[Tomorrow] Your Community 2.0 Workshop Details

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Transform your mission into a movement

Why most community advice misses the mark

Hi Reader,

Quick reminder that tomorrow I'm revealing the strategic framework that separates successful communities from those that fade away.

➡️ If you haven’t registered for Community 2.0, there’s still time.

Why this workshop matters:

While most community "experts" focus on content calendars and engagement tricks, I take a different approach. I'll share the crucial business decisions that determine whether your community succeeds or struggles - decisions most founders never even consider.

You'll discover:

How to position your community for sustainable growth that doesn't burn you out
The three critical strategic decisions that determine long-term success
A practical framework to assess your current approach and make immediate improvements

Here's everything you need to know:

When: Wednesday, April 9th at 1PM EST

RSVP HERE

What to bring: A notebook and your community questions

I've spent years working with community founders who tried all the "best practices" but still struggled. The difference between those who ultimately succeeded and those who didn't wasn't better content or features—it was a fundamental shift in their underlying strategy.

I'm sharing these insights because I'm tired of seeing passionate community builders burn out following one-size-fits-all advice that ignores business realities.

If you can't join live, you'll receive the recording—but the live Q&A is where you'll get answers to your specific challenges. As a reminder, workshop attendees will receive a special discount code for the Spring Community Foundations cohort that begins April 15th.

Looking forward to helping you build a community that lasts.

See you tomorrow!

Laura

P.S. Bring your biggest community challenge! I'll address as many specific situations as possible during our time together.

113 Cherry St #92768, Seattle, WA 98104-2205
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