Erin S.

Commented on Upcoming Webinar on AI Agents and Tightknit’s MCP...·Posted inCelebrations

Erin S.

Recap here: womenintechseo.com/knowledge/how-to-build-ai-agents-marketing

Commented on Upcoming Webinar on AI Agents and Tightknit’s MCP...·Posted inCelebrations

Erin S.

Details & rsvp if you wanna swing by! https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rggm5WtsRwiXQrODFeJQ2Q#/registration

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Erin S.

Upcoming Webinar on AI Agents and Tightknit’s MCP with Over 200 Registrants

Doing a webinar tomorrow on AI agents & some of the work I've done with Tightknit’s MCP. Celebrating (instead of my usual anxiety spin) that with over 200 registrants so far - this will be the biggest webinar I've been a part of to date! Here's a slide from it that was added because:

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Zach H. is the best!
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Areej A. is still salty I've met Zach IRL & she hasn't yet (that changes Oct 1!)

Will drop a few slides that show how I came to the Tightknit MCP solution in this thread & the link to join if you’re interested!

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Commented on How to Manage Registration Tracking and Engagement...·Posted inFeedback

Erin S.

Not sure on the reminders - but for the see who registered in Luma vs Tightknit, I would try the MCP. Upload your Luma registrants into ChatGPT / Claude (wherevere you have Tightknit MCP set up) & as the MCP to cross-reference it with the registrants in the Tightknit event

Commented on Improving Event Registration: Adding a Direct Regi...·Posted inFeedback

Erin S.

It's what you ended with Zach H.: Would you prefer that when they click the Register button on the site that they are NOW registered for the event. So no redirect needed. That feels like the best user experience for what we're trying to use it for

Commented on Improving Event Registration: Adding a Direct Regi...·Posted inFeedback

Erin S.

Thanks team! Here's a quick screen recording that may make it easier to explain

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Erin S.

Improving Event Registration: Adding a Direct Register Button on the Companion Site's Events Page

🗓️ Events: register from companion site Members find the companion site easiest to view all events - but registering from there is multi-step & not clear. View all events —> View event —> View in Slack (which doesn't imply registering) —> Slack event to register Ideally, the register button would be there to hit from the view all events page.

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Commented on Tightknit's Upcoming Community Job Board Launch: T...·Posted inFeedback

Erin S.

We ran a community building cohort a few months back & the one thing we heard from a few different community builders is they wanted to first monetise via job boards. So I think a feature like this does unlock a revenue stream for communities - especially if you can prioritise "sponsored" posts in some way & trigger UTM parameters to the application that tell the company the applicant came from WTS / xyz community

Commented on Tightknit's Upcoming Community Job Board Launch: T...·Posted inFeedback

Erin S.

+1 to Shriya N. - a template that doesn't have to be manually enforced would be epic. Would also love an "affiliated" or "not affiliated" bit because we do have folks sharing jobs they know the community would love, but they're not at the company.

Commented on Creating a Community Landing Page for Active Offer...·Posted inBest Practices

Erin S.

works well for now! but would love to be able to embed the table into the site page - that would be dope!

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