1. Kick Start with a Launch Event
A formalized, and heavily promoted launch event can be a great way to kick-off your shared use project. Draw community members in with a creative event and use the opportunity to announce what you’re doing.
2. Continued Communication
After a large launch event it's important to continue awareness of your shared use space. A well thought out communication plan can increase community engagement.
3. Fail Forward
Every project is bound to have some less than successful moments. Failing forward is a term for taking undesirable results, learning from them, and pushing on. You might learn from your own experiences or from others’ too.