It would have been simpler to build a CRM, sell it, and stop there. We built a community around it instead, because most owners do not just need software. They need other people who understand what they are dealing with.
What the community actually provides
Workshops, forums, iCommunity events, and a Verified Vendor network where members meet the people behind other local businesses instead of just their listings.
Why that matters more than it sounds
Running a small business is isolating. A room full of other owners solving the same problems is worth more than another article telling you what to do.
It is not exclusive to subscribers
Free workshops, free consultations, and community events are open whether or not you ever subscribe to the CRM platform. Plenty of people use those and nothing else.
The product and the community reinforce each other
Owners who show up to events tend to get more out of the CRM, and owners who use the CRM tend to get more out of the events. It was built to work as one thing.
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