Hooplo field guide
Bring your audience to Hooplo with a clear invitation
Learn how to invite TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook followers to Hooplo with a clear community idea, a direct download link, and a repeatable first-week plan.
Give people a reason to join
Your followers need to know what they will find on Hooplo. Start with a specific promise you can deliver: a weekly creative prompt, a discussion after your latest video, or a place to share their own moments around your topic.
For TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook creators, a new social app can be an additional community space. Keep the invitation specific and avoid asking people to join without showing what happens next.
Prepare the destination first
- Download Hooplo and create a recognizable profile.
- Publish a welcome post explaining your topic.
- Add two or three posts that show the experience people can expect.
- Use a simple question in the welcome post so a new member can participate immediately.
Use an invitation that leads to an action
Try: “I'm starting a weekly conversation about [topic] on Hooplo. Download it at hooplo.com/download, find me as [username], and tell me [specific question] on my welcome post.” Replace every placeholder before posting.
Match the invitation to the channel
- TikTok: Explain the community idea in your own voice and use the link option your account supports.
- Instagram: Pair a short preview with a clear profile link or supported Story link.
- Facebook: Introduce the conversation and link directly to Hooplo's download page where links are permitted.
Follow each service's current rules and available account features. Hooplo is independent of these services.
A practical first week
On day one, welcome people and reply to introductions. Midweek, post the prompt you promised. At the end of the week, ask what members want to discuss next. Repeat the pattern with topics your community cares about.
Measure more than clicks
Use a campaign-tagged website link to measure visits and app-store clicks in your configured analytics. Account creation and return visits need app-side measurement; a website click cannot prove an install. Review verified activations and seven-day retention when those data are available.