How do you grow a community around the product?

@lssropo3 any thoughts here?

A channel for the community to interact and learn from each other would help - like slack or circle.

This all depends on the "Practical Value all the Community Members are getting consistently", you could refer to the STEPPS Framework for this-https://www.linkedin.com/posts/s...

The key is to have subject matter expertise and share your knowledge in the niche in a way that members can easily understand and use in their daily life. I love to be part of communities where I can get tips that I can use in daily life and work.

Be a part of your community! Sometimes we are solely focused on growing our community that we separate ourselves from it. It is so important to act like a community member and make sure to contribute to the conversation/your product. This will allow you to see issues within the workflow, areas for improvement, and give you the perspective of your customer. For ex: Our platform, Terkel, is a professional Q&A site that connects experts to publishers. I am responsible for growing the "Expert" side of the platform and making sure they submit quotes to be sent over to our publishers. To be a part of the community, I set a weekly reminder to answer questions on our platform. This has allowed me to discover so many things that need improvement on our platform.

i am here to find a solution to grow my https://qesco.pk/ when i say this part or question so i post this here.

"product" isn't important. The way people value and trust each other is.

Community gathers around certain people or topics of interest; if you can bring anything useful and exciting to the table, people will appreciate it and come back for more!

Here are some tips for growing a community around your product: - Talk about the problem you're solving - Publish content frequently about the problem - Invite early adopters who identify with the problem - Ask them to share their experience about the problem - Identify your top community contributors - Ask them to invite their friends

Building a community of people takes time and a lot of effort. If you're in a rush, people can sense that. Growing slowly will help you in the long run.