Chanel ClarkGuest
Dave HaywardHost
What I find interesting about it is, like, community building has suddenly become in vogue, right? But I feel like you were way ahead of that.

Normal people, fairly, you know, the cool kids at high school because I was always the geeky one, the dorky one, the tomboy that didn't, you know, I had girl mates or anything.

So it's like I've finally come into my own as an adult and been like, oh my God, I was ahead of the curve for once in my life.

You've got the marketing club, but you're also growing cohorts for, you know, because I imagine a lot of businesses here.

They wouldn't even know where to start when it comes to building a community that they're around.

But I imagine a lot of sort of particularly more niche ones, that would be really powerful if they do it.

If you're starting out, what would be the first thing that you'd go about other than joining your cohort, obviously?

I think really figure out why community needs to become a channel for your business.

But there needs to be a reason as to like what is the value going to be in order for you to bring community together for your brand or business.

What does actually doing it look like? And not just the one-off thing to create the excitement and then, you know, it's a three-month campaign and then it disappears.

It's like, if we do this, what are we doing and can we stay consistent? Because when you are community building for humans, you are dealing with human trust.

You are getting humans together who have a shared pain point that they want to solve, whether they realize it or not.

What I find interesting about it is, like, community building has suddenly become in vogue, right? But I feel like you were way ahead of that.

Normal people, fairly, you know, the cool kids at high school because I was always the geeky one, the dorky one, the tomboy that didn't, you know, I had girl mates or anything.

So it's like I've finally come into my own as an adult and been like, oh my God, I was ahead of the curve for once in my life.

You've got the marketing club, but you're also growing cohorts for, you know, because I imagine a lot of businesses here.

They wouldn't even know where to start when it comes to building a community that they're around.

But I imagine a lot of sort of particularly more niche ones, that would be really powerful if they do it.

If you're starting out, what would be the first thing that you'd go about other than joining your cohort, obviously?

I think really figure out why community needs to become a channel for your business.

But there needs to be a reason as to like what is the value going to be in order for you to bring community together for your brand or business.

What does actually doing it look like? And not just the one-off thing to create the excitement and then, you know, it's a three-month campaign and then it disappears.

It's like, if we do this, what are we doing and can we stay consistent? Because when you are community building for humans, you are dealing with human trust.

You are getting humans together who have a shared pain point that they want to solve, whether they realize it or not.
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