How to Create a Bitcoin Community

Overview

Curriculum

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Introduction
1.1 - Course overview
1.2 - Why start a Bitcoin community or meetup?
1.3 - Where should you create your community?
1.4 - What objectives should guide your community?
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Designing a community identity Bitcoin
2.1 - Why and how can you create your own identity?
2.2 - Create a logo, poster and banner
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Creating communication channels for your Bitcoin community
3.1 - Which communication channels should you choose?
3.2 - Create and configure a Telegram channel, group or supergroup
3.3 - Setting up your Telegram group or supergroup
3.4 - Adding a Multi-Function Bot to Your Telegram Group
3.5 - Create a Discord server
3.6 - Consider alternative, private and more secure communication channels
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Launch your social networks
4.1 - The importance of visibility for growing your Bitcoin community
4.2 - Create a Twitter profile
4.3 - Getting closer to neighboring meetups
4.4 - Btcmap.org
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Organize a Bitcoin meet-up
5.1 - Why launch a regular meetup with your community?
5.2 - The first meet-up: when, and why?
5.3 - The search for a location
5.4 - Before the meet-up
5.5 - The day of the meet-up
5.6 - After the meet-up
5.7 - The importance of involving and retaining participants
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Examples of projects and initiatives
6.1 - Why go further than just drinking beer?
6.2 - Organize themed meet-ups, with an annual progression
6.3 - Create side-events and workshops
6.4 - Create stickers
6.5 - Create a library
6.6 - Create and distribute personalized flyers
6.7 - Producing a video projection
6.8 - Putting up posters in your city
6.9 - A personalized NFC card
6.10 - Create a website
6.11 - Create a video channel (Youtube or Odyssee)
6.12 - Create an audio podcast
6.13 - Create a badge for your events
6.14 - Planning for handover in the event of death
6.15 - Give lectures at schools and universities
6.16 - Approaching businesses
6.17 - Contact the local press and radio
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Anticipating the future
7.1 - Planning for an Increase in Participants
7.2 - Decentralizing community organization
7.3 - What if Bitcoin became public enemy No. 1?
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Bringing bitcoiners together
8.1 - A Quick Action Plan to Build Your Bitcoin Community
8.2 - Taking care of yourself
8.3 - BTC 304, What's Next
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Final section
9.1 - Reviews & Ratings
9.2 - Conclusion