Struggling to keep your testosterone community active and informed? Resource sharing posts are a proven way to deliver real value, encourage participation, and address members' specific needs. Use these ready-made templates to easily share tools, guides, and essential references tailored for testosterone-focused groups.
Plan your content calendar and auto-post to Skool, Circle, or Mighty Networks
Resource sharing taps into one of the most powerful motivators in online communities: the desire for actionable, trustworthy information. By providing members with curated articles, tools, and references, you address their most pressing questions and save them time sorting through unreliable sources. This not only boosts your authority as a community manager but also fosters goodwill and loyalty among members.
Sharing high-quality resources encourages discussion, personal stories, and feedback, which deepens engagement. When members see the community as a go-to place for helpful materials related to testosterone, they return more often and invite others. Ultimately, resource sharing builds a supportive knowledge hub that members value and want to contribute to.
Check out this article on natural ways to support testosterone. What did you learn?
💡 Example: "Check out this article on natural ways to support testosterone. What did you learn?"
I found a helpful testosterone tracking app. Who has tried it? Share your experience below.
💡 Example: "I found a helpful testosterone tracking app. Who has tried it? Share your experience below."
Download this free testosterone-friendly recipe guide. Let us know your favorite recipe.
💡 Example: "Download this free testosterone-friendly recipe guide. Let us know your favorite recipe."
Here is a video explaining testosterone testing basics. Was anything new to you?
💡 Example: "Here is a video explaining testosterone testing basics. Was anything new to you?"
Resource spotlight: a new scientific study on testosterone levels and sleep. Thoughts?
💡 Example: "Resource spotlight: a new scientific study on testosterone levels and sleep. Thoughts?"
Useful infographic: symptoms of low testosterone. Save or share if it helps.
💡 Example: "Useful infographic: symptoms of low testosterone. Save or share if it helps."
This checklist helps you track testosterone-boosting habits. Who has tried it?
💡 Example: "This checklist helps you track testosterone-boosting habits. Who has tried it?"
Found a podcast episode on managing testosterone naturally. Worth a listen.
💡 Example: "Found a podcast episode on managing testosterone naturally. Worth a listen."
Here is a chart showing testosterone ranges by age. How do you compare?
💡 Example: "Here is a chart showing testosterone ranges by age. How do you compare?"
Sharing a list of common myths about testosterone. Which surprised you most?
💡 Example: "Sharing a list of common myths about testosterone. Which surprised you most?"
Try this calculator to estimate your free testosterone levels. Let us know your result.
💡 Example: "Try this calculator to estimate your free testosterone levels. Let us know your result."
Just published: a fact sheet on testosterone replacement therapy. Read more here.
💡 Example: "Just published: a fact sheet on testosterone replacement therapy. Read more here."
Here is a downloadable journal for tracking symptoms. Who wants to try it?
💡 Example: "Here is a downloadable journal for tracking symptoms. Who wants to try it?"
Found a research summary on exercise and testosterone. Worth sharing.
💡 Example: "Found a research summary on exercise and testosterone. Worth sharing."
Check this Q and A with an endocrinologist on testosterone health. What would you ask?
💡 Example: "Check this Q and A with an endocrinologist on testosterone health. What would you ask?"
Sharing a resource on testosterone-friendly foods. Any favorites from the list?
💡 Example: "Sharing a resource on testosterone-friendly foods. Any favorites from the list?"
Here is a beginner's guide to understanding lab results. Find it helpful?
💡 Example: "Here is a beginner's guide to understanding lab results. Find it helpful?"
Top 5 books on testosterone health. Which ones have you read?
💡 Example: "Top 5 books on testosterone health. Which ones have you read?"
Resource: an interview with a dietitian about boosting testosterone. Share your takeaways.
💡 Example: "Resource: an interview with a dietitian about boosting testosterone. Share your takeaways."
Weekly roundup: best articles on testosterone this week. Save your favorites.
💡 Example: "Weekly roundup: best articles on testosterone this week. Save your favorites."
Download this printable symptom tracker for testosterone changes.
💡 Example: "Download this printable symptom tracker for testosterone changes."
Found a short video on testosterone and stress. What did you think?
💡 Example: "Found a short video on testosterone and stress. What did you think?"
Here is a quick-reference guide for testosterone-boosting supplements.
💡 Example: "Here is a quick-reference guide for testosterone-boosting supplements."
Sharing a podcast with tips from experts on testosterone balance. Worth a listen.
💡 Example: "Sharing a podcast with tips from experts on testosterone balance. Worth a listen."
Resource drop: printable workout planner for hormone health. Try it and share feedback.
💡 Example: "Resource drop: printable workout planner for hormone health. Try it and share feedback."
Check out this FAQ page for testosterone basics. What questions do you still have?
💡 Example: "Check out this FAQ page for testosterone basics. What questions do you still have?"
Here is a link to a free testosterone webinar. Who plans to join?
💡 Example: "Here is a link to a free testosterone webinar. Who plans to join?"
Found a checklist for preparing for testosterone lab tests. Save it for your next appointment.
💡 Example: "Found a checklist for preparing for testosterone lab tests. Save it for your next appointment."
Download this guide to understanding testosterone therapies. Was it helpful?
💡 Example: "Download this guide to understanding testosterone therapies. Was it helpful?"
Here is a chart of common testosterone side effects. Any you have experienced?
💡 Example: "Here is a chart of common testosterone side effects. Any you have experienced?"
Sharing a handout on lifestyle changes for testosterone support.
💡 Example: "Sharing a handout on lifestyle changes for testosterone support."
Recommended: a free webinar replay on testosterone myths. Who watched it?
💡 Example: "Recommended: a free webinar replay on testosterone myths. Who watched it?"
Here is a worksheet for planning testosterone-friendly meals. Try it out.
💡 Example: "Here is a worksheet for planning testosterone-friendly meals. Try it out."
Resource: a video about testosterone and mental health. Share your thoughts after watching.
💡 Example: "Resource: a video about testosterone and mental health. Share your thoughts after watching."
Here is a recommended reading list on testosterone and aging. Have you read any?
💡 Example: "Here is a recommended reading list on testosterone and aging. Have you read any?"
Check out this downloadable toolkit for managing testosterone naturally.
💡 Example: "Check out this downloadable toolkit for managing testosterone naturally."
Here is a comparison chart of testosterone therapies. Which do you want to learn more about?
💡 Example: "Here is a comparison chart of testosterone therapies. Which do you want to learn more about?"
Sharing a link to a trusted medical site for testosterone info.
💡 Example: "Sharing a link to a trusted medical site for testosterone info."
Resource: a self-assessment quiz on testosterone symptoms. Take it and share your result.
💡 Example: "Resource: a self-assessment quiz on testosterone symptoms. Take it and share your result."
Choose a template that matches your audience's needs, then personalize it with your chosen resource or tool. Post during peak activity times to maximize reach. Always include a brief note on why the resource is relevant and how it can help, and invite members to share their experiences or thoughts. Rotate resource types, such as articles, videos, and calculators, to keep content fresh. Monitor feedback so you can refine future shares and highlight member-recommended resources.
Across all platforms, use clear titles and concise descriptions to make resources easy to scan. Use platform features like pinned posts, hashtags, or story highlights for recurring resource shares. On forums, summarize the resource in your post and link out. For chat apps, use threads to organize resource discussions. On social, pair with engaging visuals and encourage reshares.
Bloodwork discussion is vital in testosterone communities but requires sensitivity and privacy. Use the 'Lab Results Sharing' templates, which include prompts for sharing ranges (e.g., total/free T, SHBG, E2) and reminders not to post personal identifiers. Encourage members to focus on trends and general experiences, and always recommend consulting with a qualified healthcare provider for interpretation.
Select the 'Protocol Exchange' templates that specifically prompt users to share what works for them while including disclaimers about safety and the importance of medical supervision. These are designed for discussing subcutaneous vs. intramuscular injection experiences, rotating sites, and drawing techniques, but emphasize that members should not give or seek prescriptive medical advice.
Templates in the 'Sourcing & Pharmacy Experiences' section allow members to share general experiences with legal, prescribed testosterone and pharmacies, but make it clear that sharing sources for black-market or unprescribed hormones is not allowed. You can use built-in template warnings and automated reminders to reinforce community safety and legality.
Yes, the 'Clinic & Provider Review' templates are tailored for this exact scenario. They guide members to share their experiences about provider communication, bloodwork protocols, treatment options (cypionate, enanthate, gel, etc.), costs, and follow-up. These templates encourage structured feedback while discouraging personal attacks or revealing sensitive information.
Use the 'E2 Management Strategies' templates, which ask members to detail their approach (AI use, lifestyle, diet) and outcomes, but also include a pre-set note reminding participants that E2 management should be individualized and supervised by a clinician. This helps prevent the spread of anecdotal or potentially harmful advice.
The 'Alternative Delivery Methods' section of templates prompts detailed sharing on methods like pellets, oral TU, and nasal gels. They include fields for duration of use, side effects, effectiveness compared to injections/topicals, and provider willingness to prescribe. This structure fosters discussion on underrepresented topics in testosterone therapy.
Skool · Circle · Mighty Networks