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Mighty Networks retweeted
Closed Won Club just hit 100+ members. And I'm blowing things up.
When I launched at the start of 2026, I honestly didn't know what to expect.
The energy, the engagement, the caliber of sellers showing up. It's been one of the most rewarding things I've built.
Thank you to everyone who joined early and made this thing real.
Now we're leveling it up.
Closed Won Club is moving to Mighty Networks.
Here's why:
1. Custom branded mobile app: CWC deserves its own iOS app. Not a tab buried inside another platform.
2. More premium experience: The community has grown. The platform needs to match the quality of the people in it.
3. Real community feel: Mighty is built for member-to-member engagement, not just content consumption. Discussions, member directories, seeing who's online, and connecting with others in the trenches.
Big thank you to Kyle Willis and @ginab at @MightyNetworks for the support and partnership in making this move happen.
Excited to build something special together.
-Brian
P.S. Closed Won Club will reopen for its last 'founders' launch on May 11th. 30 spots only.
New platform, new energy, same mission: helping sellers close more and build a career they're proud of.
Sending out to waitlist only: closedwon.xyz/join-the-club/
More details soon.
Mighty Networks retweeted
Listening to a @MightyNetworks podcast recently, one thing hit me: human communities are becoming a bit of a counterweight to AI-generated content.
AI cranks out copy and content at scale. No question it's efficient. (And it can actually be pretty solid content!)
But when you need real advice, do you trust a chatbot or a peer who's been through it?
Communities offer what algorithms can't replicate: authentic interaction, shared experience, and insights rooted in actual human judgment. They generate content and connection that feels real because it is.
This shift matters for business. AI handles the grunt work, the drafting, the basic analysis. Communities handle the nuance, the trust-building, and the unscripted wisdom that comes from lived experience.
Companies building strong, engaged communities will have an edge. They're delivering value that stands out in an increasingly AI generated landscape.
Whether you're a business or an individual, are communities becoming more central to your professional network?
Mighty Networks retweeted
i've tested every community platform over the last 2 years
Discord, Skool, Circle, Whop, Facebook Groups, Kajabi
here's my honest breakdown and why i ended up staying on Mighty Networks:
Discord
built for gaming, not for monetisation
no native paid memberships — you need bots and third party tools just to charge for access
the UI overwhelms new members who aren't gamers
engagement dies fast because there's no real content structure
verdict: fine for free communities, terrible for building a business
Facebook Groups
you don't own anything
zuckerberg can kill your group tomorrow with zero warning
organic reach is dead — maybe 3% of your members see each post
no monetisation built in whatsoever
verdict: great for discovery, not for your primary home
Skool
clean, simple, gamification is nice
but limited on course depth, no live streaming native, no branded mobile app
feels more like a course platform that added a feed than a true community
verdict: solid but you'll outgrow it
Whop
marketplace first — you're one of thousands of products on a shopping platform
your community lives inside someone else's storefront
discovery depends on paid traffic or the Whop algorithm
you compete with every other seller for attention
verdict: good for selling digital products, not for building a community brand
Circle
strong product but designed for agencies and enterprise
pricing reflects that — steep for a solo creator just starting out
steeper learning curve than it needs to be
verdict: great at scale, expensive and complex to start
Mighty Networks
purpose-built for community from day one
courses, live events, member chat, community feed, and your own branded mobile app — all native
you own your member data and email list
no marketplace, no algorithm deciding your visibility
members get push notifications through the app which drives retention passively
the 14-day free trial means you can build everything before paying a dollar
it's not even close when you compare them properly
comment "COMPARE" RT and follow — i'll send you the full guide on setting up your Mighty Networks community from scratch
Mighty Networks retweeted
Unpopular opinion: Your content is holding your retention hostage.
Every piece of content you create trains your customers to come back for YOU, not each other.
The moment you stop creating, they stop coming back.
@Ginab @MightyNetworks CEO:
scalebrate.com/podcast/commu…
Mighty Networks retweeted
CEO of @MightyNetworks @ginab definition of leverage:
Set up the party.
Let everyone in.
Go to bed because it doesn't need you.
84% member-led engagement on Mighty Networks.
Industry average: 10%.
That's what a real community flywheel looks like.
🔗 scalebrate.com/podcast/commu…
Mighty Networks retweeted
Last day of my certification class with @MightyNetworks. Man, I love this company.
If you're looking to find a platform to host a community of some sort (for courses, for books, for people who love talking about community), you should check out Mighty Networks.
Mighty Networks retweeted
Your community is already gathering in spaces like @MightyNetworks.
Now your Delphi can be there too.
We’ve launched advanced embedding so your Digital Mind can live directly inside your community platform and engage members 24/7.
Set up in minutes from your Integrations page in Delphi Studio.
Mighty Networks retweeted
Earlier this year, we signed a new @StateshiftHQ client who wanted to build a small, specialist community from scratch. They had never done it before, had no idea what to do.
The culmination of this work: consistent growth and 60% active users...
...this is pretty much unheard of in communities, where you usually get 20-25% active users.
We did this by:
* Defining their brand positioning and messaging
* Helping them choose the right platform (we went with @MightyNetworks )
* Kicking off an early adopter initiative to gather feedback, work out the kinks, and dial things in
* Testing topics, gathering data, and iterating on member interest and appetite
* Weaving in online events as a deliberate driver a of body language to build trust and then interconnecting into the community platform
The key here is in being deliberate: "if you build it...they will come" doesn't work.
"If you build it, differentiate based on uniqueness, measure it, gather feedback, identify blind spots, iterate regularly, infuse with high-bandwidth content...they will come" does work.
I love our work with Stateshift, it is super-rewarding to be a part of these journeys.
Mighty Networks retweeted
We've introduced a new announcement type at @mightynetworks.
It's known as the Big Ass Announcement.
We have one on Monday that I couldn't be more excited to share.
The question now is whether I'll be able to hold it together until then.
Mighty Networks retweeted
Couldn't be more proud of the results we're getting our hosts at @MightyNetworks.
The communities we get to work with are absolutely incredible.
Yesterday, we had our best sales day in the history of the company. Community is happening.
Mighty Networks retweeted
Finally! A true home for my community.
It's been a journey, but platforms like @MightyNetworks feel like they're built for real community building. No more fighting algorithms—just full control and genuine connection. Excited to grow this space on our own.
#MightyNetworks
Mighty Networks retweeted
Safe to say opening the @MightyNetworks app is now part of my routine. 😄😊
The aim is to keep my streak active while helping other members in ways I can.
GM Shefiers 💫
Mighty Networks retweeted
Conversion Nerds –
These new Landing Pages coming to @MightyNetworks next week are already showing RADICALLY higher conversion rates.
Combined with a new checkout flow, expanded payment options, (and a few more surprises), it's never been easier for new members to discover and buy.
Mighty Networks retweeted
I cringe at advice. But reading some of the truly bad takes from the SaaS philosopher kings here, I gotta say something.
@MightyNetworks powered over $500M in Host earnings in the past 12 months alone.
Which hopefully gives me the credibility to say:
🔺 Don't be fooled by "adoption will be higher" in choosing Facebook Groups, Slack, or WhatsApp to build a community.
It's an incomplete metric.
They are built for people who already know each other.
The same 5 people will drive all of the activity.
Your people won't value them at a premium.
⭐️ The benefits of your own community or courses on your own apps are SO F*CKING CLEAR:
You can charge a PREMIUM.
You can create MORE VALUE faster.
You can offer MULTIPLE PROGRAMS in one place.
It's why some of the biggest, savviest creators (and 000s more you've never heard of) are taking this path.
Why aren't they spouting on X?
They are too busy making money.
Careful of those who don't know what they are talking about.
Mighty Networks retweeted
OMG, yes! It's FINALLY here.
Today we're introducing Mini-Launches on @MightyNetworks
What's a Mini-Launch?
It's a simple space where you can validate a new membership or course BEFORE going all in.
Here's the situation:
You think you want to launch an annual membership or a big new course.
But what if you launch it and only 10 people show up?
Now you're stuck with 10 people for a whole year.
This stops a ton of people from starting.
NOT ANYMORE.
Now with Mini-Launches, you can launch a 14-day challenge or short paid course to validate the idea.
Validate that you want to do it.
Validate that people want to join you.
Validate that people will pay you.
And you can keep doing Mini-Launches until you find the right formula.
THEN AND ONLY THEN, do you unveil your longer term course, membership, mastermind, or event series.
Worse Case Scenario: you lost 7, 14, or 30 Days to a challenge or short course.
Best Case Scenario: you struck gold and dialed in the perfect annual membership.
Mighty Networks already has more $1M memberships than any other platform.
This is our way of inviting more people to get started.
Mighty Networks retweeted
Most people assume you're either stupid or evil when running a software company.
This risk of 'stupid or evil' has guided me in how we show up for Hosts on @MightyNetworks:
1️⃣ It's why you own your Mighty Network.
2️⃣ It's why your members own their contributions (and license them to you).
3️⃣ It's why we don't run ads.
Why am I bringing this up?
Because inside Mighty today, it is an end of an era.
We're migrating how Hosts set up paid plans across platform.
The new system is fantastic.
It's clearer, more concise, and opens up whole new types of growth.
Truly, it's amazing.
It's also made people inside and outside ask, "how was the old way so bad?"
This is where I offer a bit of history.
It was a system we built for a bygone era and one very specific purpose—to stay within the rules of Apple on in-app purchases.
See, when we started Mighty, we had 2 simple goals:
Goal #1: Give you access to the most engaging platform on the planet (mobile).
Goal #2: Give you the option to charge for access.
Seems easy, right?
Apple did not, in fact, make it easy.
Instead, they had sought to make it really f*cking hard and confusing.
Other platforms just avoided iOS altogether.
But with the MASSIVE engagement on iOS, this seemed short-sighted.
There HAD to be a way to get growth, engagement, AND revenue on iOS.
We built a way.
A convoluted way, but a way.
⭐️It ensured our Hosts stayed on the right side of Apple for 7 years.
⭐️7 years in which Hosts on Mighty generated a massive amount of revenue.
⭐️7 years in which we were able to build the platform dynamics for there to be more $1M communities built on Mighty than on any other platform today.
As we retire our beloved convoluted system for a MUCH better one this afternoon, I'm feeling sentimental. 🍻🍻
It's a great reminder of the risks of building things that haven't been built before.
Sometimes, people will think you're stupid.
It's absolutely worth it.
Mighty Networks retweeted
How you know software matters.....
Got home tired. Wasn't gonna touch the laptop.
Decided just to check in with my @godandgigs membership on @MightyNetworks.
Remembered the new features of creating landscape, YouTube style grids on our videos.
Tried it. WHOA.
this looks AMAZING.
Now I'm GEEKED and working with joy to get this to my members - who happened to be commenting at the time.
What you use to connect with your people matters. Thanks @ginab and your whole team...just one little spark ignites a flame.
Mighty Networks retweeted
We are excited to announce that Gina Bianchini will be speaking at Craft + Commerce.
Gina (@ginab) is the founder and CEO of @MightyNetworks.
Under her leadership, Mighty Networks has generated nearly $500M for the creators, entrepreneurs, and brands it powers today.
Gina has been on the cover of Fast Company and Fortune and is the Wall Street Journal best selling author of Purpose: Design a Community & Change Your Life.
If you’re a creator who means business, come connect with Gina at Craft + Commerce.
June 11-14th, 2025
Boise, Idaho
