Our community. Your move. | Three ways to help shape this community
A community is only as good as the people who show up for it. And right now, we're at the stage where your involvement doesn't just help — it shapes what this becomes.
There are three easy ways to go from member to contributor.
Become a RevMaker
RevMakers are the people who help drive this community forward. Think of it as an ambassador role — part thought leader, part community builder, part insider.
In practice, that means sharing your own insights and successes, engaging with other members' posts, and joining regular quarterly meetings where we gather input on making the community more vibrant and valuable. It's also a genuine behind-the-scenes look at what's coming — a chance to shape the direction before it's finalized.
As a RevMaker, you'd be formally introduced and recognized within the community. Your perspective matters, and this is how we make sure it's heard.
Ready to raise your hand? Send an email to community@showpad.com or let us know in the comments - it takes two minutes.
Bring in people you think belong here
The best communities grow through warm introductions. If you know a colleague, peer, or connection who'd benefit from being here — or who has something valuable to contribute — invite them.
Just fill out the [referral form] and we'll take care of the rest. The more, the merrier. And the top referrers? They'll get their moment in the spotlight.
Join Showpad Insider
If you're the kind of person who wants to see what's next before everyone else — and has opinions about it — Showpad Insider is for you.
Insiders get early access to new features and the chance to share direct feedback before they're released broadly. It's a way to influence the product from the inside, and to make sure the tools you rely on actually work the way your team needs them to.
Interested? Let us know in the comments or reach out to community@showpad.com.
These three actions take almost no time, and the compounding effect — more voices, more perspectives, more shared experience — is exactly what makes a community worth coming back to. What would make you more likely to bring someone in? We'd love to hear in the comments.