How to Start Building a Profitable Community with FluentCommunity - Make money with your community
You can absolutely make money with FluentCommunity by attracting people to join your paid community.
You can potentially earn between $1,000 to $10,000 per month (or more).
Your job is to make it easy for people to find your community and make it compelling enough for them to want to join.
Step 1: Decide who your group is for
Many people overcomplicate this, but itβs really simple:
- Choose people who share similar interests, goals, or challenges with you.
- Create a group that you would genuinely want to be a part of. Solve your own problem.
Spend no more than 48 hours on this decision.
You donβt need to be an expert to earn money online. If you are, fantastic. If not, gather knowledge from your community. Find people like you and make progress together, or invite experts into your community.
Step 2: Decide if itβs free or paid
Your group can be free or paid. If youβre just starting out, make it free. Learn what people want, then offer it as a paid option.
Free members may be willing to pay later on. If youβre confident you can provide value, charge for it.
This decision is not irreversible, so donβt stress. Spend no more than 24 hours on it.
To make your group valuable, you can add courses, posts, meetups, and calls (with you and other experts). Help people achieve their goals faster and with less effort.
Think: βWhat will my group find valuable?β
You donβt need a complete course before you start. Just create a welcome post explaining who the group is for and why itβs valuable. Then continue to improve it over time with input from your core members.
Step 3: Create a welcome post in your group!
Wishing you success in building your community with FluentCommunity!
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Hoang Hxn thank you for this π I'm looking forward to your next post
Natascha Vantuykom, Glad you liked it. I'll have a follow up post tomorrow to ship to you π
Nice, getting Skool vibes here.
What kind of landing page should we have in your opinion? I tried to replicate the Skool about page with Elementor. The community becomes visible only after logging in.
Madis Mark, You can refer to Michele Oneil She did it very smartly, Leveraging the power of Skool about page and a separate landing page.
Wow, great article