Manage the calls to action on your companion site.
You can access the Call-to-Action settings by clicking the Call to Action
button under the Companion Forums Site module in your Tightknit app home.
Within the Call-to-Action settings modal, you can configure the following:
/join
URL of your site. Read More↗Each Companion Site has a /join
URL that is inactive unless you have registered a Static Join Link with Tightknit. Once you have provided a join link, for example https://www.how-to-join-my-community.com
, then users that visit the /join
URL on your site will now be redirected to https://www.how-to-join-my-community.com
.
What’s the purpose of this? Well, the method to join your community could change over time. One day you may use a Slack invite link to let users directly join the workspace; but later, might may instead want to lead users to an initial sign-up form. Regardless, the /join
URL of your Companion Site stays the same (and looks nice!). This way, you can always give the /join
URL to prospective community members, such as in outbound emails, and safely change the redirect URL behind the scenes at any point in the future. Tightknit will also track the number of visitors to the /join
URL.
To let users join your workspace directly, we recommend using your Slack invite link. You can find your invite link here.
Each admin user in the workspace can generate their own unique shared invite link. You can register any of those links with Tightknit.
A Slack invitation link expires after it is used for 400 successful sign-ups. You must then generate a new link and register it again with Tightknit.
Is your link expired or expiring? Go into your Slack workspace admin settings. Select the “Invitations” page under the administration menu, i.e., the URL is at /admin/invites
. Click on the “Invite Links” tab. Find the user whose link was registered with Tightknit and click “Deactivate.”
Now, simply repeat the process to generate an invite link. Don’t forget to register again it with Tightknit!
Manage the calls to action on your companion site.
You can access the Call-to-Action settings by clicking the Call to Action
button under the Companion Forums Site module in your Tightknit app home.
Within the Call-to-Action settings modal, you can configure the following:
/join
URL of your site. Read More↗Each Companion Site has a /join
URL that is inactive unless you have registered a Static Join Link with Tightknit. Once you have provided a join link, for example https://www.how-to-join-my-community.com
, then users that visit the /join
URL on your site will now be redirected to https://www.how-to-join-my-community.com
.
What’s the purpose of this? Well, the method to join your community could change over time. One day you may use a Slack invite link to let users directly join the workspace; but later, might may instead want to lead users to an initial sign-up form. Regardless, the /join
URL of your Companion Site stays the same (and looks nice!). This way, you can always give the /join
URL to prospective community members, such as in outbound emails, and safely change the redirect URL behind the scenes at any point in the future. Tightknit will also track the number of visitors to the /join
URL.
To let users join your workspace directly, we recommend using your Slack invite link. You can find your invite link here.
Each admin user in the workspace can generate their own unique shared invite link. You can register any of those links with Tightknit.
A Slack invitation link expires after it is used for 400 successful sign-ups. You must then generate a new link and register it again with Tightknit.
Is your link expired or expiring? Go into your Slack workspace admin settings. Select the “Invitations” page under the administration menu, i.e., the URL is at /admin/invites
. Click on the “Invite Links” tab. Find the user whose link was registered with Tightknit and click “Deactivate.”
Now, simply repeat the process to generate an invite link. Don’t forget to register again it with Tightknit!