I noticed something. When you join a community with a specific niche, like a "day trading group", the conversation is always just about that topic. And yeah, it makes sense. It’s a "day trading community", so of course that’s what people talk about. But I’ve seen posts that were a little off-topic, and they just get deleted. .....that kind of sucks I feel like a community should be more than just the niche. It should be a place where people actually connect and build real relationships. Not everything needs to be about the main topic all the time. That’s what really makes a community feel alive. The niche brings people in, but the relationships keep them there.

whether it was a habit you started, a system you added, or something you stopped doing... would love to hear what helped you grow or feel more connected with your members. drop your answer below 👇

imagine a single place where anyone can leave reviews, whether your stuff’s on Skool, Whop, Teachable, Kajabi, Udemy, whatever. someone checks reviews for a Whop community...but then sees your Skool group has way better ratings. now they have a real choice.and that kind of opportunity doesn't exist unless something like this gets built. f this existed, would you list your stuff on it?

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