Jordan Bester

- Experiment with different formats . “You don’t need to organize a massive virtual conference to get people together. Start with a simple discussion group on Zoom and see how that goes. Try hosting an Icebreaker speed networking session.

- Your early-adopters will give you constant feedback, talk about you to their friends while expecting a not so amazing experience using your product. They know it’s too early for you to have it all figured it out.

3. Amazing Customer Care is your best marketing tool: - Separating customer care and marketing may leave them with non-aligned goals and as your company starts growing, with communication problems. This can be avoided by making customer care part of your marketing strategy, coexisting in a harmonious symbiosis.

2. Learn the Lingo" Sarah Rapp, director of community and engagement at Behance, says that one of the benefits of being part of your user base's community is being able to speak the lingo. This can get a little tricky for employees that don't come from the same backgrounds as their company's users. "

- According to Young, innovative ideas happen when you develop new combinations of old elements.

In the near future, you’ll be able to wear virtual clothes in real-time, and in motion. You’ll also be able to ‘own’ the digital assets rather than just having your payment amount to one-photo, and change from garment to garment.

“Musicians can release bonus tracks and exclusive material, sell uncut or backstage content, and much more. "

Things to consider when building your seed-stage team: