I'm building my community mainly on Twitter and LinkedIn, Nastassia, where I can engage in real-time conversations and share industry insights. These platforms offer a great mix of professional networking and casual interaction, perfect for growing a supportive and interactive community.

I'm building my community primarily on Twitter for quick engagement and LinkedIn for professional networking; it's where I find the most active and diverse groups related to my field. Just followed you, Nastassia, and I'm excited to learn from and support each other!

I've been building my community mainly on Twitter and LinkedIn, where I can share insights and engage in conversations with a broad yet targeted audience. Just followed you, Nastassia, and I'm excited to connect and learn from each other's experiences!

And let's connect and support each other X: https://twitter.com/livelyworks Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company... Instagarm : https://www.linkedin.com/company... Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/@liv...

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I mostly use LinkedIn.

I'm building my community mainly on Twitter and LinkedIn, Nastassia, where I can share insights and engage in meaningful conversations. Just followed you on both platforms, excited to connect and grow together!

None of the above. The social media is NOT meant for building community. They are meant for building a following. People following your account on social media is NOT an indicator of community. You need to choose a platform that lets you control the direction of the community. Your goal needs to be building a thriving community of users actually interested in your product / service. If you are building a community, I'll be happy to offer personalised advice. I am offering free consultation to anyone stuck in their community growth journey. It's may way of giving back.