How To Do Open Core Well: 6 Concrete Recommendations | Open Source

Open Core is a pretty divisive Open Source model for some, but many, it is a logical way to make open source software and create a business. The problem: lots of businesses get it wrong.
Here are six concrete recommendations for what to focus on when running an open core project and business.
ℹ️ The Community Leadership Core ℹ️
pages.jonobacon.com/core?utm_...
The Community Leadership Core is an industry-leading accelerator that transforms the way you engage and lead your communities.
It equips community/devrel leaders with critical skills, knowledge, and resources to build thriving, engaging communities that deliver amazing results, for both your community members and your business.
We don't merely provide hands-on, practical coaching and training; we have a comprehensive framework for week-to-week community engagement and growth, complete with quarterly roadmaps tailored to your business needs.
This is delivered with action-focused cycles for continuous improvement, consistent mentoring, and shipping real, tangible results and progress.
The outcome? More exciting and engaged communities, broader growth, more effective community leadership, clearer team/business alignment, and crisp business benefits.
Find out more: pages.jonobacon.com/core?utm_...
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[@derrickmehaffy]

Just found this video linked by a team member in my company, seriously you made some great content, thank you for this.

[@jonobacon]

Wow, thanks for the kind words!

[@mgan59]

Just stumbled onto your work Jono, great stuff!

[@jonobacon]

Thanks so much, Morgan!

[@marcosteinhaeuser]

Many thanks for the video, Jono! I could determine some really crucial points you're talking about in the open core project I "serve" for years now, and I gracefully got a good starting point to work on. Would be good to stay in touch mate ;)

[@jonobacon]

Thanks so much, Marco!