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We look forward to continuing the conversation from our new Commsor home! Port.dev/news

To our current users — thank you. You’ve been invaluable to our product development and we hope that you've found value in what we’ve built so far. We will be reaching out to all users individually to explore how we can best support you.

Some exciting news: Port has been acquired by @Commsor to further our mission of building the world’s leading community company. Community is about coming together under a common goal, and we're thrilled to be joining Commsor to help build a Community-Led future.

Fans Represent. That’s just what they do. Who are the Fans in your developer community? Read the article below to find out more. buff.ly/3eq2tRc

The Losing members in your community have in the past provided a lot of value. So what can you do when they start to slip away? Find out more by clicking the link below. buff.ly/3B20jkz

How valuable are the members in your community? What separates some of your most active and engaged members from the rest? The SuperFans in your community are the top of your community. Do you know yours? buff.ly/3r8BD5g

”The fundamental premise of Product-Led Growth is that product is the main driver of a go-to-market journey that pushes users to find, adopt, and use your product.” Check Community-Led Growth: The Product-Led Growth Expansion Pack - Corinne Marie Riley. buff.ly/2TTvA8v

Did you read about Mariam P? Our Promising Segment article is bound to give you an idea of how you can engage with those Promising members. Click the link below and learn how you can build loyalty and to retain these members for the long term! buff.ly/2QylnwA

The best communities meet their members needs. Each segment in Port's Community Grid helps you to understand your members and provide them with the resources they need. Click to learn more about Port and how we can help you meet your community goals! buff.ly/3tvxUyk

Our team here at Port has written articles on all ten segments within the Community Grid. Interested in knowing who the Super Fans? What you can do to keep them there? See how Port's Community Grid compares to the actual members in your community! buff.ly/3ifUI3d

No one wants to be a human Google Alerts spending hours scanning Stack Overflow, Twitter and several other #developer channels just to see how members are performing. Port makes a hard job easier by bringing all member touch points to a single database. buff.ly/3fYfLpf

Building a successful product is all about the user. This is why we spent 8 months conducting User Research to ensure we created something that was most needed in the market. Interested in knowing why we built Port? Click the link below to learn more. buff.ly/3pgO9xj

📖An Anatomy of Your Community Members - Safia Mendez explained @Port_hq's user profile as an anatomy of the members in a developer community. blog.port.dev/an-anatomy-of-…

Looking for a community of supportive DevRel friends? Join our Captains of Community Discord. We love our community and we're sure you will too. What are you waiting for? JOIN NOW! buff.ly/35cz6gq

Check out our latest Port Blog article: "Is Your Community Performing Well? Pursue It With Community Health Index". buff.ly/3ygzXJF #opensource #DevRel #tech #community

Nervous about public speaking? Make sure to read "The Accidental Public Speaker or How I Got Over My Fear of Public Speaking" by @lakatos88. buff.ly/3w0BcuD #opensource #DevRel #tech #community

#DevRel is hard enough. The tools #advocates use don't have to be. The User Profile was created as a portal for #community professionals to look at their membership and see what really matters. Learn more about it by clicking the link below. buff.ly/2SD0QIq #opensource

"A candid look into #DevRel and what it's like becoming a #Developer #Advocate" Check out "Let's Discuss: Developer Relations - Twitter Spaces! buff.ly/3A4XmPK #opensource