Businesses cannot join communities. Your local pizza parlor doesn't walk itself into a chamber of commerce meeting, does it? No - the owner of said pizza parlor goes to the meeting.

Communities are full of human beings. You can represent your brand and still be a human being, but trying to have a real conversation as a brand is not going to work nearly as well.

Example: When I first joined UserVoice, I experimented with using the @UserVoice handle on Twitter to engage with discussions around customer service and feedback. I got very few responses. As soon as I dived in as @evanhamilton, I started getting genuine responses. I now do all my engaging on behalf of UserVoice as myself (which has the added benefit of protecting the brand somewhat if I say something dumb [which I never do, of course]). Would you be as engaged with this answer if it was from "UserVoice" and had a bullhorn for an avatar? I suspect not.

In my heart is S.T.A.L.K.E.R

Despite the game being buggy and very old.
This game is still relevant. Time after time I would see this game being talked about in 4chan. Has been the source of some juicy memes and stuff.

The great thing about this game is that the community loves it to death. There are thousands of mods that improve the base game and there have been events inspired by Stalker.

Example 1. Modding Community

This mod won mod of the year once. And it earned it! Imagine all three maps of the Stalker games stitched into one giant game with factions that change alliances over time, Random events and tons of replay value!
I sometimes lose track of time playing this mod. And every so often I would play this mod. I keep coming back for it.

I also forgot to mention these other mods:

MISERY and Call of MISERY.

This mod made me fall in love with S.TA.L.K.E.R all over again. It overhauls the entire game and makes it unforgiving as fuck!
I recently downloaded it and started playing a few weeks ago. And damn it is hard especially if you have been playing Fast-Paced FPS. Misery begs you to take your time and punishes you for being rash and pretending to be Rambo.

The weaker mutants are fucking terrifying. Misery will make you want to avoid confrontation. A simple Boar is enough to kill you if you are not careful. Ammunition is fucking scarce and it seems food is rarer than fresh air.

No wonder people compare Misery to Dark souls.

Misery adds many items in the game. Healing isn’t spontaneous and needs you to sit down. (Unless you have stimpacks but they cost more than a kidney)

It truly brings out the depressing nature of Stalker. You life and economic status is heavily dependent on the amount of quests you take.

It made me feel like this:

Next mod is Arsenal Overhaul. It takes the shitty and badly synced guns of Stalker and makes them realistic and sound sooooo good!

Example 2. Presence in Youtube.

Lore videos,discussions and fan skits keep the game alive in the minds of many.

Example 3. General Fandom.

The fans of this game are very passionate. And I can attest to that since I was part of it for a very long time! And this game has inspired lots of games like Metro 2033 and Escape from Tarkov.

Also I forgot to mention the Airsoft Community and Stalker. Or the LARP people.

Do I really need to explain why this makes the Stalker community so fucking cool?!

Now get out of here Stalker!

Building a flourishing community around your brand is never going to be a simple exercise. It takes strategy and a significant amount of hard work to tap into what makes your particular audience tick.

The community was built around a niche

Niche communities around interests and hobbies are thriving. Gaming, fitness, technology, travel, DIY, fashion – brands and influencers have created thriving communities around peoples’ shared interests and passions. The common thread throughout the online communities that succeed is that they provide genuine value and put their members’ needs first.

It started small

When we look at famous examples of brands that built thriving communities around their brands – like Harley Davidson, Nike, Playstation, Adidas, Glow, Gymshark, and others – it may be daunting to imagine trying to build an equally successful community.

The community wasn’t worried about having millions of members in the beginning. It started small, appealing to the individual instead of the group.

Marketing mastermind Seth Godin speaks of finding the smallest viable audience and appealing to that tiny audience with laser focus instead of trying to cater to the masses.

What all successful communities have in common is:

1. They bring people together by focusing on their shared interests and appealing to their passions and values.
2. They serve their customers’ real needs and solve their problems rather than simply talking about how great their product is.

Remember, when your customers become loyal fans of your brand they’ll happily create user-generated content telling the world how great your product or service is.

The community has a strong identity

Communities grow around shared values and passions. They’ve taken the time to nail down what they stand for, and the type of community members they wish to attract.

They create value

Strong communities have stepped up their content game. Create content that helps, inspires, entertains, and educates.

They drive engagement

While some communities will thrive on their own as community members create content, share anecdotes, ask each other questions and give advice (think makeup forums featuring video tutorials and reviews), most will need an occasional nudge to drive engagement.

Some tactics include:

• Hosting events and competitions
• Posting polls and asking questions
• Educational resources such as blogs, podcasts, and videos.

Great communities interact with and recognize community members

They actually interact with their members. They ask for and listen to their suggestions and find ways to recognize the achievements and contributions of community members. This strengthens loyalty and imparts status, which in turn inspires other community members to participate.

Source: The future of online community is contextualized

I can't give you 10, and I'm on mobile right now so I'll provide links when I hop onto desktop, but here are mine:

1. Online Geniuses Slack Group.
1. There are probably many slack groups that are good, but this is the one I've found to be most valuable. Tons of helpful people and plenty to learn. You can also find the occasional gig/job. :)
2. Creating your own community!
1. Seriously, one of the most powerful things you can do is build a community around yourself. Grow a social profiles followers and interact with them. Talk business and marketing with them.
3. In person events.
1. So, I'm actually guilty of not doing this, but if you've got some good events for business and marketing around you I recommend you go. It's great for networking and it'll help you learn too. :)

Thats it for me! I believe it's best to stick to a small number of groups and grow there before moving on to others if you try to be a part of 10 different groups, you'll quickly find that you aren't giving each the attention it needs and the benefits you receive will decrease.

Here are some of the top marketing forums in 2023:

1. Warrior Forum: Warrior Forum is one of the largest and most popular online marketing forums, with over 1.7 million registered members. It covers a wide range of marketing topics, including SEO, affiliate marketing, PPC, social media marketing, and more. The forum is very active, with new threads and posts being created daily.
2. WickedFire: WickedFire is another popular online marketing forum with over 70,000 registered members. It is known for its focus on affiliate marketing and CPA networks. The forum also has a strong community of experts who are willing to help beginners learn the ropes of online marketing.
3. Black Hat World: Black Hat World is a forum for advanced SEO and online marketing practitioners. It is known for its edgy content and discussions of controversial topics. However, the forum also has a wealth of information on legitimate SEO techniques.
4. Digital Point: Digital Point is a forum for digital marketers of all levels of experience. It covers a wide range of topics, including SEO, PPC, social media marketing, and more. The forum is very active, with new threads and posts being created daily.
5. Traffic Planet: Traffic Planet is a forum for SEO and online marketing professionals. It is known for its focus on technical SEO topics. The forum also has a strong community of experts who are willing to help beginners learn the ropes of SEO.
6. V7N: V7N is a forum for affiliate marketers and online entrepreneurs. It is known for its focus on high-converting marketing strategies. The forum also has a strong community of experts who are willing to help beginners learn the ropes of affiliate marketing.
7. UK Business Forum: UK Business Forum is a forum for UK-based businesses of all sizes. It covers a wide range of topics, including marketing, finance, and sales. The forum is very active, with new threads and posts being created daily.
8. Affilorama: Affilorama is a forum for affiliate marketers. It is known for its focus on beginner-friendly affiliate marketing strategies. The forum also has a strong community of experts who are willing to help beginners learn the ropes of affiliate marketing.
9. SEO Chat Forum: SEO Chat Forum is a forum for SEO and online marketing professionals. It is known for its focus on discussion and debate. The forum also has a strong community of experts who are willing to help beginners learn the ropes of SEO.
10. High Rankings: High Rankings is a forum for SEO and online marketing professionals. It is known for its focus on technical SEO topics. The forum also has a strong community of experts who are willing to help beginners learn the ropes of SEO.

These are just a few of the many great marketing forums that are available online. The best forum for you will depend on your specific needs and interests.

Awesome question as have been recently making a list of eCommerce forums and online communities I have been enjoying and subscribed too :)

These are easily some of the best below to check out and covers all levels from beginners and those who have been in eCommerce for a long time (or run a very successful eCommerce business).

👉Shopify forums - If you run your store on Shopify, then this is the best place.

👉Reddit eCommerce forum (reddit.com/r/ecommerce) - Highly rate the questions and discussions. Of course it’s reddit so you get some interesting answers to say the least sometimes but there is some gold discussions and info in there I have found.

👉BigCommerce forum - not just good if you’re using BigCommerce but great for general discussions as well!

👉eCommerce Fuel - it’s made for 7-figure eCommerce founders but is an epic group I have heard (unfortunately not in there). It looks really good if you’re an experienced eCommerce founder to be with other like-minded founders.

These above are without a doubt the standouts + the most active (and most helpful). Of course there’s lots of other communities which are more niche depending on the specific problems, solutions, etc you’re looking for. However, these are some of the best for eCommerce as a whole!

I hope this helps :)

1. Like defining target demographics in traditional marketing, the first step is to define existing communities that share your brands values and passion.
   
2. Before an existing community can become part of your brand community, you have to become a member of their community. You as a person, not as a representative of your brand.
   
3. Like Rosemary explained, be helpful. Reply to peoples questions, share your knowledge.
4. Identify and get to know the key persons of that community. Understand their values and what drives them to be active within the community.
   
5. Identify what the community is missing. What are common frustrations? What could be changed to make the community go forward?
   
6. Identify these same things for the key persons within the community. What are their dreams, things they want to achieve within the community? What keeps them from achieving these things?
   
7. Once you understand what a community and it’s individuals are missing, identify what you or your business can do to help.
   
8. Discuss these frustrations/problems/ideas/opportunities with the community and offer your help. Or throw in ideas yourself, mentioning your brand and see how people react to that idea and the fact your brand could be involved.
   
9. From these discussions, identify members who are motivated to participate or even lead the project.
   
10. From day 1 on the project make sure every step is documented publicly somewhere. Be it on the project website, the community’s website or your brand’s website (or other channels). The story of the project should be told by a community member. If that’s not possible, tell the story yourself - in your name, not as a brand employee.
    
11. Make sure everyone who’s actively involved in the project get’s exposure. Make them proud to participate and make other community members want to participate on this or future projects. Or even come up with their own project ideas.
    
12. Keep in mind that when you communicate you don’t describe the project as your brand’s initiative, but as a community effort of which you and your brand are part of. (example: Google's '20% time')
13. Also keep in mind throughout every project: Every member of that community is a potential collaborator. If not on this project, it might be the next one or the one after that. It takes time to ‘activate’ a community member to become a contributor or even initiative taker.
    
14. If the community is missing a key player to do a particular task on a project: Don’t bring in someone external to the community yourself. That will feel very intrusive. Try to find someone within the community or ask them if they know someone.

Feel free to give your reflections on this. I'm curious to get your ideas or finding about this as I'm writing a book on this very topic; bringing brands and communities together. :-)

Mechwarrior - Online

Aside the noticeable technical issues (that are being fixed slowly, but surely) and the not-actually-significant-but-it’s-there P2W mechanic, i’m very impressed of the gamer community of Mechwarrior Online.

First of all, for those who aren’t familiar with the Battletech franchise, Mechwarrior is a game of pilots with their battle robots performing missions in a team. Teamwork is very crucial to achieve victory.

On every match, people are talking and coordinating every single move, every single plan:

“Hello guys, i’m the one in the Thor. Nice to meet y’all. I’m carrying a PPC with me but that means i can’t afford getting flanked. Can someone watch my back?”

“Hey man. Nice to meet ya too. Oh hey, the one in the Madcat, i’m going to proceed into line six-five. As soon as i fire, go flank that Catapult over there, then we go right to the camp.”

“Kay den, i will provide cover fire. Watch your six! Bushwacker, you got LRMs? I got like, 15 of them left. So i’m going blitz after i exhaust ‘em. Stay with the Thor.”

In all my gaming life, i’ve never seen such a game community this good. In a team based game, the players are actually working as a team. Everyone is working on the objective, and plan accordingly. There are almost no toxic players, and everyone is on the cool head even though they are under pressure. It’s almost surreal.

But then again, it’s probably because of the people who played this game are mostly not angsty, raging teenagers. The number of players might not be much, but they are there in healthy numbers.

Truly, it’s one of the best gaming community i’ve seen. One of the saving grace of this game.

Online Communities and Forums can be fruitful if it uses in a effective way :-

Establishing Expertise :- Online Forums and Communities have been boon during my content creation journey at link din. Your focus shall be on providing value and authenticity. The more you are authentic, the more you crate build a strong trust amongst readers. Apart from that , you have to engage with your audience and construct a road of genuine connections.

Building Relationship :- Use online communities and forums to showcase your strongpoints of your business or services , actually aids to gap between you and your members . It will not only boost your business, eventually gain more genuine buyers for services.

Seeking Feedback :- Seeking feedback upon your business or services or might be your community member face any sort of issue, come forward and solve it with your personal touch. It will help you to reach your target audience.

Offer Help and Support:

• Be proactive in supplying assist and guide to different contributors of the community. Answer questions, grant assistance, and provide options to problems.
  By demonstrating your know-how and willingness to assist others, you can set up your self as a depended on authority inside the community.
• Organizing Community Meetup :- Organizing community meetup within members actually abets its owners to bring them under one roof and fosters strong sense of belonging in-between members.

Overall online communities and forums , in todays arena not just to construct business , though nurture relationship as well.

Leveraging on-line communities & boards can be an advantageous method for developing your business. Here's how you can do it!

• Identify Relevant Communities:
• Research and become aware of on line communities and boards that are applicable to your industry, niche, or goal audience. This may want to consist of systems like Reddit, Quora, industry-specific forums, Facebook groups, LinkedIn groups, and area of interest on-line communities.
  Participate Actively:
• Join the communities and boards that you've got recognized and take part actively. Engage in discussions, reply questions, and grant precious insights and recommendation associated to your expertise.
  Avoid openly advertising your merchandise or offerings initially. Instead, center of attention on constructing credibility, trust, and relationships inside the community.
  Share Valuable Content:
• Share treasured content material such as weblog posts, articles, infographics, videos, or sources that are applicable to the community's hobbies and concerns.
  Ensure that your content material provides cost and offers options to the troubles or challenges that neighborhood participants can also be facing.
  Offer Help and Support:
• Be proactive in supplying assist and guide to different contributors of the community. Answer questions, grant assistance, and provide options to problems.
  By demonstrating your know-how and willingness to assist others, you can set up your self as a depended on authority inside the community.
  Build Relationships:
• Focus on constructing authentic relationships with different participants of the community. Take the time to engage with individuals, ask questions, and exhibit activity in their opinions and experiences.
  Networking inside on-line communities can lead to precious connections, partnerships, and collaborations that can advantage your commercial enterprise in the lengthy run.
  Soft Promotion:
• Once you've got installed credibility and have faith inside the community, you can begin subtly merchandising your merchandise or offerings when relevant.
  Instead of at once pitching your offerings, body your promotions as options to the issues or desires that neighborhood participants have expressed.
  Be obvious and actual in your strategy to advertising to keep away from coming throughout as spammy or insincere.
  Monitor and Analyze:
• Regularly display discussions and conversations inside the communities and boards you are energetic in.
  Pay interest to feedback, comments, and questions associated to your enterprise or offerings.
  Use insights gathered from these interactions to inform your commercial enterprise strategies, content material creation, and patron engagement efforts.

By leveraging on-line communities and boards effectively, you can make bigger manufacturer awareness, set up thinking leadership, pressure site visitors to your website, generate leads, and in the end develop your business.

I hope your question is clear

1. Small Business Forum

Small Business Forum is a site where small business owners can submit blog posts and others can comment on the posts and have discussions. The posts range from various small business topics to marketing and sales advice. They even tackle timely issues like the introduction of artificial intelligence into the workforce.

2. Quora

While not exclusively for small business owners, Quora lets users ask questions on virtually any business-related topic—and every “best answer” has been voted on. If you target your search, it’s a good opportunity to connect with experts, find up-to-date blog topics, and network with others in your industry.

I may not be able to answer your question in whole, but I have the answer which can answer your question partially. As I am a passionate lover of marketing, I joined one such community which is so informative and worth being part of. Xpert is the community about which I am speaking. It’s an online marketing community for working professionals who wish to upskill and evolve in the marketing career. They have handpicked industry experts from different backgrounds, who we consider as role models in marketing career. We look up to them as they had achieved milestones in marketing. So for me, I believe it's best to stick to a small number of groups and grow there before moving on to others if you try to be a part of 10 different groups, you'll quickly find that you aren't giving each the attention it needs and the benefits you receive will decrease. So join communities which are worth joining and grow there once you decide to jump to another. Hope my answer helped. Good Luck.

There are many popular online communities for entrepreneurs that offer a range of resources, support, and networking opportunities. Some examples include:

1. Reddit's r/Entrepreneur subreddit, which has over 2 million members and features discussions on a wide variety of topics related to starting and running a business.
2. LinkedIn Groups, which offer a range of discussion groups for entrepreneurs and business owners, including topics like marketing, sales, and business development.
3. The Entrepreneur subreddit, which has over 1 million members and features discussions on a wide variety of topics related to entrepreneurship and business.
4. The Startup subreddit, which has over 400,000 members and is focused on the early stages of starting a business, including topics like ideation, validation, and fundraising.
5. The Lean Startup subreddit, which has over 200,000 members and is focused on the principles and practices of the lean startup methodology, including topics like customer development, MVPs, and agile development.
6. The E-Commerce subreddit, which has over 200,000 members and is focused on the specific challenges and opportunities of starting and running an e-commerce business.

These are just a few examples, and there are many other online communities that cater to entrepreneurs and business owners. It's always a good idea to do some research and find the communities that align with your interests and needs.

Identifying the "biggest" online forum in the world can be somewhat subjective, depending on the metrics used: number of users, posts, traffic, or influence. However, several forums and platforms could be contenders for this title based on various criteria:

1. Reddit: Often referred to as "the front page of the internet," Reddit is a massive collection of forums where people can share news and content or comment on other people's posts. Reddit is organized into thousands of subreddits, each dedicated to different topics.
2. Quora: Quora is a question-and-answer platform where questions are asked, answered, followed, and edited by Internet users, either factually or in the form of opinions. Its user base has grown significantly over the years.
3. Stack Exchange Network: Particularly famous among professionals and enthusiasts in technology, science, and academic topics, Stack Exchange is a network of question-and-answer websites on topics in diverse fields.
4. 4chan: Known for its minimalistic interface and an array of content and discussions, 4chan is an imageboard website. It has influenced the creation of memes and played a notable role in internet culture.
5. Baidu Tieba: Baidu Tieba is one of the largest Chinese language online communities in China. It is a keyword-based discussion forum provided by the Chinese search engine Baidu.

Each platform has unique features and user demographics, making them significant in different ways. For example, Reddit excels in diverse content and active community engagement. In contrast, Quora is known for its quality answers and expertise in various subjects. Stack Exchange is highly regarded for its structured and quality-controlled format, which is especially useful for technical queries.

In summary, the title of the "biggest" online forum could go to different platforms depending on the criteria used - user base, number of posts, traffic, or cultural impact. With its vast number of subreddits, users, and daily interactions, Reddit often comes out on top in general popularity and active user engagement.

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Quora is the best place in my view - I don’t think there is anything better yet!

Richard Grace - Retired Serial Entrepreneur

Ideas from the Calfpath Poem

If you're looking for an e-commerce forum or online community to join, you have many options to choose from. However, one of the best options out there is E-comm.club, a free community that provides a wealth of resources and support to help online business owners succeed.

E-comm.club offers access to exclusive training and webinars, as well as a supportive community of like-minded individuals who are passionate about e-commerce. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced entrepreneur, you'll find valuable insights and strategies to overcome common challenges and achieve success.

One of the key benefits of E-comm.club is its community aspect. By joining the community, you can connect with other e-commerce entrepreneurs, share your knowledge and insights, and learn from others who are facing similar challenges. Whether you need advice on how to boost your sales, optimize your marketing, or streamline your operations, the community provides a valuable resource.

Besides the community aspect, E-comm.club also offers a range of resources and tools to help you build and scale your e-commerce business. From software to apps, to educational resources and templates, they have everything you need to create a profitable online store.

Overall, E-comm.club is one of the top e-commerce forums and online communities available. With its supportive community, valuable resources, and focus on helping online business owners succeed, it's a great option for anyone looking to grow their e-commerce business.

Hello there!

I was also asking the exact question to my friends, google, read articles, asked my mentors but it was all becoming more confusing to find the right marketing community. I researched about all those I got to know about and short listed a few, when one of my friend suggested me to join an online marketing community. I did took the advice and researched about the community and found it interesting because all I wanted and want to gain from a community, everything is there. Expert professionals, discussions, sharing views and asking questions, marketing trends and techniques.

If you are also looking to join such a community where you can learn, network and gain knowledge as much as can. You can consider XPERT- An online marketing community for marketing professionals and enthusiasts.

Here’s the link to website-

Option 1: E-commerce store

One of the most common online business ideas around, starting an e-commerce store is relatively easy and cheap — at least when compared to opening up a brick-and-mortar store.

If you’re handy or creative, you could craft your products and sell them on sites like Etsy, Amazon or eBay, straight out of your home. The biggest challenge would be getting discovered, depending on your niche and how viral your products are. But thankfully, ImprintNext custom product design software helps you outshine your competitors by offering personalized products in your online store.

Option 2: Tutoring

If you’re into online business ideas for beginners that revolve around calling or video chatting clients to help them out with various problems, then starting a tutoring business is another path to consider.

For those studious entrepreneurs who score highly on standardized tests, understand how to teach the best test-taking strategies and know their material inside and out, tutoring can pull in a lot of money without too much effort. The better your results, the greater your reputation — which means the more you can charge per hour, session, or package.

Plus, with these online small business ideas — business coaching, college consulting and tutoring — you’re essentially dedicating your time and energy to helping other people achieve some of life’s biggest goals. Coupled with the freedom of working from anywhere you want, that’s a pretty compelling job.

Option 3: Freelance coding and web design

Notice a trend yet? Lots of jobs you could be doing in an office for one company, you could also be doing for a bunch of different clients whenever and however you want.

If you’re a software engineer, the perks of working at a startup or tech giant are pretty sizable, but if you’re more invested in flexibility, diversity of projects, taking on work at your own pace and the freedom of being your own boss, then freelance coding is one of the best online business ideas from home. Whether you’re into web design — an especially popular freelance coding category — or another kind of software development, it shouldn’t be too much of a challenge to find clients you’re interested in helping out.

Plus, you can double down as a software consultant as well, offering your critical eye and expertise without necessarily coding.

It depends on the team, but there are some tools to help entrepreneurs grow their team and business. To mention some,

• the Startup 101 app or its web app is useful for learning the basics of startups growth.
• Notion is very helpful for organizing documents and guidelines to automate and document many processes. You can start with templates to track sales, daily tasks, and much more.
• Formaloo is very helpful for building an MVP and being more agile. To start, you can build online forms and surveys for free and then convert them into web and mobile applications.
• Miro is helpful to document processes, set meetings, visualize OKRs and goals, and a lot more.
• There’s also a lot of resources from YCombinator on Youtube to learn anything about startups and growing your business.

As a teammate at Tribe Platform, I come across strong communities on a daily basis. Here are some communities that I found really impressive.

ConvertKit

The ConvertKit community helps creators earn a living by letting members share digital marketing and monetization strategies. The community has groups for types of creators, so each member can get easy access to relevant expertise.

WebinarNinja

WebinarNinja uses its community to offer support and provide access to learning content. The best thing about this community is how it uses a leaderboard and ladder system to incentivize engagement.

Love Wellness

The Love Wellness community is a space where women can ask questions and get advice and recommendations on wellness topics. The team uses virtual coins to incentivize engagement. Members receive these coins for community interactions and they can redeem them on product orders.

Runna

The Runna community is a space where runners can discuss strategies and share their successes. Members can also access expert advice from elite athletes, ensuring runners of all levels can benefit. This community stands out because it is embedded within the Runna app.

I’ll cut to the chase: The best online entrepreneurial communities are on Reddit. This boils down to the incredibly high level of activity. The website boasts an insane number of active users and an interface that helps popular discussions float to the top of forums, so you get a wealth of knowledge without wading through the low-quality content that gets posted in Facebook groups or message boards. Here are the 10 best business-related subreddits:

• Entrepreneur • r/Entrepreneur
• smallbusiness: Starting, owning and growing a small business • r/smallbusiness
• Startups - Finding problems and solving them! • r/startups
• r/SideProject - A community for sharing side projects
• Digital Nomad • r/digitalnomad
• A Reddit for consultants! • r/consulting
• Marketing and stuff • r/marketing
• Grow My Business • r/growmybusiness
• Your Source for Growth Hacker News • r/GrowthHacking
• Sales and Selling • r/sales