Tanya Desai

i’ll go first - at Lishash, we’re building tech that enables people to let all go, and enjoy life to the fullest. to be in the present moment and immerse fully. Lishash has existed for close to 4 years now; we’ve gone from an emotion detection hardware to a holistic social music app. it’s safe to say, we’ve evolved a lot, and there’s been a lot of changes in the product and the path we’ve taken...

We're building a community that we use too. So, we're often in a session, listening to music with the users and try to observe their behaviour/what they're saying. Other than that, we have a Discord server with a separate channel for feedback from the core community. Before pushing out updates, we speak to them about our plans and try to understand their opinions and reactions. If what...

congrats on the launch! i don't know if i've been living under a rock - but this is such a different and interesting approach to building in public :) dropping in by the stream to say hi

Trying to figure this out for my own app currently so I do think a consumable, and accessible solution to FAQs is an untapped need. What media formats would these embeds support?

This is bang - on! The key to Reddit marketing is to add genuine value to users. We do this by finding people with the the exact problem we are solving and the platform enables this because of the way search and keyword phrasing works. For example - at Lishash, a problem we are solving is of choice overload when it comes to social-music. A lot of users complain and speak of their experiences...

There's often so much noise, that we often feel compelled to adopt certain methods, styles and voices of communication. Instead, we need to build a strategy ground up; starting with what your brand is, what it tries to evoke and then going micro about the nitty gritties of the platforms, communications pegs.