Choosing a community platform can be challenging. Moving an existing community to a new platform can seem even harder. But migrating your community can present opportunities to rejuvenate, re-engage and even grow your membership. Blaise Grimes-Viort, Guild Community Collective host and founder of community consultancy Is The Answer, recently led
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As your community grows, what was once the right platform can start feeling limited. Or maybe the platform provider no longer meets your financial or organisational standards. Either way, sometimes it's time to move your community and find a new home to host it. Reasons for moving your community from
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