Are you looking to build your own
community outside of Facebook groups, Twitter, LinkedIn groups and other social
media accounts that are free and full of rules?
Well, there's a new lifetime deal that's
going on right now that lets you do exactly that.
It's called Kommunity with is a K.
Now on this video, I will be showing you
how Kommunity looks, how it works, how people sign up and all that good stuff.
And I will be talking about what I dislike
about it and like about it because there's things that are missing and that I think
are key to a community, but they might be coming along.
So let's go jump over to my desktop to get
started and show you what the deal is about.
Okay.
This is the deal that's going on right now and it's called Kommunity.
Like I mentioned with a K.
And it's a $49 lifetime deal.
So that means you pay once and use forever.
They say it's an alternative to Meetup.com, Facebook and eventbrite.
Why is it alternative to those?
Because you can create events and you can charge for those events using Community.
Now, I'll talk about what I dislike about that in a bit.
Let me show you what those $49 gets you.
And you get access to create three
communities, unlimited members, branded and customized community page.
Now, they say it's branded, but there's the things that you can brand.
As of now, they are coming in development.
For example, there's a big logo.
This is Community on the top left that can't be removed as of now.
Okay, so I'll talk about that more in a bit.
And you get access to import your group from meetup, import from Facebook.
That's coming soon.
Unlimited online and offline events, unlimited RFPs and other free tickets.
Okay, so that's the deal.
The $49 deal right now, that's the only plan.
There's no license here.
Two or three, you get everything with this.
There's also the sum integration and all that good stuff.
Now, is it hard to build a community?
And the first answer is no.
It's actually pretty easy.
It's step by step and you can create it.
And it's kind of similar to other social
media feeds where you see the about for this.
Explainer.
It's pretty simple for now, the wall, which is where you make your post.
You can post pictures, videos and just comments.
You can make this for everyone or for members only.
So that means that if your community is public, well, that's really important if
you want to have public post and members only post.
So right now I have set to public.
So this could be a good use case just for members.
Okay. And this is an example post that I made.
Here's an image, some text a day ago.
I can like it.
I can comment on it, I can share it.
And in my case, since I posted it, well,
I can copy and share it I can post details and the profiles, post and delete posts.
So it's pretty simple and it looks nice.
Now let me show you what that community looks like on the public side.
So I already signed up for
this community and all I did was sign up with my email and password.
Right.
It's pretty simple and this is how you get started.
Now in my case I set up so they have to fill out a form.
So all I've done is sign up for a community and this is how I get started.
So you can see right here there's a registration form.
You need to answer questions before joining the community.
Now we can customize our form and add these fields.
This is just what I added.
So for example the name.
I'll add my name right here. There we go.
How did you find out about this group?
It's a one question check Mark right here.
So I'll say Facebook and the email.
I just say test@test.com. This doesn't have to do anything
with the registration email so I'm asking it again.
But since that's not needed I will remove it.
So I'll submit this answer. Ethereum we go.
I need to reply to this email to verify. But there we go.
I'm looking at this as a public view.
So this is the about the wall.
Here's the post that I made.
I can see the upcoming event right here.
I've created also just for testing.
I can like it.
I can comment.
Just comment.
Okay. I must verify the email.
But it comments.
I can share it and the options I have here.
Copy, share post details.
Send this profile and report the post if I wanted to report it.
Okay. So it just reports it.
There's nothing to add information to it.
What it is can we do reviewing and where it is located?
It's Mexico City.
There are two members on this.
There's no way to hide that.
I didn't find that option.
So it's kind of discouraging when you're
getting started once you have a bunch of members.
Well that's pretty cool.
You have its pro view the event.
So here's one of the events I created a free event.
If I click on it, there we go. Here's information.
It's on the 17 March. Some tags.
I can add some comments.
There the attendees and I can attend to it.
This is a free one.
So I'll just cancel that. There we go.
So enter the event and start two months because that's when I created.
You can tie this two links where the event is going to be so they know where to go.
Right.
Things I dislike about it.
Like I mentioned, you can't change the brand.
As of now you can't change the custom domain.
So right now it SaaS community.com at Sasmaster.
It's not white label.
Okay yet.
Now let me show you the roadmap of what they have coming.
So this is the in progress so safe integration, which is really important.
I wish they add that to web hooks,
which is I think this is what they're trying to say.
Custom hooks, white label events and community pages with CNAME.
So that means we're going to add our own custom domain.
They say it's coming on quarter one.
This is barely January, so it might come up in a bit.
Recurring events and supporting both in person and online events.
So that's in progress.
Planned new design.
So they're going to make it even better.
Gamification and eventbrite integration.
So that's on the road map.
Now let's build a community. Okay.
Because I have access to three with this deal.
So I'm going to go ahead and click
on Create Community just to show you the steps.
It's all going to be made up.
I can import from Meet up.
As of now, import from Eventbrite is coming soon and import from Facebook.
What I don't know is what type of access Eventbrite and Facebook is going to give.
So that actually works.
I mean, is it going to send an invite to the messenger?
Are they going to send an inbox to the email?
So depending on the access that they are
going to give, that's how it's going to work.
Okay. Community name.
We'll just say testing
for video. We'll keep it simple.
Like that location.
We'll see Mexico City. There we go.
What's your community interest?
Arts and culture, content visibility.
Like I mentioned before, you can set this public or private.
So that means that they won't be able to see the post and the feeds
and the events unless they register, which could be a good thing or a bad thing
depending on what you want to use your community for.
Go to Community page.
And here we go.
Now we can go ahead and set up the information.
Community settings.
I'll show you the settings just so you
understand what's possible and what's not possible in community.
So the basic information, the description, the links for social networks.
So I can also add Google Analytics, my Slack, Telegram, Discord website, URL,
Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Twitch, Medium, Privacy and safety.
I can change it to private if I decide not to keep it public.
Manage registration form.
Like I mentioned before, we can create our own.
I'll get to that in a bit.
Joining type, free or subscription.
Like I mentioned before, you can create paid events or paid memberships.
And right now it's tied to Stripe from Community.
Okay.
And they're charging a 5% fee plus the Stripe fee.
But they've mentioned it on the deal right
here that they are going to change that to give us the option to add our own Stripe.
So that way we are not paying like double fee.
Okay. So that's pretty cool.
That's coming.
We Canva change the background option
for color or pattern depending on what to use.
Our Tags, the community profile photo and the featured photo.
We're not changing anything for now.
Let's go back in settings statistics only for Pros.
We're on the Pro version with the deal, we're able to view the information
for Total Members events, total Rsvpn and all that good stuff.
Let's go back
manage registration form.
This is where we can create our own form
and we can have these options so we can add short text, long text,
single option and multiple options and we can make it required or not.
Those are the types of options that we can add here.
So once they register, they're going to be taken like you saw
in this video, the community of the questions to start to join the community.
So if they don't answer that, they can't join.
So depending on the questions that you need, well, you can do it.
There there's a waiting list
and there's the show all answers so you get access to all the answers.
Also, there's also the export members.
This is pretty cool because turn off for now.
If you want to export their names
and emails to send them some information via email or add them to some automation
to your email marketing campaigns, et cetera, et cetera.
Okay, send an email to members.
You can do it from here.
You can invite and do a payout.
So once you start getting payments like I
mentioned before, from them, it's going to be sent over to your bank.
In this case, there's no balance because I haven't sold anything.
Okay, let's go back to my community.
Let's go into the events just to show you how you create one.
Let's create an event right here. Here we go.
So what should we do?
What's the event going to be about?
The start date, end date, time zone for it?
The image Description this event is going
to be online and remember, we're going to have the options later on.
Event URL required.
So like if it's going to be on Google
meet, it's going to be on Zoom Airmead or wherever you want to send it over to.
Okay, the event language.
In this case only English available.
Attendee Type RSVP Ticket no attendee limits.
If it's going to be ticket, you do so attendee limits.
So in case you want to limit how many
people will join, you can say 100, just in case you have some limitations.
Where you want to do the virtual meeting, I don't know.
Could be an example.
If you prior an email list,
only users who are registered with this email address can attend.
So you can limit who can attend.
Approvals for attendees who can see this event public or those with the link tax
and you're good to go, you publish it and it's going to be on your community wall.
Okay. So if I go to Community,
I can see my activity feed for my communities here in single dashboard.
I can explore, for example, other communities inside of Community.
There's the events communities,
there are talks from other people who create communities we can see they
have some successful communities around here.
Messages my communities I can view them here, my events,
my tickets, popular communities and user suggestions and we have that information
there because it's like a community inside a community right.
Just like Facebook groups where you find other groups.
Well that happens here.
I don't know how they're going to work it
out once they create the white label and custom domain.
So for example on the public view if they go to communities the main page they can
also see the general feed they can explore and see other communities.
You might want that or not.
So that's something that it's a give and take because maybe you just want
to keep it private for your own community but in this case you can view other
communities just in case something you want to have aware of there.
So there you go.
That is the community deal.
There's some good stuff and some bad about stuff about it.
I like how it looks.
What I dislike is the things that are missing like the custom domain.
I'm not able to remove this branding on the top left and that kind of stuff
and as of now this messy and our own stripe and PayPal so we don't have to pay
fees to community so those are things to consider with this deal.
The good part about it is that if you buy it through this link right here which I'll
leave in the description you get a 60 day money slack refund policy.
So that means that if you're not satisfied
within those 60 days if they don't implement what you like in those 60 days
well you can refund it or if you're good to go with what's available right now and
happy with whatever comes in the future then you're good to go with the deals
that's going on right now but there you go.
Like I mentioned before that link will be provided in the description.
It's an affiliate link so that means that if you buy through that link it helps
me out with a small Commission to make these videos for you guys.
Well I thank you all for watching.
My name is George and this is SaaS master.
I'll see you guys later. Bye.