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How to monetize the community? Why do we need to do a good job in community management?

The core of private domain traffic operation is user operation. Private domain operations mainly focus on the operations of community users. If private communities want to monetize, they need to do a good job in user operations and keep users active. Community operations have reached the realm of user refinement and in-depth operations. If you can't provide valuable services in a targeted way, how can others pay you, let alone monetize the community. Refined operations are the most powerful weapon to retain users in a homogeneous community environment. We need to understand and explore the real needs of each user. Without knowing who the users are and what they need, it is impossible to know their hobbies, favorite content, and product preferences, and it is impossible to establish long-term relationships with users. Providing them with the right product or service at the right time is considerate, while offering products or services at the wrong time is "advertising." It’s important to remember that not all products can be sold to all age groups, and not everyone needs your product or service. We need to provide users with the services they want based on their preferences, interests and needs. At the same time, we also need to build user growth/level system/user recall system around the establishment of grading and grading. A good user growth system can guide users to transform from novice users to seed users, establish emotional connections with users, and ultimately achieve user stickiness and platform value improvement, realize community monetization, and word-of-mouth fission. Doing a good job in private domain traffic construction and user operations are the two core themes for realizing community monetization. Now that users have no loyalty, it no longer matters who the user is. Only by truly improving the community and creating value will users be able to pay for you.

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