We get great turnout at our monthly events, but the space goes quiet in between. What do you do to keep conversations going the rest of the month?
We run a short poll every Monday. Low effort to answer, keeps the feed alive. (#101)
Not sure it scales past a few hundred members, but worth a try. (reply #157)
How often do you do this? Weekly felt like too much for us. (nested #68)
Honestly the biggest thing is replying to every new member in the first 48 hours. (#102)
Small challenges with a badge at the end. Silly, but it works. (#103)
We invite a guest for an AMA once a month and announce it two weeks ahead. (#104)
Recap posts of the best discussions help lurkers jump in. (#105)
This is exactly what we needed, thanks for the idea. (reply #186)
Give moderators time to start conversations, not only to clean up. (#106)
Could you share an example post? (reply #135)
We tried it and it flopped, but maybe our timing was off. (nested #61)
Local meetups, even tiny ones, change how people talk online afterwards. (#107)
Agree, we saw the same thing. (reply #190)
We stopped posting announcements only and started asking questions instead. (#108)
Not sure it scales past a few hundred members, but worth a try. (reply #127)
A digest email with three hot threads brings back a lot of quiet members. (#109)
+1, this is underrated. (reply #203)
+1, this is underrated. (nested #60)
Not sure it scales past a few hundred members, but worth a try. (nested #64)
Weekly themed threads work well for us, people come back to see the new topic. (#110)
Ha, that is our story too. (reply #179)
We run a short poll every Monday. Low effort to answer, keeps the feed alive. (#111)
Honestly the biggest thing is replying to every new member in the first 48 hours. (#112)
Not sure it scales past a few hundred members, but worth a try. (nested #84)
Ha, that is our story too. (reply #219)
Agree, we saw the same thing. (reply #240)
Small challenges with a badge at the end. Silly, but it works. (#113)
+1, this is underrated. (reply #213)
We invite a guest for an AMA once a month and announce it two weeks ahead. (#114)
Interesting, did it keep working after the first month? (reply #232)
Recap posts of the best discussions help lurkers jump in. (#115)
+1, this is underrated. (reply #173)
Give moderators time to start conversations, not only to clean up. (#116)
This is exactly what we needed, thanks for the idea. (reply #236)
Local meetups, even tiny ones, change how people talk online afterwards. (#117)
We stopped posting announcements only and started asking questions instead. (#118)
Interesting, did it keep working after the first month? (reply #142)
Could you share an example post? (nested #52)
+1, this is underrated. (nested #90)
A digest email with three hot threads brings back a lot of quiet members. (#119)
Agree, we saw the same thing. (reply #140)
Weekly themed threads work well for us, people come back to see the new topic. (#120)
We tried it and it flopped, but maybe our timing was off. (reply #154)
This is exactly what we needed, thanks for the idea. (reply #226)
We run a short poll every Monday. Low effort to answer, keeps the feed alive. (#121)
Honestly the biggest thing is replying to every new member in the first 48 hours. (#122)
Small challenges with a badge at the end. Silly, but it works. (#123)
We invite a guest for an AMA once a month and announce it two weeks ahead. (#124)
+1, this is underrated. (reply #193)
Not sure it scales past a few hundred members, but worth a try. (reply #207)
+1, this is underrated. (nested #80)
Recap posts of the best discussions help lurkers jump in. (#125)
Give moderators time to start conversations, not only to clean up. (#126)
Local meetups, even tiny ones, change how people talk online afterwards. (#127)
Interesting, did it keep working after the first month? (reply #202)
We stopped posting announcements only and started asking questions instead. (#128)
Interesting, did it keep working after the first month? (reply #172)
Could you share an example post? (nested #92)
A digest email with three hot threads brings back a lot of quiet members. (#129)
Weekly themed threads work well for us, people come back to see the new topic. (#130)
This is exactly what we needed, thanks for the idea. (reply #176)
We run a short poll every Monday. Low effort to answer, keeps the feed alive. (#131)
Honestly the biggest thing is replying to every new member in the first 48 hours. (#132)
This is exactly what we needed, thanks for the idea. (reply #196)
Same question here. (reply #218)
+1, this is underrated. (nested #70)
Small challenges with a badge at the end. Silly, but it works. (#133)
We invite a guest for an AMA once a month and announce it two weeks ahead. (#134)
Ha, that is our story too. (nested #56)
Agree, we saw the same thing. (nested #67)
Agree, we saw the same thing. (nested #97)
Recap posts of the best discussions help lurkers jump in. (#135)
+1, this is underrated. (reply #133)
Give moderators time to start conversations, not only to clean up. (#136)
Local meetups, even tiny ones, change how people talk online afterwards. (#137)
Same question here. (reply #148)
We stopped posting announcements only and started asking questions instead. (#138)
Agree, we saw the same thing. (reply #210)
A digest email with three hot threads brings back a lot of quiet members. (#139)
How often do you do this? Weekly felt like too much for us. (reply #121)
Agree, we saw the same thing. (reply #250)
Weekly themed threads work well for us, people come back to see the new topic. (#140)
Not sure it scales past a few hundred members, but worth a try. (reply #227)
We run a short poll every Monday. Low effort to answer, keeps the feed alive. (#141)
Could you share an example post? (reply #175)
+1, this is underrated. (reply #183)
How often do you do this? Weekly felt like too much for us. (reply #241)
Honestly the biggest thing is replying to every new member in the first 48 hours. (#142)
Same question here. (reply #198)
Not sure it scales past a few hundred members, but worth a try. (reply #217)
Interesting, did it keep working after the first month? (nested #99)
Small challenges with a badge at the end. Silly, but it works. (#143)
Ha, that is our story too. (reply #169)
How often do you do this? Weekly felt like too much for us. (nested #98)
We invite a guest for an AMA once a month and announce it two weeks ahead. (#144)
Same question here. (reply #208)
Same question here. (reply #248)
Recap posts of the best discussions help lurkers jump in. (#145)
Give moderators time to start conversations, not only to clean up. (#146)
Local meetups, even tiny ones, change how people talk online afterwards. (#147)
Ha, that is our story too. (reply #229)
We stopped posting announcements only and started asking questions instead. (#148)
We tried it and it flopped, but maybe our timing was off. (reply #194)
A digest email with three hot threads brings back a lot of quiet members. (#149)
Max Devlin hi tets2
Weekly themed threads work well for us, people come back to see the new topic. (#150)
How often do you do this? Weekly felt like too much for us. (nested #78)
Max Devlin hi test
We run a short poll every Monday. Low effort to answer, keeps the feed alive. (#101)
Not sure it scales past a few hundred members, but worth a try. (reply #157)
How often do you do this? Weekly felt like too much for us. (nested #68)
Honestly the biggest thing is replying to every new member in the first 48 hours. (#102)
Small challenges with a badge at the end. Silly, but it works. (#103)
We invite a guest for an AMA once a month and announce it two weeks ahead. (#104)
Recap posts of the best discussions help lurkers jump in. (#105)
This is exactly what we needed, thanks for the idea. (reply #186)
Give moderators time to start conversations, not only to clean up. (#106)
Could you share an example post? (reply #135)
We tried it and it flopped, but maybe our timing was off. (nested #61)
Local meetups, even tiny ones, change how people talk online afterwards. (#107)
Agree, we saw the same thing. (reply #190)
We stopped posting announcements only and started asking questions instead. (#108)
Not sure it scales past a few hundred members, but worth a try. (reply #127)
A digest email with three hot threads brings back a lot of quiet members. (#109)
+1, this is underrated. (reply #203)
+1, this is underrated. (nested #60)
Not sure it scales past a few hundred members, but worth a try. (nested #64)
Weekly themed threads work well for us, people come back to see the new topic. (#110)
Ha, that is our story too. (reply #179)
We run a short poll every Monday. Low effort to answer, keeps the feed alive. (#111)
Honestly the biggest thing is replying to every new member in the first 48 hours. (#112)
Not sure it scales past a few hundred members, but worth a try. (nested #84)
Ha, that is our story too. (reply #219)
Agree, we saw the same thing. (reply #240)
Small challenges with a badge at the end. Silly, but it works. (#113)
+1, this is underrated. (reply #213)
We invite a guest for an AMA once a month and announce it two weeks ahead. (#114)
Interesting, did it keep working after the first month? (reply #232)
Recap posts of the best discussions help lurkers jump in. (#115)
+1, this is underrated. (reply #173)
Give moderators time to start conversations, not only to clean up. (#116)
This is exactly what we needed, thanks for the idea. (reply #236)
Local meetups, even tiny ones, change how people talk online afterwards. (#117)
We stopped posting announcements only and started asking questions instead. (#118)
Interesting, did it keep working after the first month? (reply #142)
Could you share an example post? (nested #52)
+1, this is underrated. (nested #90)
A digest email with three hot threads brings back a lot of quiet members. (#119)
Agree, we saw the same thing. (reply #140)
Weekly themed threads work well for us, people come back to see the new topic. (#120)
We tried it and it flopped, but maybe our timing was off. (reply #154)
This is exactly what we needed, thanks for the idea. (reply #226)
We run a short poll every Monday. Low effort to answer, keeps the feed alive. (#121)
Honestly the biggest thing is replying to every new member in the first 48 hours. (#122)
Small challenges with a badge at the end. Silly, but it works. (#123)
We invite a guest for an AMA once a month and announce it two weeks ahead. (#124)
+1, this is underrated. (reply #193)
Not sure it scales past a few hundred members, but worth a try. (reply #207)
+1, this is underrated. (nested #80)
Recap posts of the best discussions help lurkers jump in. (#125)
Give moderators time to start conversations, not only to clean up. (#126)
Local meetups, even tiny ones, change how people talk online afterwards. (#127)
Interesting, did it keep working after the first month? (reply #202)
We stopped posting announcements only and started asking questions instead. (#128)
Interesting, did it keep working after the first month? (reply #172)
Could you share an example post? (nested #92)
A digest email with three hot threads brings back a lot of quiet members. (#129)
Weekly themed threads work well for us, people come back to see the new topic. (#130)
This is exactly what we needed, thanks for the idea. (reply #176)
We run a short poll every Monday. Low effort to answer, keeps the feed alive. (#131)
Honestly the biggest thing is replying to every new member in the first 48 hours. (#132)
This is exactly what we needed, thanks for the idea. (reply #196)
Same question here. (reply #218)
+1, this is underrated. (nested #70)
Small challenges with a badge at the end. Silly, but it works. (#133)
We invite a guest for an AMA once a month and announce it two weeks ahead. (#134)
Ha, that is our story too. (nested #56)
Agree, we saw the same thing. (nested #67)
Agree, we saw the same thing. (nested #97)
Recap posts of the best discussions help lurkers jump in. (#135)
+1, this is underrated. (reply #133)
Give moderators time to start conversations, not only to clean up. (#136)
Local meetups, even tiny ones, change how people talk online afterwards. (#137)
Same question here. (reply #148)
We stopped posting announcements only and started asking questions instead. (#138)
Agree, we saw the same thing. (reply #210)
A digest email with three hot threads brings back a lot of quiet members. (#139)
How often do you do this? Weekly felt like too much for us. (reply #121)
Agree, we saw the same thing. (reply #250)
Weekly themed threads work well for us, people come back to see the new topic. (#140)
Not sure it scales past a few hundred members, but worth a try. (reply #227)
We run a short poll every Monday. Low effort to answer, keeps the feed alive. (#141)
Could you share an example post? (reply #175)
+1, this is underrated. (reply #183)
How often do you do this? Weekly felt like too much for us. (reply #241)
Honestly the biggest thing is replying to every new member in the first 48 hours. (#142)
Same question here. (reply #198)
Not sure it scales past a few hundred members, but worth a try. (reply #217)
Interesting, did it keep working after the first month? (nested #99)
Small challenges with a badge at the end. Silly, but it works. (#143)
Ha, that is our story too. (reply #169)
How often do you do this? Weekly felt like too much for us. (nested #98)
We invite a guest for an AMA once a month and announce it two weeks ahead. (#144)
Same question here. (reply #208)
Same question here. (reply #248)
Recap posts of the best discussions help lurkers jump in. (#145)
Give moderators time to start conversations, not only to clean up. (#146)
Local meetups, even tiny ones, change how people talk online afterwards. (#147)
Ha, that is our story too. (reply #229)
We stopped posting announcements only and started asking questions instead. (#148)
We tried it and it flopped, but maybe our timing was off. (reply #194)
A digest email with three hot threads brings back a lot of quiet members. (#149)
Max Devlin hi tets2
Weekly themed threads work well for us, people come back to see the new topic. (#150)
How often do you do this? Weekly felt like too much for us. (nested #78)
Max Devlin hi test
Max Devlin hi test