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How to Message a Small Group of Members Privately

Swarm allows you to interact privately with a single member using direct messaging but also create a small group of members to interact with privately.

When should I use a Private Group?

There are many use cases for Private Groups, but here are just a few:

  • Private group chats for more intimate discussions
  • Group coaching/consulting
  • Teams/departments
  • Specific topic/project discussions
  • Collecting content from a specific group of people
  • Exclusive content/AMAs
  • Staging content in a private area until it's ready to be made public in a Campfire

To add members to a private group, go to Private Groups and click on the icon or Create a Private Group.

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You can then select the partipants (members) you’d like to add to the group. Give the group a name and choose whether you would like the Card or Feed layout. You can add a duration for the videos and audio if required.

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When you are ready click on Start the Conversation to begin.

Converting a Private Group Into a Hub

You might want to convert a Private Group into a Hub if for example you are working with a small group and are ready to launch to all your members.

To do this, go to the Conversation settings (top right corner). Add in the participants, Hub name, description, select a Hub layout, add a maximum duration for the videos/videos and Promote this Private Group to a Hub.

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Converting a Hub Into a Private Group

You might want to convert a Hub into a Private Group, you might want to do this if you want to remove a Hub from all Space members. To do this go to the Conversation settings (top right corner), add settings, and Convert this Hub into a Private Group.

 
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