Ep. 039 - Strategies for Successful Social Design with Bri Leever

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Hacking the Patriarchy

Raven O'Neal

57 episodes

3 days ago

Hacking the Patriarchy, hosted by Raven O’Neal, is the essential how-to podcast for breaking barriers. Each week, Raven delivers bold, candid conversations on gender equity, social justice, and personal empowerment, offering actionable strategies for professionals, entrepreneurs, and changemakers. With diverse voices and expert insights, this podcast helps listeners navigate systemic obstacles, challenge patriarchal norms, and drive meaningful personal, professional, and societal impact. Tune in weekly for practical tools and inspiration to hack our way to a better future for all.

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Ep. 039 - Strategies for Successful Social Design with Bri Leever

Hacking the Patriarchy

48 minutes 38 seconds

6 months ago

Ep. 039 - Strategies for Successful Social Design with Bri Leever

In this conversation, Host, Raven O'Neal, and guest, Bri Leever, founder of Ember Consulting, delve into the intricacies of community building, focusing on the different types of communities, the challenges of engagement, and the importance of diversity.

Bri shares her insights on the distinctions between free and paid communities, the role of education and connection, and the unique strengths women bring to community building.

They also discuss the balance between accessibility and exclusivity, and Bri offers practical hacks for those looking to start their own communities.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Communities come in four types
Free communities struggle with the value proposition
Women excel at community-building but often hesitate to monetize
Member engagement is harder in free communities due to lower investment
Paid waitlists help gauge interest before launch
Dunbar's number suggests an optimal community size of around 125 people
Balance accessibility with exclusive elements
Allow communities to develop organically
Test with events before full launch
Start conversations early to build interest and gather feedback

DISCUSSION TIMELINE

06:30 The Four Types of Community
12:06 Navigating Community Dynamics
20:48 Building Diverse Communities
23:42 Value and Engagement in Communities
28:13 The Value of Paid Communities
30:08 Understanding Engagement in Communities
32:24 Habit Formation and Community Interaction
34:05 Prompts and Rules for Engagement
36:16 Community Size and Connection
38:23 Accessibility vs. Exclusivity in Communities
43:50 Learning from Men's Community Building
45:11 Monetization Strategies for Communities
50:14 Practical Hacks for Building Community

CONNECT WITH BRI

Join Bri's Community: www.emberconsulting.co/join-community

Bri on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/briannaleever

Bri's Website: www.emberconsulting.co

Bri on YouTube: www.youtube.com/@emberconsulting