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How to Build Your Own Community With AI and a Content-Led Approach

When it comes to community building, I had the chance to speak with Pablo Gonzalez, who is the Co-Founder and CMO of Be the stage and Host of the B2b Community Builder Show. Through a community, you can work together and unite for a bigger mission through the people in your community. “Everything starts with the core values of your community that you define,” so Pablo, who analyzed the marketing efforts of experts like Gary Vee (CEO of Vayner Media) and Chris Walker (CEO of Refine Labs), explained to me that the core values that you have to define are the foundation for every strong community. “After defining the core values, there are rituals, common language, and Content Co-Creation which are important to succeed and create your raving fans for your brand,” said Pablo. All strong communities have their own rituals, and basically, what this means for your online community is going live on a regular basis. 

For Gary Vee, this is his DailyVee show where he gives values; in the case of Chris Walker, it is Demand Gen Live. You have to think about your own live format and go live on a weekly basis and give value to your audience. The common language is the questions and topics of your target audience. “Oftentimes, we don’t know the topics and questions, and we guess, but through going live and interacting with our audience, we really dig deep into their needs and pains,” so Pablo. 

The third part of building a strong community is the Co-Creation part, which means that we integrate our audience into our own content. The good thing about going live is you can bring your audience into the show and let them ask questions, like on a TV show. If you create video snippets and tag your audience within your own channels, you integrate your audience into your content efforts. These people who are mentioned within your own content are far more interested in engaging, liking, and sharing it.

Why Building a Strong Sense of Community Is Important for Businesses

Companies that are successful in the digital age are those that build strong, authentic communities and cultivate a sense of belonging among their customers. The importance of building a strong sense of community is not just for the sake of it. It helps to create relationships with customers and leads to greater loyalty.

A community is a group of people who share the same interests. Communities are usually made up of people who live in proximity or have a common interest. Communities can be online or offline. Online communities are often called social networks, and they have become an integral part of our society. Offline communities include clubs, churches, unions, and many others.

The word “community” derives from the Latin word “communitas.” The word means “a group or a society that shares a common way of life.” A community is not just a group of people who happen to live near each other and share some common interests. It is more than that – it is a group of people who are connected by their shared history, culture, geography, social status, and values.

Communities Are Changing Forever & We Need to Understand the Gap

Communities are changing, and we need to understand the gap. It’s not just a change in how we interact with each other, but also the fact that communities are becoming more and more globalized.

The internet has played a major role in this development, as it has lowered the barriers of entry for people to join communities and participate in them. This means that they can be anywhere in the world, speak any language, and have any background. As such, it is important to keep an eye on these changes to make sure that our communities remain inclusive and diverse.

The Importance of a Human-Centric Approach in Community Building

To build a successful community, it is important for brands to understand the needs and preferences of their target audience. The human-centric approach is about building a community around the humans behind the brand.

The human-centric approach is about understanding your customers, their needs, and preferences in order to build a successful community. This includes understanding what they want from your brand and how they want to be communicated with.

How AI Can Help You Build a Community That Resonates With Your Audience

Digital communities are a great way to engage your audience. They are a place where people can come together and share their interests. It is also a good way to build your brand’s online presence and generate more leads. If you want to build an online community that resonates with your audience, here are some tips on how AI can help you achieve this goal:

– Use AI to analyze data about your target audience and use the insights from this analysis to create content for the community

– Join online communities related to your industry or niche and actively participate in discussions

– Create polls or surveys using AI tools that will help you find out what is important to your target audience

– Use social media automation tools like Hootsuite, HeroPost, and Buffer so that you don’t have to spend time

How to Use AI as Part of Your Marketing Strategy

In conclusion, AI is not a replacement for human interaction. They just provide assistance to the content writers by getting rid of writer’s block and generating content ideas at scale. With AI assistance, copywriters can put their skills to use in a more efficient way. They can make sure that they are not wasting time on skill sets that they don’t have and instead focus on what they are best at – creativity and emotions and building authentic relationships. So, it is really the connection between using AI tools and setting the foundations with values, rituals, and common language that create your own community that helps you to succeed with your own brand. 

You can listen to the full interview with Pablo Gonzalez here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Ue1fxEPLXY

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  • Yakup Özkardes-Cheung

    Yakup is the Founder and CEO of Content AI Tools. He worked for different media companies before he became a content manager and started leveraging his own time with AI tools. The idea of Content AI Tools was born when he realized that there was so far no other publication that focuses on this niche.

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