@CarolineS yes,  my favorite 😉 ... View more

Hi @CarolineS  You could start with a very lean approach:  1. What is your customer base in China? What is your hypothesis on how many of these members will use/subscribe to your community?  2. Do you already have visitors on your community or website from China? What is the percentage. Take this as a baseline.  3.  Before you ever launch: Why not starting with an experiment and just create a landing page where you pitch the idea of a community and ask your (potential) customers to subscribe if they wan't to know more. You can set yourself a goal of e.g. 5-10% subscribers. If you not achieve this number you may have to sharpen your value proposition.   4. If you have enough users that subscribed you can start to launch a separate forum for Chinese instead of launch a full version of everything.  hope that helps P.s. some more tips on launching another language you can find here: https 😕 /medium.com/glowingblue/15-tips-that-help-you-to-internationalize-your-community-be5e0d609510   Best  Jan  ... View more

What I do, almost similar to @Payal, as I'm also interested in what the user does:  I use the "activity date range" e.g. 6 month and than I select the columns:  - registration date - most recent signin - Total Post read - Number of posts - Amount of read posts - minutes online  - kudos given - Net Forum Topics - username - rank With this I have list of all User that where "active" within this period and I can see what they did.  I  also use the "registration date" selector to build cohorts to show me if users are still active in month 1/2/3/x after registration. Best  Jan p.s. what @Payal described also works correct (tested it with 2 different communities)    ... View more

Only if we have those links to or from Khoros (aka Lithium 😉 ) Community so we can track the traffic better. Best  Jan ... View more

@syork  If I understand you correct the link is a link to a "chat" which is on your corporate site? If this link is under your domain you can try to create a redirect within your corporate domain to the new chat.  Also if you ad the new link now maybe it makes sense to create a shortcut link like "www.example.com/chat" and have a redirect in place. With this if there ever is a change again you can adapt the redirect and it works everywhere...    Best Jan   ... View more