Create a channel when messages should be received by a group rather than one profile. Start with the purpose. A clear name and privacy choice make it easier for members and senders to understand what the space is for.
Steps
- Open Channels in Vibebo and select the option to create a channel.
- Give the channel a clear name that tells people what it is for. Choose the privacy setting that suits the group.
- Create the channel, add the right members and share its link only where the invitation makes sense.
Set the channel up for its real use
Keep the name specific enough to recognise later. A channel called Spring event questions is more useful than one called General.
Examples and guidance
Use it for a real reason
A new channel needs a clear job from day one. A club might create one for questions before its annual event, a volunteer group for ideas from members or a course team for shared feedback. The name, prompt and privacy choice should all point to the same job.
Good practice
Name the people who will manage messages before sharing the link. Choose privacy with the expected audience in mind, then add only those who need access. Test the link once it is created and write a first prompt that tells senders what belongs there. Good setup prevents confusion later.
One last check
Test the link and write the first prompt before sharing it. That small preparation keeps the inbox focused. It is fine to pause the link when the conversation is complete, then use a fresh prompt for the next one.