We are waking up to a world where digitalization is increasing day by day. In this digitalized world, cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology are becoming mainstream. So building a crypto community is becoming more and more important.

Crypto communities, on the other hand, consist of individuals who are tech savvy, particularly interested in blockchain technology or have investments in cryptocurrencies. A strong crypto community allows for better adoption of the project.

In this serie, I will give you some tips for building a strong crypto community.

Define Your Goals and Mission

As we always do when starting out, we should clearly state the goals. The goal of the crypto community established here may be to educate people according to the purpose of the project, it may be to create a community of players, you can also be established for charity like DAOs or it may be your main purpose to increase your recognition.

Choose Your Platform

You have now set your goals. You can use different platforms according to your goals. If you want to build a more interactive community, discord or telegram may be for you. If you are targeting technology enthusiasts with a strong technical background, you should definitely get a place on reddit. Finally, you can choose Twitter or Facebook according to your target audience.

Develop Your Brand

Your emblem is how to distinguish yourself from different crypto groups. Your emblem consists of your name, logo and message. Develop a visually appealing emblem that is easy to consider. Make sure your message is clear and concise and aligned with your goals.

Invite People to the Community

Now you have chosen your platform and completed the installation phase. The next step is to invite people to the community. If you are not new to this ecosystem, you definitely have a network. Start there, reach out to friends and influencers you know.

Earn Community Loyalty

You now have a community. From this, the most important thing for your project is to increase the loyalty of the community members. On the one hand, although new community members continue to arrive, this is a red flag for your project if you are not communicating well with existing members.

In the following sections, we will detail these topics one by one and create a comprehensive action plan.

Stay tuned!