Understanding the Community Dashboard

The Community Dashboard is where you manage your community on Buzzable.

From the dashboard, you can update community information, manage access settings, add or remove members, create events, send invitations, communicate with members, and review community activity.

The dashboard is organized into several tabs:

The Overview tab shows the main information about your community, including the community title and description.

From this tab, you can:

The Manage Access settings control who can view your community page and member list.

You can choose:

You can choose:

Use these settings to control how open or private your community should be.

For example, a public networking group may want the community page and member list to be visible. A private professional group may want to limit visibility to members only.

The Members tab is where you manage the people in your community.

From this tab, you can invite members using:

This section also includes an earnings chart related to paid events in your community.

Use the Members tab to grow your community and keep your event audience connected over time. After hosting an event, you can invite attendees to join your community so they can hear about future events.

The Events tab shows a list of events that have been created in this community.

Use this tab to review and manage the events connected to your community.

This helps you keep your events organized in one place and makes it easier to build a consistent schedule for your members.

The Post Blast tab lets you send a message to your community members.

A Post Blast may appear:

Use Post Blast for important updates, announcements, event reminders, or follow-up messages.

Examples:

Post Blast helps keep your community active between events.

The Insight tab shows general traffic to your community page.

Use this section to understand how people are engaging with your community.

Insights can help you see whether your community page is getting attention and whether your promotion efforts are bringing people to Buzzable.

The Community Dashboard helps you manage more than a single event. It gives you tools to build an ongoing audience.

Instead of creating one event and starting over every time, you can use your community to:

A well-managed community makes future events easier to promote and gives attendees a reason to stay connected.