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Tribally Community Guide — How to build a community: guide for startups
Boost user engagement, enhance retention, and grow super fast with our guide to in-app community building.
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Kazimieras Melaika
Without a community the product can't survive. Communities let people feel appreciated, feel that they're being heard. Communities let you improve yourself and the product. Good job, guys! ; ) @innokenty_nesterenko @denis_borisov
Btw, we’re launching in late April or the start of May. Check out our upcoming PH page: www.producthunt.com/upcoming/eff...
Our project is called: Effecto. It’s an app for detailed health tracking. Pretty much for everything that is related to your physical or mental health and every daily factor that can affect you.
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Hey @kmelaika! Thanks for review! We have integration case with similar app. I think we can help you!
What’s up, hunters!
We’ve been working on enhancing web and mobile apps with social features for a while now. At this point, we’ve decided to glean and structure the info about how to build and develop your own internal community in a brief and digestible way.
Community is a must for startups. It is an invaluable tool that can help you drive chatter around new products, expand to new markets, and strengthen your brand’s reputation. So, where do you begin?
The Tribally guide will help you kickstart a strong community and navigate your way through all the building process steps. We’ve prepared examples, checklists, and many other useful things for you to take to your in-app community like a duck to water. So dive in and give it a go.
Hope you’ll like it!
Hi Guys, good work! As a client of Tribally I just wanna say community is a really game changing feature. Our experience has shown it's a good way to achieve a feedback what is really important for early-startups. And this guide is awesome as for beginners as a professionals.
This seems very useful - will check it out! Tagging @jenny_romano who may be interested in it. Thanks for sharing and best of luck for the launch!
Congrats! Every product-led startup is trying to start a community, this resource will definitely help!
Definitely witnessing the need for in-app community solutions firsthand right now, but curious if you've heard feedback yet about your brand name? At least in the US, "tribe" references are considered offensive to indigenous cultures due to the term's roots in colonization and its implications in the marginalization of indigenous people. Simple words can be so complex sometimes!
Great idea! All these problems with a bunch of chats and community channels outside of my product are my pain!
