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What industry leaders have told us

“I think it's quite common these days for brands to build communities around them. You're able to gather very valuable data and have almost a test group around you that really knows your product and is able to give you feedback. It is very relevant in terms of being able to build a long-lasting successful business.”

Sarita Runeberg

CEO of Maria 01 startup hub

“I think it's quite common these days for brands to build communities around them. You're able to gather very valuable data and have almost a test group around you that really knows your product and is able to give you feedback. It is very relevant in terms of being able to build a long-lasting successful business.”

Sarita Runeberg

CEO of Maria 01 startup hub

"Founders will tell me, 'We really love your community, how can we do that?' but they see it as an afterthought. They're running a traditional model that is incredibly expensive and inefficient. Without our community, we wouldn't be here; we are diehard committed to it because we love it, it’s not a method it is part of our ethos.”

Shaun Clark

CEO of gohighlevel.com

"Founders will tell me, 'We really love your community, how can we do that?' but they see it as an afterthought. They're running a traditional model that is incredibly expensive and inefficient. Without our community, we wouldn't be here; we are diehard committed to it because we love it, it’s not a method it is part of our ethos.”

Shaun Clark

CEO of gohighlevel.com

"I founded econsultancy.com in 1999. Communities are thousands of years old, people working together, learning, sharing from each other in order to survive and thrive. Online communities are the natural progression."

Ashley Friedlein

Founder of econsultancy.com

"I founded econsultancy.com in 1999. Communities are thousands of years old, people working together, learning, sharing from each other in order to survive and thrive. Online communities are the natural progression."

Ashley Friedlein

Founder of econsultancy.com

"A huge portion of companies today have to build a community. It’s a very good tool to get quick customer feedback on new features and to solve things with the community around the company. It’s a good way for investors to show you have traction."

Lauri Kokkila

Europe's Youngest VC Partner

"A huge portion of companies today have to build a community. It’s a very good tool to get quick customer feedback on new features and to solve things with the community around the company. It’s a good way for investors to show you have traction."

Lauri Kokkila

Europe's Youngest VC Partner

What industry leaders have told us

“I think it's quite common these days for brands to build communities around them. You're able to gather very valuable data and have almost a test group around you that really knows your product and is able to give you feedback. It is very relevant in terms of being able to build a long-lasting successful business.”

Sarita Runeberg

CEO of Maria 01 startup hub

"Founders will tell me, 'We really love your community, how can we do that?' but they see it as an afterthought. They're running a traditional model that is incredibly expensive and inefficient. Without our community, we wouldn't be here; we are diehard committed to it because we love it, it’s not a method it is part of our ethos.”

Shaun Clark

CEO of gohighlevel.com

"I founded econsultancy.com in 1999. Communities are thousands of years old, people working together, learning, sharing from each other in order to survive and thrive. Online communities are the natural progression."

Ashley Friedlein

Founder of econsultancy.com

"A huge portion of companies today have to build a community. It’s a very good tool to get quick customer feedback on new features and to solve things with the community around the company. It’s a good way for investors to show you have traction."

Lauri Kokkila

Europe's Youngest VC Partner