What you’ll find in the newsletter: my simple networking tips to develop an engaging community
When I first started on Twitter, I had just 11 followers. Yep, eleven!
But today, I’m proud to say that I’ve grown a supportive and engaged community that has been instrumental in my entrepreneurial journey.
So, how did I go from 11 to 19,000+ followers?
Spoiler alert: It wasn’t magic or luck. It took consistent effort, genuine connections, and a few key strategies that I will share with you.
Building a community isn’t just about numbers; it’s about creating a network of people who support, challenge, and help you grow. And trust me, it’s one of the most powerful assets you can have as a startup founder.
Having a solid community means more than just followers—it’s like having a built-in support system that gives you honest feedback, opens up new opportunities, and even helps spread the word about what you’re doing.
If you want to learn more about how personal branding ties into all this, you can check out my thoughts here.
Let’s look into the key steps that helped me build a thriving community from scratch.
Start with what you know
If you want to build a strong community from the ground up, you've got to start with what you know.