New Board Support

The problem

Starting a campus board is easy. Making it useful is not. A new board has few followers, so students do not send posts, and with few posts there is little reason to follow. Many new boards stall in this loop. Others grow quickly but without any system behind them: posts pile up unread, nobody knows who is responsible for what, and everything depends on one tired operator.

Our approach

The alliance helps new boards with both halves of the problem: being found, and being able to cope once they are.

For visibility, we promote new boards across four platforms: our WeChat official account; QQ, the messaging app most students use; Xiaohongshu (RED), a lifestyle sharing app; and Bilibili, a video platform popular with young people. An introduction from an established, non-profit alliance also helps a new board look credible from day one.

For operations, we help new boards set up their own management and operating systems. That means simple, practical arrangements that fit a student team rather than heavy processes copied from a company.

What it includes

• Promotion of your board on our four channels, so students at your school can find it.
• Setup help with how posts are received, reviewed and published.
• Team roles, including who covers which shifts and how to hand over when an operator graduates.
• A starting point in the Campus Board Guidelines, so you do not have to write every rule yourself.

To ask for support, contact us on our official QQ or through the WeChat official account and tell us a little about your school and your board.

Every well-run board started as a new one.