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==== <img id="wikiImage5png" width="960" height="260" src="/show/education-community-builders/wiki-image/5.png" alt="5.png" />Looking to build an online community? Here are some statistics as to why you should consider building an online community:
1. 63% of communities empower members frequently or all of the time, in the following ways:
<ul><li>Asking questions (76%)</li>
<li>Providing solutions (68%)</li>
<li>Connecting (65%)</li>
<li>Being heard (61%)</li>
<li>Feeling seen (60%)</li>
<li>Leading (35%)</li>
</ul>
<h4>2. External communities impact these complex member objectives:</h4>
<ul><li>Networking with peers (77%)</li>
<li>Trust &amp; confidence (65%)</li>
<li>New ideas (61%)</li>
</ul>
<h4>3. Communities empower members, leading to high rates of engagement:</h4>
<ul><li>7% of members explore</li>
<li>9% ask and answer</li>
<li>11% share</li>
<li>21% validate</li>
<li>52% are inactive </li>
</ul>
Source: Higher Logic State of Community Report 2019

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