Community Launch Plan
Seeds conversation before sending invitations, because an empty community kills its own launch on the first visit.
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Running it, start to finish
- Confirm a community is the right form rather than a newsletter or a channel.
- Seed privately with twenty to fifty people for several weeks.
- Launch publicly only once conversation is happening without you.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Seeds conversation with a small invited group before any public launch.
- Asks whether a community is the right form at all, given its permanent attention cost.
- Names the failure signals and says to shrink and re-seed rather than promote harder.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Invite the people who already talk to you. Not the largest accounts. Seeding needs people who will actually post, and familiarity predicts that better than size.
- Be honest about moderation time. For ninety days this is you, answering everything. An unmoderated community in month two is worse than never starting.
- Build in a ritual. At small scale, spontaneous posting does not happen. A recurring thread or call is what makes it a habit rather than a link.
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