Community building is a powerful way to connect with your customers. Being a fan of your brand can be more than mere consumerism. With the right structures in place, it can become a lifestyle.
Interview with Amit Singh (Headstart)
How did it start? What was the idea? Is it how you imagined it to be as it is today? Pivots? Failures? Successes? Highs and lows anecdotes?
Early days vs now? What were the challenges then? What are the challenges now? How do you go about it?
Notable startups/founders along your journey
How has Headstart changed your journey personally? (or any volunteer ka growth story that’s inspiring via Headstart)
What’s next for Headstart? Where do you envision this community to be in the next 3-5 years?
Things to Ponder on:
Why did Amazon buy Goodreads?
Why did Microsoft buy Github?
Some notable communities:
Startup Grind (Offline)
TEDx
Product Hunt
Tech/ Hobby
Reddit
Here you'll learn:
CM101
TOPNO Framework for Community Management
Some dealbreakers and myths
16. Bonus:
Myths & More
Do things that don't scale. Deleverage
and grow.
Focus on being small before you become
BIG. Everyone plays a role.
Engineer your community (eg: Build in
Public re: ProductHunt)
Never a better time (tool/stack &
automation powerhouse)
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