How to Find your Community Wedge - David Spinks' Newsletter
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A framework for differentiating your community in a noisy market
Midjourney prompt: A hammer driving a wedge into a surface, style of Roy Lichtenstein It’s never been easier to start a community. Just click “launch” on Slack, or Circle, or [insert platform here] and you’ll be smashing humans together in no time. The result? There are more online communities than ever before. That could lead you to believe that you shouldn’t launch another one. “There are already 100 communities about AI, should I build another one?” The short answer: Yes! Today I’ll show you how you can find your “community wedge” and create a unique community in a noisy market.…
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