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How a tour company listens to their community to drive growth and revenue
They actively listen to their community to enable community-led growth
 • 
Osioke Itseuwa
 and 
Adebukola Ogunfemi
How do you achieve community-led growth?
What are the steps you can take to grow and build with your community?
 • 
Osioke Itseuwa

February 2023

Community-led building: Culture is key
The local cultural norms of the people in the city and locality you are building for greatly affect the features you create
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Osioke Itseuwa
Building with your community
A story on how listening to your community can create the best version of your product
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Osioke Itseuwa
How dance studios are growing their market share using community
By making the business of dancing social; helping people connect and have fun.
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Osioke Itseuwa
How community markets are helping small businesses scale
By bringing them face to face with their customers
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Osioke Itseuwa
How to build a self sustaining community
Where members are engaging on their own and the community is thriving
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Osioke Itseuwa
How a diner is growing by selling to a niche community
In an overcrowded inustry like food, finding your community as a business can be tricky. This diner does it by focusing on the nightshift.
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Osioke Itseuwa
How a Taco restaurant wins over competitors using community
Taco 'bout community
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Osioke Itseuwa
Segment your members to increase engagement
You can group members into different topic areas and update frequency to make them more comfortable and more willing to engage.
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Osioke Itseuwa
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Do daily posts and activities make your community successful?
No, not alone. Unless they are tied to a key goal that solves a painful need for your members or followers.
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Osioke Itseuwa
Can posting too frequently be bad for you and your community and followers?
Instead of answering this directly, let me make a reference. Remember how we now get tired of unsolicited or everyday emails that we mark them a…
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Osioke Itseuwa
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