• How a Community Might Fit Into Your Business [Plus, a special invite]

  • Nov 7 2024
  • Length: 40 mins
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How a Community Might Fit Into Your Business [Plus, a special invite]

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  • SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: The OTPreneur Community is now live!

    In this episode of the OTPreneur Podcast, we announce the official launch of the Free OTPreneur Community designed to help you start and grow your OT business.

    Click here to learn more about the OTP Community and join today

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    Can Your OT Business Benefit from a Free or Paid Community?

    In this episode, we discuss the advantages and disadvantages of free and paid communities, including the use of platforms like Facebook Groups, Heartbeat, Circle, and Mighty Networks.

    We explore a few reasons as to why you might want to start a community as well as customization options, user engagement strategies, subscription costs, and the challenges of transitioning members.

    Whether you're looking to support your current customers, generate new customers, or find the best community management approach, we've got the insights and practical tips you need.

    Tune in now!

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    Would you like more support on your OTPreneur Journey?

    ⭐️ Join the free OTPreneur Community

    📗 Get your free OT Business Guide

    📱 Leave us a voice message & you could be featured on the OTP Podcast

    📩 Send us an email and let us know how we can support you!

    Thanks for tuning in! We'll see you next time
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