What challenges does a person responsible for running a private club face?
Posted: Tue Jan 21, 2025 4:46 am
Sometimes I play the fool, like, I don't understand anything, please explain what you mean? Other times I have to point out the rules and the requirement to follow them. Or make a joke.
I can't remember any difficulties that would be related to the closedness or openness of the club. The difficulty arises when the club's audience grows. Firstly, there is more spam. And no matter how much you talk about the rules, and post formats, and so on, they still bring all sorts of garbage to the preamble. Secondly, there are more people, they are japan email list different, the number of comments increases, sometimes their saturation. And if a year ago I could answer everyone in one sitting under regular posts for discussion, now I have to make two visits to "Marketing from the Basics" to answer everyone. Thirdly, theoretically there is more negativity. But I have not had this yet.
For example, it is difficult for me to come up with different activities. Because the same thing gets boring, you need to somehow add variety to the agenda. But variety just doesn’t come up, and if it does, it seems like it’s some kind of nonsense. But fortunately, I don’t often have to fantasize about this topic.
What makes people join closed communities, what basic needs do these types of communities cover?
I recently conducted a survey in the Marketing from the Basics group on this topic. What did we find out?
I can't remember any difficulties that would be related to the closedness or openness of the club. The difficulty arises when the club's audience grows. Firstly, there is more spam. And no matter how much you talk about the rules, and post formats, and so on, they still bring all sorts of garbage to the preamble. Secondly, there are more people, they are japan email list different, the number of comments increases, sometimes their saturation. And if a year ago I could answer everyone in one sitting under regular posts for discussion, now I have to make two visits to "Marketing from the Basics" to answer everyone. Thirdly, theoretically there is more negativity. But I have not had this yet.
For example, it is difficult for me to come up with different activities. Because the same thing gets boring, you need to somehow add variety to the agenda. But variety just doesn’t come up, and if it does, it seems like it’s some kind of nonsense. But fortunately, I don’t often have to fantasize about this topic.
What makes people join closed communities, what basic needs do these types of communities cover?
I recently conducted a survey in the Marketing from the Basics group on this topic. What did we find out?