The 101
Everything you need to start and invigorate the experience of meeting people.
Connecting requires effort, but it's probably the most enjoyable, exciting and fulfilling thing we'll ever do 𖠋
How to be a great host
Socialising etiquette
The best friendships require effort, respect and initiative. In making sure this happens in our community, always, we have a few golden rules.
People won't want to join our plans if they know nothing about us. Give yourself the best chance for success by crafting an authentic profile, being thorough in your answers, and most of all, keeping it updated.
We're all have a lot going on in our lives, so when you're creating a plan, give people enough time to plan their diary around it. Two weeks in advance is often a great approach.
People won't want to join our plans if they know nothing about us. Give yourself the best chance for success by crafting an authentic profile, being thorough in your answers, and most of all, keeping it updated.
There's a lot to be said about 'selling the dream'. Get others excited about your plan by providing plenty of detail about why you've created it, the agenda, and of course, yourself. Bonus points for great cover photos.
No one likes a flake. When it comes to responding to RSVPs and messages, we suggest replying within 2 hours to ensure your guests and friends know you're interested and engaged.
We're all have a lot going on in our lives, so when you're creating a plan, give people enough time to plan their diary around it. Two weeks in advance is often a great approach.
Setting regular catch-ups not only helps others to plan their schedules, but also keeps you connected and puts your new friendship on autopilot.
Especially important when plans are being hosted in someone's home: a little gift goes a long way. Take a look at our article, What to bring when you're told not to bring a thing'.
No one likes a flake. When it comes to responding to RSVPs and messages, we suggest replying within 2 hours to ensure your guests and friends know you're interested and engaged.
Especially important when plans are being hosted in someone's home: a little gift goes a long way. Take a look at our article, What to bring when you're told not to bring a thing'.
There's a lot to be said about 'selling the dream'. Get others excited about your plan by providing plenty of detail about why you've created it, the agenda, and of course, yourself. Bonus points for great cover photos.
Setting regular catch-ups not only helps others to plan their schedules, but also keeps you connected and puts your new friendship on autopilot.
No one likes a flake. When it comes to responding to RSVPs and messages, we suggest replying within 2 hours to ensure your guests and friends know you're interested and engaged.
Especially important when plans are being hosted in someone's home: a little gift goes a long way. Take a look at our article, What to bring when you're told not to bring a thing'.
There's a lot to be said about 'selling the dream'. Get others excited about your plan by providing plenty of detail about why you've created it, the agenda, and of course, yourself. Bonus points for great cover photos.
Setting regular catch-ups not only helps others to plan their schedules, but also keeps you connected and puts your new friendship on autopilot.
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