Fanny Nyayic’s Post

Building a community isn't rocket science. But it's not a walk in the park either. It takes time, patience, and a bit of courage. In today's world, people gravitate towards communities that are: - Safe - Vibing - Supportive - Engaging Yet, most communities fail to meet these basic criteria. Why? Because they focus too much on the "product" and not enough on the people behind it. So, if you want to build an unshakeable community, stop obsessing over the numbers. Start connecting with your audience on a human level. Remember, people don't buy what you do, they buy why you do it. And to figure out your why, you need to connect with your people first. So, be authentic, be empathetic, and most importantly, be yourself. Because, after all, that's what your audience is looking for.

Growing a business is lonely, period. Oddly enough, so is being on social media. You'd think with over a billion users that: → It'd be less lonely → That you're a part of something → That everyone is right there with you But often times it's quite the opposite. You find yourself: → Comparing yourself to others → Jealous of other people's success → Trying to live up to everyone's perceptions In reality we're really just looking for something simple: → Our selected tribe → People we can relate to → People who will support us → People who can educate us This is why I'm all in on building a targeted community. It's why I think that micro-communities are our future. Imagine a group a 1000 people who all: → Share a common goal → Push each other to be better → Life each other up every single day Guess what folks? I'm building such a group. 200+ and counting. Want to find out more? You know where to find us. Please ♻️ repost if you don't want to be lonely!

Social media can feel overwhelming and isolating at times, but finding your tribe makes all the difference! 🙌 Building a strong community that supports, educates, and lifts you up is the key to true connection. 💬 💡 Micro-communities are definitely the future! 🚀 #CommunityMatters #MicroCommunities #SupportNetwork #BusinessGrowth

You read consistency, consistency, and consistency every day. No worries. I’ll tell you. From 100% only 10% are consistent. These 10% are those who succeded. So I’ll tell you how you stay consistent on LinkedIn? I’ve got a surefire method to help you stay consistent without breaking a sweat. 1. Define YOUR consistency game plan. - Consistency isn't a one-size-fits-all deal. - Whether you're aiming for 6 posts a week or just 1. 2. Figure out what works best for you. - Stick with it through thick and thin. 3. Build up your community. - Surround yourself with a supportive crew. - Having someone to cheer you on can make all the difference. 4. Make daily engagement your jam. - Drop a comment, shoot a DM. - Give some love to someone. P.S. How do you maintain consistency on LinkedIn? 🔄 Repost if you found this valuable.

This month we have been talking about building a community. From why it's important, to the benefits it can garner for small businesses. Now, let's discuss how to build one. Here are a few quick tips: Avoid generic messages and be authentic. Example: Use images and language that your audience can relate to and that will pique their interest. Create an open space for people to connect. Example: House your community on easily accessible platforms like Facebook. Make sure your community's values align with those of your customers/members. Example: Ask questions and listen to the thoughts and opinions of your audience. This feedback can guide community engagement and help you to better communicate your mission, core values, vision, and the rollout of products and services. Are you currently part of a business community? Tell us about them below.

Building an engaged community is hard, right?⁠ ⁠ Or at least it seems that way. 🫣⁠ ⁠ Do you want to know the number one reason why it seems so hard? Because we overthink it. We complicate it like no other.⁠ ⁠ Just like we overthink what to post next. ⁠ ⁠ I literally do this for a living and still find myself overthinking from time to time - so, I get it. You are not alone. 🫶⁠ ⁠ The overthinking doesn't just stop on social media, though. It leaks into our responses to comments, into our email creation, when we create copy for our newest offer and sales page, and so much more.⁠ ⁠ I know I talk about this a lot, but the more that we can be our true authentic selves, the more it will...⁠ ⁠ ✨ Build our communities⁠ ✨ Build that deep-rooted trust⁠ ✨ Build that true connection⁠ ⁠ Which in return, will lead to a beautifully engaged and aligned community. It takes time, especially organically, so keep showing up, I promise every single time you do, you are moving one step closer to your dreams, goals, and desires in your biz! 🔥⁠ ⁠ What is one way you are going to show up this week in your biz? Share below, I'd love to know! 👇

'My brain can’t cope with having to think of lots of different group posts on top of everything else I do.' 😖 If this is how you're feeling when thinking about your Facebook group, fret no more! If you'd like to be able to get on with other important aspects of running your business (the aspects that you're an expert in), but still want a community that's vibrant, energetic and supporting, find out more on how to achieve this, here. https://lnkd.in/et_2yBa

'My brain can’t cope with having to think of lots of different group posts on top of everything else I do.' 😖 If this is how you're feeling when thinking about your Facebook group, fret no more! If you'd like to be able to get on with other important aspects of running your business (the aspects that you're an expert in), but still want a community that's vibrant, energetic and supporting, find out more on how to achieve this, here. https://lnkd.in/et_2yBa

Here’s the one tip I wish I knew sooner: 👉 Engage Consistently, but with INTENTION. It's not just about posting frequently or responding to comments. It’s about creating meaningful connections with your audience one person at a time. When you interact with people, whether it's in the comments, through DMs, or in shared spaces—make sure they feel seen and heard. Here’s how: Personalize your responses: Address people by their names or roles. Offer value: Every time you show up, provide a nugget of wisdom, a solution, or simply a thoughtful reply. Go beyond surface-level interactions: Be curious. Ask questions, start discussions, and spark real conversations. Remember: You don't need a huge following to build a powerful community. When you nurture individual relationships, you’ll be amazed at how your community starts to grow organically. 🌱 Start with one conversation at a time, and watch your impact multiply.