Agreed, it's best to use those invite codes and make sure the right people are joining our community.
Another great way is to claim a tribe, and then complete the minimum requirements needed to setup it up so that it is "presentable" for anyone new visitor checking it out. Once that's done, submit it for validation and upon approval you unlock powerful sharing tools like the referral program. Once you're set, just visit your favorite communities and ask if people are looking for a new place to check out, plug in a couple of invites, and which your own tribe and the Snapzu community grow as a whole.
Another great way is to claim a tribe, and then complete the minimum requirements needed to setup it up so that it is "presentable" for anyone new visitor checking it out
Building on this, it might be a good idea to transplant other people who have lost their internet hangouts that aren't Reddit. I'm not sure how well-received fandom things would be around here, but a having a few well-moderated communities placed here would really boost general activity.
I'm kind of a chicken when it comes to promoting stuff, I always get the feeling that people will get mad at me. Kind of a rejection fear thing. Any tips on how to deal with it, or at least how to promote Snapzu without causing too much aggravation ?
Simple Word of Mouth is always a great way to do it.
Tell all your friends and family whom you believe would be interested in using the site about it.
Agreed, it's best to use those invite codes and make sure the right people are joining our community.
Another great way is to claim a tribe, and then complete the minimum requirements needed to setup it up so that it is "presentable" for anyone new visitor checking it out. Once that's done, submit it for validation and upon approval you unlock powerful sharing tools like the referral program. Once you're set, just visit your favorite communities and ask if people are looking for a new place to check out, plug in a couple of invites, and which your own tribe and the Snapzu community grow as a whole.
Building on this, it might be a good idea to transplant other people who have lost their internet hangouts that aren't Reddit. I'm not sure how well-received fandom things would be around here, but a having a few well-moderated communities placed here would really boost general activity.
I'm kind of a chicken when it comes to promoting stuff, I always get the feeling that people will get mad at me. Kind of a rejection fear thing. Any tips on how to deal with it, or at least how to promote Snapzu without causing too much aggravation ?
I'll definitely let my mom know!
Don't worry, she already knows ;)
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