chat and feed in 15 minutes using LikeMinds SDK.
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And we're back with our 5th Community Roundtable. Our roundtable discussion was led by 8 volunteer leaders from CommunityHood. So get ready to know some pro tips for planning virtual events from the community builders of Apna, BRANDfluenzers, Niche Marketers Community, and many more!
If you're in search of a platform for running a community, then check out LikeMinds now! Our platform offers great inbuilt features that make it super easy to manage members and moderate the community.
Before moving towards what goes behind planning a roundtable or any event at CommunityHood, I want to share a few things from the community industry report that we had created last year - The State Of Indian Community Management. Following are some of the stats from it:
The first stage is research and goal setting - why you want to conduct an event and even before that, what is it that you want to achieve from an event from a broad company's strategic perspective. And then, for each event, there could be different objectives.
For example, whether the objective is to increase the new member acquisition rate, or to increase the engagement in the community. We at CommunityHood have different formats of events using this philosophy and now we don't need to work on these things every time we do an event.
For us, let's say if it's a roundtable event, then the main goal is to have deeper community engagement, more than member acquisition as the core business objective. So, we don't need to think of it every time now because the series of events are defined. This is where we generally start our journey for a defined event format now.
After that, we have to curate an event, do its branding, attract attendees, and then do a lot of coordination and planning. Lastly, we evaluate everything and try to look at it from different perspectives.
Also, Check-Out:
Some of the goof ups that happen in the events and their solutions are as follows:
Also, Check-Out:
If you want to learn from the experience of leading community builders themselves, then join "CommunityHood" now.
Deploy customised features on top of chat and feed in 15 minutes using LikeMinds SDK.
Let's start!