How to Make an MSN Group

Online communities are a great way to communicate with like-minded people. Whether in the form of a social site, support group or instructional site, members can gather in cyberspace from all over the world. You can start your own online group in MSN communities with just a few simple steps. Read on to learn how.

Instructions

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      Decide the purpose of your group before creating an online community. You can make an MSN group that revolves around a hobby, or one that provides a place to create friendships. It can be a means of making business contacts, or a step-by-step location to share your knowledge. Know your goals in advance.

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      Determine the group content. You must have a common theme that gives MSN users a reason to join your group.

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      Go to http://groups.msn.com/. If necessary, familiarize yourself with MSN Groups by choosing "New to Groups." When you are ready to begin, return to the home page and select "Create Your Own Group."

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      Name your group. Something catchy and descriptive is best. Remember, you want to pique interest in your online community. Enter a group description. Give a brief explanation regarding its theme and purpose. If you intend to have special requirements, such as no members under 18, list them here. Select "Continue."

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      Create your group settings. Your group will run using these parameters; so fill out the form very carefully. You can change settings later if necessary, but this can sometimes cause a rift among members. Choose wisely from the beginning.

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      Choose the category and sub-category where your group will appear. Potential members search for online groups by category. Press "Continue." Then finalize your group settings.

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      Accept the Code of Conduct for MSN Groups, and click the "Create my Group" button. Enjoy your new online community!

Tips & Warnings

  • Choose the "Read all Messages on the Web" setting. Once your online community starts rolling, there will be far too many messages to receive them in your inbox.

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