AI tools to help you build a community

Are you looking to build a thriving community for your product, brand or industry - with limited resources and considering using the power of AI?

As an experienced community manager with over a decade of real-world and online community building, I will guide you through the process of using real AI tools to help save you TIME and MONEY whilst building your own successful community from scratch.

This guide is not just another collection of AI tool recommendations thrown into a spreadsheet. It's a practical, hands-on guide that will help you:

• Understand how AI can be used to develop a robust community strategy, including determining the purpose of your community and setting it up for success based on valuable insights derived from qualitative data (including a tool that will even analyse your video interviews!)
• How AI tools can help you set up your community from the ground up, from choosing the right platform to creating valuable content such as community guidelines, logos, and other branding assets
• Use AI to create awareness about your community at scale, including how to create high quality social media posts across a variety of platforms from graphics to blog articles, and scheduling them effectively so you can line up everything even up to years in advance!
• Engage in one-on-one conversations with community members at scale using AI, revolutionizing the way you interact with your audience and build meaningful connections

This guide includes a carefully curated selection of tools that are actually relevant to building a community, ensuring that you only invest your time and resources in tools that deliver results (and avoid getting distracted by many other tools out there that simply don't work or just create more noise).

The guide also included is a handy cheat sheet summarizing each tool, its benefits, and any associated costs, making it easy for you to choose the right tools for your own community needs.

This guide is particularly useful if you are trying to reduce the resources required to build a community - whether it be to avoid paying large costs for market research, to having to hire expensive graphic designers or consultants.