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Great product by great team!

Nice idea, project & model. But I'd love to see more charities on your list, and a very clear and easy onboarding model for businesses to refer charities they already support.

haha, nice idea! are you doing it as a leadgen for your next product?

Seriously? I don't even have time to list it all! But in the top list: programming, playing guitar, Spanish, Korean, rapping, creating online music, dog training, dancing, boxing, martial arts... and so much more!

We're recently testing clickup.com better than Monday, Trello and Slack all together :-)

4. ask for community feedback 5. share common knowledge, but avoid one-sided communication 6. identify the most loyal customers and make them your brand ambassadors instead of using external influencers that can be quite expensive... There are plenty of other tips that could be brought up here. Btw: recently we made an interview with the community-building strategist, I believe you'd find it...

Let's ask AI itself about it :-) I'm copying below what ChatGPT by OpenAI has replied to your question: "While AI has the potential to automate many tasks that were previously performed by humans, it is not yet capable of fully replacing human interaction, particularly in complex and nuanced situations such as customer service. AI systems are typically designed to perform specific tasks and...

I've spent a couple of sleepless nights playing with it. Fascinating how it evolved within just a few years! But never used it for a live copy yet... need to try probably, thanks for the hint!

All the recently published PH launch guides on the web say "no, you don't need it" or at least it doesn't worth the time and effort spend on negotiation with hunters.

Checked all comments: seems nobody used ads here?

I'm curious to ask: how to ensure a high average per hour? if your project is based in a certain region / time zone, your marketing efforts will lead to upvotes during a certain time frame, not balanced within 24 hrs

you forgot https://innmind.com/

The most important it not to ignore them! Reply by yourself asap, don't hide behind managers and team members, and even if you're not sure how to solve the problem, at least listen, apologize and show appreciation for their feedback. Btw: Today we published my interview with a community-building strategist (https://youtu.be/zQKHF0Zo-BE), and one of the questions we discussed was how to work...

Great topic starter! Difficult to choose just 3 after this learning curve, but I'll try: - if you can progress without fundraising venture capital, just do it! Get stronger, gain more traction, and they'll come to you ;-) - in every deal (incl. agreements with partners) align the details and conditions as early as possible and in writing - being in the investor's shoes is not always more...