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I am the leader of Loyal Crew and trying to build up a great clan. to do so I need high lvl loyal Co-Leaders. I usually ask that they donate more than elders and members, they can take control of clan when I am gone, and are at least lvl 85. I have not gotten any responses in the past 3 days and am wondering what I am doing wrong? If u have tips or are interested please answer this thread or join and talk to me at Loyal Crew.
-Thanks, CoCoRappe.:cool:
I think a good co leader would need to be high in level at least level 85+ with high level troops. They need to be as dedicated as you are and willing to donate what is requested, recruit in global and forums, stay at a high level trophy range, and be active in chat.
I'm just curious, what level are you? I am looking for a co-leader myself. My clan has 43 members, 16000 points, and an average level of 75 if your interested ;)
Hello there! Your first problem is that you have a set of requirements to be a Co-Leader. Your Co-Leaders shouldn't have to meet any special requirements, they should have to instead new kind caring and loyal. Versus just good at the game, you should draw your Co's from people who you know well and trust, not a few random people of the Forums.
I am lvl 88 th9 and in crystal 3 farming currently. and I will look into clan now check mine as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geothan
These are my thoughts exactly and is how I decided who to Promote to Co.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crazyman
If I was in a clan and the Leader brought in some random as a Co then I would most likely leave.
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Originally Posted by Crazyman
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Most of my clash friends are in top clans, for example wes from 300! and top us player cant join his clan or have him join here. I usually ask whos interested and talk to them awhile before and only give them elder first day.
Exactly what I do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crazyman
As a Co-leader, there are a few things you need to watch out for:
1) People who don't abuse elder. If you give them co, they could go mental and boot people for mild offenses.
2) Mature, patient players. Nothing annoys adults more than a teenager who talk lik dis an lololols at evryting. Also, co-leaders should be there to assist players, and sometimes cos will have to deal with a teenager who talk lik dis an lololols at evryting.
3) Active players. Why give an inactive player the co-leader rank? It doesnt make much sense.
4) People with a fair sense of judgement. Like I mentioned in point 1, someone that boots people for the smallest things is possibly the worst thing that could happen with a co-leader. The other thing that could happen is that they don't do anything with their rank, which is also bad. They should use it when appropriate.
5) Lastly, they should have some form of communication with other cos and the leader. Glassboard, kik, line, text, email... its important, because the leaders of a clan should be making executive decisions for the rest of the clan.
Hope this helps!
Co-leader should be trustable and royal, who is willing to dedicate to the clan.
Good co-leaders? Wait for one month and if that guy donates a lot, is friendly and doesn't hop in and out you should promote him to elder. If he doesn't abuse his power bring it up to co-leader.
A co leader is one who is responsible.
A co leader doesn't need to be more active then any other member in the clan nor get's more attention cause of rank because you can't make lower level players feel inferior.
A co is someone you see who is motivational and trustworthy.
A co leader is not the leader but someone who can resolve problems quickly and professionally. You do not judge a co leader by their troops or level, but by their drive for the clan.
You should not give out co just because you want your clan to expand, you can setup a thread professionally, and grow that way.
As a leader, you need to make everyone feel equal, address by accomplishments and not by rank or level.
Too many rules and that might drive members away in the end. Be a good Leader, not a strict one(that does not mean you shouldn't have rules).
I think it's best to just keep track of your members and promote when you feel it is right.
I was a member in my clan since December. I was participating in CW, donating, and just enforcing clan rules, first as a regular member, then as an elder.
The current leader and co-leaders appreciated my dedication to the clan and I was promoted finally this month
Since I joined (almost 9 months now), there have been no co-leader promotions besides me.:D
In addition to some of the excellent replies you have alreadly received in this thread I would also encourage you to consider that you do not need too many co-leaders.
Keep in mind that regardless of how much you trust any person as a coleader that every promotion is a risk to your entire clan should they decide to go rogue and start kicking everyone while you are offline.
2 coleaders that are active players is probably enough to manage any clan. My clan also promotes almost everybody except new recruits to elder so that if an elder goes rogue they can only do minimal damage.
I have also found global to be a terrible source of players... people on global tend to be either hoppers or those that have been kicked from other clans (often for good reason)... its a generalization for sure... but theres a lot of truth in that.
Also please never give co as a bribe to get someone in your clan... remember that everyone is watching what you do as leader and this kind of stuff kills morale.
You don't find or recruit co-leaders. You develop them from within. Instill a good culture in your clan, and your star elders that you can trust with the clan are your co. It's a game of pay it forward: be generous with them, and ask them to pay it forward to the rest of your clannies.
Pretty much what others have said, develop from within. I don't know any of my clan members IRL, but my coleads were long time, mature, and trustworthy elders who were obvious choices and have been great since they were promoted. I also agree with the idea that two active coleads are plenty to help run a clan.
Our clan doesn't have fixed requirements except loyalty.
We once had a TH5 coleader and once a Max TH8.
Nothing constant.