War on the Rocks, a rapidly growing and captivating vertical media venture, is thrilled to announce the launch of its brand-new, members-only mobile applications for iOS and Android devices - powered by tchop.io! Focused on geopolitics and defense strategy, War on the Rocks has gained immense popularity, particularly in light of the recent Ukraine war. … Continue reading War on the Rocks launches exciting new mobile apps for it’s members
Outstanding stories that are put together with intelligence, understanding, passion, and vision, so that we, as viewers and readers, have the opportunity to react to characters and plots that both emotionally engage us and intellectually stimulate us. A story can consist of any kind of format, media and can be communicated via any channel, digital or analogue. A … Continue reading 10 simple tips to make you a better storyteller
Community exists everywhere. We've all been a part of one in one way or another, and I suppose that's a significant reason why so many communities are founded without a plan. Each of us has firsthand knowledge of communities in the cultural sense. Even those who aren't experts in community building will believe that a … Continue reading Community strategy: how to create yours from scratch
If your app is aimed at consumers, the success of the app heavily depends on the ratings in the stores. The better the rating of the app, the more likely it is to be displayed in the store and, in the best case, to be downloaded. Mobile applications with many positive ratings in a short … Continue reading How to improve your app ratings on App Store and Google Play
There are many ways to discuss and exchange ideas and opinions in your own tchop-based community. In comments under articles or social media posts. Or of course in open, private chat groups or even in 1:1 conversations (read more about comments here). This differs in detail with the structure of a classic forum. Comments can … Continue reading How to start discussion and set topics with the new “threads”
The use of community tools allowing any community to collaborate and communicate on a workstream is surging worldwide. According to the latest available estimates, the collaboration software market, measured at a size of US$5.16 billion in 2020, would reach $13.48 billion by 2028, registering a growth of 12.75% CAGR between 2021 and 2028. Factors that … Continue reading Why Slack and Discord Are Not the Community Tools, You Might Think
