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Nika

How do you think you have contributed to your community?

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What is your contribution to the community? How do you nourish it? Let's share your proven techniques and the successes you achieved so far. 👇 TBH, I create so much content (since starting on Product Hunt, I have covered over 400 topics, and have started to be active on LinkedIn, and Twitter. I want to bring people much more so I started with YouTube as well when I wanted to share the experiences of other successful people in the niché. As a spin-off project, I have created a Premium community on HeroHero: https://bit.ly/3UqBDhI I haven't launched yet on PH, but considering strongly doing it. 😀 But back to the question: What have you done for your community?

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Dan Thomson
Community building is definitely a challenge, but if there's good product market fit then a few champions for your brand will help you along the way. It's what we did with Sensay which launched on PH today.
You should 100% launch here. You have contributed so much education content and garnered so much support!! To answer your question, I’m here to help others succeed. I have supported over 325 products here on PH, I’ve shared plenty of helpful posts, comments and replies. While launch tomorrow, know that my journey here on PH has just started.
I've contributed by mentoring local startups, sharing insights and resources to help them navigate early growth stages, and running free digital marketing workshops to empower small business owners. My approach has always been about fostering a supportive ecosystem where knowledge is accessible, and success is a shared journey.
Jamie L
My contribution to the community has been through knowledge-sharing sessions and workshops, where I provide actionable insights and foster a collaborative environment. I nourish the community by consistently engaging with feedback and adapting my content to the evolving needs and interests of the group.