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Professional app designer & expert procrastinator turned productivity kingpin. My new project Yoodoo is going live very soon. It's a hot new time-blocking app designed to help you crush tasks, reach your goals, and live your best life. However it's not your standard productivity app, as it help you actually DO your tasks, rather than just making more lists. (I'm bias, but it really is awesome) Launching on product hunt very soon, so drop me a follow to get ya filthy mits on it first. Ta
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CPO (Chief Productivity Officer) at Yoodoo
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So how does one build a community?
They say build it and they will come, but that's clearly rubbish, as we've all probably gathered :) Any tips for a newb? I'm looking to build a community for my hot new productivity app www.yoodoo.app, but haven't the foggiest where or how to start without coming across as salesy. Has anyone got any tips on how to do this genuinely without being a fake ass b***h? Thanks :)
How to Drive Attends to Your Next Event
In-person or virtual event participation is a critical component of networking, building relationships, and offering value to prospects ahead of a sale. Try these tips to drive more prospect sign-ups, attendance, and engagements for your next event. Offer free rides and/or meals to attendees Uber Vouchers give in-person attendees a free ride to the event, while virtual attendees can order a meal on Uber Eats. Offer the prospects something unique Focus on relationship building, networking, and brand awareness, rather than sales. Build your event messaging around the problem your event can solve Uncover your prospects' pain points, and show them how you can uniquely solve them. Prioritize opportunities for community and connection Attendees don't want to be sold to they want to learn and network. Do you find it useful? So follow me for future tips and tricks.
