It depends on your product and where its potential users are located. LinkedIn is popular for B2B, but for B2C, it's a bit more challenging, as there are more options.

Try LinkedIn or Reddit.

I really like the gamification in Discourse. Its also opensource and self hosted.

I think discord will be a good choice as it is easy to navigate and many people use it because they have user friendly experience. picasso app for movies is also also using this and they have such a great happy audience. I think you should try once.

The best platform for creating a product community depends on the specific needs and audience. Common choices include: 1. **Discord:** Great for real-time communication and engagement. 2. **Slack:** Ideal for team collaboration and community discussions. 3. **Facebook Groups:** Useful for building communities within existing social networks. 4. **Reddit:** Effective for fostering discussions and user-generated content.

Skool is going to be big now that Alex Hormozi also invested in. Despite limited functionality, whatsapp is probably still in top 3 in terms of engagement.

I'm struggling with this too

Choosing the best platform for creating our product community depends on various factors, including our specific needs, audience, and the type of product or service we offer. But Here are some popular platforms that you can consider: Discord, Slack, Facebook groups, LinkedIn groups.

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@mattisssa - Slack and Discord may look very lucrative to build your community on. Having built several communities in the past 15 years; I'll strongly advise you against Slack/Discord. Sooner or later, you will run into several issues:- 1. It becomes a mess once your active member count grows beyond 50. Engagement will lower drastically after the place become chaotic. 2. No organic growth: You'll constantly have to recruit users to your community. This will be fun in the initial days; but will become a pain quickly. Don't fall into the trap. Unless you have a strong reason to hide your content; go with a platform that lets users see the content and a vibrant place. Crowds will attract crowds and the quality of audience you'll build will be 10x better. 3. Limited functionality: User engagement will become a pain because Slack/Discord or even Circle will offer very limited options to engage users. 4. I used to be a fan of Circle; but not anymore.