Community Readiness Scorecard

Use this scorecard to see whether your audience members are showing the signals that usually come before a successful community.

Does your content revolve around something people care enough about to return repeatedly? Rate each statement from Strongly Disagree to Strongly Agree:

Rows	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
My content focuses on a topic where people are trying to improve, solve a problem, or make progress.
People return to my content over time, rather than engaging only once.
My topic attracts people who are likely to share similar goals, frustrations, or experiences.
I can recognize returning names, comments, or replies from people who have engaged before.

Are people showing signs they would benefit from interacting with each other, not just with you?

Rows	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
People in my audience often ask similar questions or describe similar challenges.
Audience members have shown interest in hearing how others handle the same issue.
When people engage, they often respond to examples, stories, or comments from others in similar situations.
I have seen signs that audience members would value hearing directly from others facing the same issue.

Are people showing behavior that suggests they may invest more deeply?

Rows	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
People in my audience already spend time trying to solve this issue outside of my content (for example, taking courses, joining groups, attending events, or following other experts).
I know there are products, services, memberships, or events that people in this space already pay for.
People in my audience respond when I invite them to take a specific next step (for example, registering, replying, attending, or participating).
Some people in my audience have already paid for help, tools, or access related to this topic.

Attention Signals Score - Raw Number

Connection Signals Score - Raw Number

Revenue Signals Score - Raw Number

Attention Signals Score - Ordinal

Connection Signals Score - Ordinal

Revenue Signals Score - Ordinal

If you decide to build a community, who would be involved in that decision?

Which best describes your situation today?

Which best describes your role?

Your Email

example@example.com

Name

First NameLast Name

1. Attention Signals

2. Connection Signals

3. Revenue Signals