Anyone can build a community - Basic Zero to One Course on building meaningful communities

Hey,

This is your community man, Deepak Kumar Prabakaran. I've made a short course on community building, something I teach in my workshops. This course covers the basics, zero to one. Just enough for you to go ahead and start your own.

1. What is community? Well there's too many definitions for it. A crowd is more often mistaken as a community. We will find a litmus test for this.
2. Why create a community? How does it benefit people?
3. How can you identify the people and purpose of your community?
4. I will help you present your community effectively.
5. I'll give you the framework to build any community.
6. Six ways to connect business goals with communities.
7. How can you measure your community's success?
8. Some practical exercises to do on paper.
9. And finally, some bonus tips about monetization, and handling difficult situations.

This course will help you create a new community for yourself or your company. If not, you can apply these ideas at work. Adopt a community mindset in roles like sales, marketing, HR, or leadership. At the very least, you'll improve your relationships, both personal and professional.

Here's a brief list of communities that graduated 🎓 from my workshops and courses:

AI Brains by Lokesh Kannan. The community for AI professionals and enthusiasts.

Podcasters by Sriram Selvan. Amateur Podcasters become professionals.

Two Paise Club by Shashank. Takes non-fiction book readers from 0 to 200 pages/month.

The Kaizen by Kamala Kannan. Develop the discipline to maintain a habit for 100 days.

Student Freelancer 101 by Meenakshi. Land your first paid gig within 12 weeks.

Newsletter Builders by Shashank. Go from 10 to 500 subscribers in 100 days.

Masters of Journalers (MJ) by Saran Alagarswamy. Write your first 100 Journals.

Kintsugi by Indu Gopal. Community for divorce and domestic violence assistance

SheCodes by Guvi Geeks. Place women in their first tech job.

60Plus by Arasi Arul. A community for older people to find new friends and meanings.

Think-Digital by G Surenthar Thina. for college students to build a social circle beyond their campus.

and there are more marketers, creators, and HR folks who have been part of the program. They're creating their own social circle, improving their workplace, or simply forming great friendships.