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How Community Leaders Increase Member Engagement With Warm Introductions
Ask members what connection would help, make small contextual matches, and measure whether the introduction was useful.
A practical answer
What to know
Member engagement improves when introductions help people make progress, not when they simply increase message volume. Ask members what kind of connection would be useful, make small contextual matches, and give both people an easy way to decline. Measure whether the connection was useful, not just whether it happened.
A thoughtful next step
Try this
Ask members what help or connection would be useful now.
Make small, specific matches with a clear reason for each.
Follow up to learn whether the introduction was useful.
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More guides
- How to Make Member-to-Member Introductions in a Community
- Best Tools for Community Engagement and Member Networking
- How to Grow a Community Through Member Networks
- How to Run a Mentor Matching Program
Read the What is Go-to-Network? pillar guide for the broader approach, or explore all network guides.