And what about you? Have you tried these or other methods? Please share your experiences so that others can benefit from them 😊.

This sounds a bit negative to me, although if that's the intent then that's fine! I would suggest rephrasing it to something like this: "It's important to recognize that people's time is valuable. To effectively attract the audience we aim to reach, our proposal must be compelling and align with their needs and interests. By focusing on these aspects, we're likely to be more successful."

You already suggest several online tools above so I would change this to avoid confusion. Change it to something like: 'Increase the frequency of your virtual meetings if they are not already a major component of your strategy.'

If you have tried all of the above and it still doesn't work, consider more dramatic changes. It's possible that traditional methods may no longer suffice. F

I would change this to "physical community" to avoid implying that online communities are "less real".

Avoid staying in the same place all the time.

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which connected digital volunteers with organizations at the start of the pandemic —

AMAs. During these sessions,

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Allowing initial contact to be made behind the keyboard not only helps the most timid individuals by letting them observe before participating, but it also caters to people with disabilities and those who prefer text-based communication, making it easier for everyone to engage confidently from the start.

The easier it is for newcomers to make first contact with existing members, the better.

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I would summarize the key strategies for attracting new members to the community as follows:

it is important to capture attention and attract new members. Most importantly, however, is ensuring they want to return.

Therefore, to maintain the community's activity,

affectivity is gonna make an impact (more than the habit-driven logical perception)

in order to make something powerful, you have to make a choice about what kind of conversation you want to make and how you are going to do that

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