Jacob Borgeson
@jacobborgeson
A product person looking to make the world a better place by applying technology to big challenges - and then building really strong communities to galvanize those solutions.
Jacob Borgeson
There are actually about a dozen platforms designed to fill this need - and they make up about a $2-3B annual market for brand community platforms today. Community-building is nearly as old as the internet, and so much has been developed since the advent of message boards and forums.
Li Jin • Community leaders deserve better: An open letter about community software
Structure3C
structure3c.com
Presentations — Nat Bullard
nathanielbullard.comI’d like to keep my family together and raise my boys into adults who are “publicly useful and privately happy.” Anything else is gravy.
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Radicletwitter.comCrypto and
Season 2 dives deeper into network science and creating social change with a community.
Bill Johnston • Cohere Podcast
Peloton Marketing Strategy: Uncovering Key Lessons For Rapid Growth - NoGood™: Growth Marketing Agency
Stephanie Farrellnogood.io
Community Building and Product driven communities
Despite all the negative publicity around hypergrowth and overvaluation, Peloton has retained a core group of users for a long time by focusing on building community and meeting customers with enthusiasm wherever they are. And they managed to scale that pretty well.
— DAOs are having a big moment in blockchain, thanks to their community-driven code of ethics.— There are several different DAO categories, each one suiting a different interest, whether it’s investing, collecting art, or cultivating community and member projects via community funding.— Because DAOs are decentralized, they eliminate the need for a... See more
Ledger • Your DAO Guide - The Most Important DAO Categories Defining the Space | Ledger
"By building a peer-to-peer overlay on top of git, we find not only a performant solution, but one that is better adapted for code collaboration. Issues, comments and reviews become local artifacts that are cryptographically signed and interacted with offline."