This site overview will help teach you how to get the most out of Creators Club Online. Visit any of the topics below for more information.

Creators club is made up of three main components which can be found on the home page. You can see those elements numbered from one to three in the image below. Click the image to open it in full screen. Read more about each of these site components in the other topics.

In addition to the main components, there are also a number of help buttons on the home page. They are as follows:

You can click this button to open our list of recommended Discord servers. Find the button on the home page.

This guide will tell you everything you need to know about using the Reddit Database. Find the button on the home page.

Interested in finding out how you can help this project? Click the Volunteer button on the home page.

The Reddit Database is an amazing resource and collaboration of several creators. The purpose of this database is simple:

To create one resource to greatly aid creators in locating the best communities to promote in, as well as to help assist creators in understanding the rules for each community.

Clicking the following button on the home page will take you to the database:

Once in the database, you will find a couple of help buttons followed by numerous category buttons.

• The Database Guide contains the same information as the identical button on the home page and is key to using the database correctly.
• The Volunteer button is identical to the button on the home page.
• There are a total of fourteen categories to help organize the communities. No community will appear in more than one category so if you don’t find what you need in the first category, check any others that your community of interest might appear in.

Once you click a category button, a pop-up will appear with a table of category communities. 

As you can see in the image above (click to view in full size) the tables are made up of rows (representing the community) and four columns that use symbols to relay the information. Check out the Reddit Database for a breakdown of the symbols.

Community Guides are another unique feature of Creators Club. The purpose and goal of the guides is to:

Create one unified location where creators can publish and read helpful guides on any subject that might be of interest to a creator.

Clicking the following button will take you to the Community Guides page:

The guides are separated by category and use a learning management platform to help organize the information. Once you have clicked on the link for a particular course (all are free), you will be taken to the course information page. There, you can see:

• The lessons within the course.
• A list of the features of the course.
• Any prerequisites for the course.
• An “Enroll” button that will allow you to take the course.

No course is graded, and you can easily hit “Complete” once you are finished with a lesson to move to the next. Don’t worry about taking notes or trying to remember everything, you can always visit your profile to view your completed courses and revisit the materials. 

You are required to have a free account to take a course however, but registration is quick. Click the “Sign-in/Register” button at the top of the home page to make an account.

Interested in contributing your knowledge to the guides? Visit the Creators Club Discord server to submit your guide!

The community wall is an exciting and upcoming major feature for Creators Club. While we are not ready to fully detail the information, check back often for more details!