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After almost a year of social isolation, you've decided to start a new community. You know there's others out there looking to connect, it's just a matter of gathering them and building a business around it. Your first thought is to create a Facebook Group, but using Facebook as a base might deter new members. So, what are the best alternatives to Facebook Groups?

As one of the first platforms to offer end-to-end encryption, WhatsApp quickly established itself as a leading messaging application more than a decade ago. Along with Facebook, it swiftly became a convenient place to host online communities, thanks to its group messaging features.

While it’s undoubtedly rewarding, community management is also a very challenging job. With more choices than ever before (not to mention a rapidly changing global socio-economic landscape) people are not only looking for interesting content in the communities they join, but they’re also looking to connect with like-minded people, build meaningful connections and relationships, all while having a unique, comfortable and safe online experience.

Who doesn’t love innovations that save you both time and money? A new emerging trend of no-code tools can help you save time on building digital tools and products and money by not having to employ and manage an entire team of developers, giving you full control over your organizations’ tech tools without the slightest knowledge of programming. It almost sounds too good to be true, right?

The concept of creating safe spaces has existed in our society for over half a century and is even now an integral part of many college campuses. At Panion, we believe that safe spaces also need to be created within our virtual worlds, but creating a feeling of safety online does need to be approached in a somewhat different manner.