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building communities

Berlin, Germany
Joined January 2010
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🚨 Hello World! We're thrilled to officially launch Miitra Analytics! The first comprehensive intelligence platform built for online communities, featuring the Miitra Engagement Score.
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The data struggle is real for community teams. But a solution is coming.. Today we’re beginning the rollout of our community intelligence platform, @join_Miitra.
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8/ I'm hopeful to see more community businesses succeed and have Miitra play a role in their growth. What more can we be doing to support community businesses?
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My founder journey has been defined by building, acquiring and scaling over a dozen community-driven businesses. Along the way, I've learned how incredibly powerful and rewarding this model can be. If you're a founder, here are 5 reasons to consider starting a community business.
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5 - Communities are renewable resources. An engaged community is a renewable resource that continually produces value through member contributions and network effects. This sustainable value creation is incredibly powerful.
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Communities are the bedrock of the internet. And community businesses of all shapes and sizes can be incredibly valuable assets - with high revenue potential, loyal customers, and defensibility. If you're building a community business or considering the path, come talk to me!
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Thank you for an incredible 2021 together! 🙏 Excited to see your impact and growth in 2022! 🚀
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Scott Amenta retweeted
Community is eating the world. And everyone will be happier and wealthier because of it.
My prediction is that “Community Manager” will be one of the most lucrative, in demand, and coveted roles to exist within the next couple of years.
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