I may not have much experience but, from what I understand, you can achieve this by posting good content regularly, joining in on discussions, and asking and answering real questions and being consistent with all this in all your social media platforms.

If you have a competitor with a strong community, a quick tactic would be a comprehensive analysis of their community, followers, growth strategies, content direction and messaging, and other perks like freebies, etc. If possible, interact with their current community members to see if WHY they joined, HOW often they interact with others, and HOW often they are active on platforms (if it is platform-based like a WhatsApp or Slack community). Also, you should gain clarity on WHY your TARGET AUDIENCE should join the community. I expect that your audience would include prospects, buyers, and non-buyers (like advocates, fans, or even journalists covering your industry beat). The insights gained from these two steps can get you to a strong start and help inform tactics to grow yours as well. If you don't mind me asking, is this community for Zikflow? And will it be based on a platform... Telegram, WhatsApp or Slack? NB: If you can, try to incorporate humor in your content as well. Humor attracts eyeballs, which can be useful in increasing content engagement, growing your army of non-customer advocates, who will in turn (directly or indirectly) spread the word about your brand.

Fostering a strong community is so key! A few ideas: 1) Create spaces for your customers to connect, like forums, slack groups, or IRL meetups 2) Engage with them regularly - comment on posts, run AMAs, share behind-the-scenes content to build rapport 3) Show you value their input by acting on feedback and highlighting their success stories 4) Offer special perks/access to your biggest advocates to turn them into champions. Building those relationships takes work but the loyalty and word-of-mouth is totally worth it!