Diary of a Community Builder

Entry 002: A Place People Were Hoping Existed


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We just launched a beautiful new community for Cathy Heller, and within hours, the first real post landed. What two members said in that thread, completely unprompted, had me sitting at my desk with goosebumps, and immediately voice noting my team. Some entries are strategy. This one is why we do any of this.

In this entry:

  • Behind the scenes of launching Cathy Heller's new community and app
  • The first real post, and the unprompted conversation it started
  • Why what people say unprompted is the truest data your business has
  • Something to noodle on: what has someone said about your work that you never asked for?

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The Diary of a Community Builder is a free daily podcast from Rachel, a Circle Expert and founder of coCreator Society. Every weekday at 6am Eastern, a new entry drops: musings, behind-the-scenes moments, and lessons from inside real membership communities and community-led businesses, plus one question to noodle on in your own day of building. It's the messy, honest, in-between of building something that lasts. For full-length strategy episodes, listen to the Community at Heart podcast wherever you get your shows.

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Diary of a Community BuilderBy Rachel Starr