We shared this message with our users and community this morning. Thanks for everything!

Just swapped out the @burbteam home page for a Notion site with all our resources 🥲

Many of you may have heard the sad news last Thursday that @burbteam will be shutting down. While I'll miss supporting the incredible creators in our community, I'm proud of what we've accomplished together. I will always be a resource for you all.

Anyone out there in the Twitterverse still using a Facebook Group to host your community? 🤔

4. Consider offering tiered membership levels. Not everyone will be willing or able to pay the same amount for membership to your group. Consider offering different levels of membership, each with its own set of perks and benefits. You got this 🙌

3. Utilize a secure and reliable payment platform. There are many options out there for accepting payments online, but it's important to choose one that is secure and reputable. Check out Burb's Launch platform if you haven't already https://t.co/jFYP9pNA2W

You might also try to introduce a new "VIP" segment of your Facebook group to paid members with additional content or event offerings.

2. Gradually introduce the idea of a paid membership if your group has been free for a long time, it may be jarring for your members to suddenly be asked to pay for access. Consider gradually introducing the idea of a paid membership by offering early bird discounts or trials.

1. Clearly communicate the value of your group to your members. Before asking your members to pay for access to your group, it's important to clearly articulate the benefits and value they will receive. Access to exclusive content or events? Personalized support?

It can also be a way for you to continue investing in and growing your group. Here are some tips for making the transition from a free Facebook group to a paid one smoothly and effectively;

Offering paid memberships for your Facebook Group can be a great way to provide even more value and support to your community.

Being a Facebook Group organizer you know the value of building a strong community. You've put in the time and effort to create engaging content, moderate discussions, and provide support to your members. But have you considered turning your free Facebook Group into a paid one?

Zappos Core Values Deliver WOW Through Service Embrace + Drive Change Create Fun + A Little Weirdness Be Adventurous, Creative, Open-Minded Pursue Growth and Learning Build Open and Honest Relationships With Communication Build a Positive Team and Family Spirit Do More With Less

Building community isn't just about the products you buy, it's about who you buy from. Brands are humanized. If a brand doesn't represent our core values we don't want to "invest into them" with our purchase. This is why creating core values is essential to build a strong brand

Quality connections makes us feel vibrant and in turn we share those good vibes as we go about our day. We're supposed to build brands that bring people closer, create value and unite us, but it is SO HARD right? How do you create a connective culture for your brand?

So after Gumroad announced its big fee hikes last month, if you were using it, have you left yet? 🤔

Foster a sense of community spirit by organizing fun events and activities for members to do together. Here’s some ideas... • Sunday brunch • dinner with a featured speaker • wine and paint night • ceramics • sound bath • bumper cars What's a fun activity you've done?

Start an online membership site can feel so completed right!? It's all about knowing the right tools to get the job done, it's easier than ever with Burb's new platform called "Launch". Check out deets here: https://t.co/jFYP9pNA2W

Anyone out there currently running or participating in a mastermind group? How valuable are you finding it to be? 🤔

@burbteam + @ConvertKit = happy automated life