Why build your own community?
Why not just use Facebook (or Circle, Skool, etc.)? – if you read just one of my posts, it should be this one.
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Why build your own community?
17/01/2026 - Build
Why not just use Facebook (or Circle, Skool, etc.)? – if you read just one of my posts, it should be this one.
Adding FluentCommunity to the build
16/02/2026 - Build
FluentCommunity is the portal for our users, giving them access to discussion areas and courses.
Mini Workshops for Maximum Returns
28/01/2026 - Grow
A great way to engage new clients with a mini workshop in your funnel.
FluentCRM – The Glue That Holds it Together
26/01/2026 - Build
The first step to changing your brochure website into a lead generating community.
Making Some Space
26/01/2026 - The Geek Zone
A little tweak to make the feed view a little more spacious on desktop.
MVP – The Bare Minimum
20/01/2026 - Launch
Setting the starting point for your soft launch – the minimum viable product.
Launch Time – what’s this site for?
16/01/2026 - Launch
What better way to demonstrate what we can do with an online community, than building one for ourselves?
Foundations – Servers ‘n’ stuff
02/01/2026 - The Geek Zone
Before we even get to installing any of our software, we need somewhere for it to live. We’re going to look at domain names and hosting.
Making the Announcement
31/12/2025 - Launch
I’m doing what now? Launching a free community to help others launch their own.
Adding FluentCommunity to the build
FluentCommunity is the portal for our users, giving them access to discussion areas and courses.
Mini Workshops for Maximum Returns
A great way to engage new clients with a mini workshop in your funnel.
FluentCRM – The Glue That Holds it Together
The first step to changing your brochure website into a lead generating community.
Making Some Space
A little tweak to make the feed view a little more spacious on desktop.
MVP – The Bare Minimum
Setting the starting point for your soft launch – the minimum viable product.
Launch Time – what’s this site for?
What better way to demonstrate what we can do with an online community, than building one for ourselves?
Foundations – Servers ‘n’ stuff
Before we even get to installing any of our software, we need somewhere for it to live. We’re going to look at domain names and hosting.
Making the Announcement
I’m doing what now? Launching a free community to help others launch their own.