Olga Trykush

I know how much love and effort the ToolJet team spends to build this great tool. Big respect for the team, and best of luck. And the new designs look very neat, great work!

Hello hunters! Olga, the Community Manager of Baserow is here. Open source is at the core of what we do, and our community is no different. I want to invite you all to co-create with us by sharing your thoughts around Baserow—what you like, what you dislike, what could be improved, and what you want to see. Join the party: https://community.baserow.io/.

Hey-hey, for me it's Telegram, Baserow, and Notion! Whoa, so many people mentioned Excel, and I'm a bit surprised. I thought more people are using some cool, new Excel alternatives here. As hunters = early adopters. Interesting 🤔

Love this topic! I guess that the workplace culture is the first thing to start caring about the company branding. You analyze the values, mission, the vision of the company, translate all findings into the company's identity (style, personality, communication), and then you need to think about the activities that will help your employees to understand the vibe of the company. You can try...

Team Labs: allows team members to work on something other than their main job tasks every month or so. They could implement their own ideas, change the focus and practice new skills. Team Hackathons: unite your team members to solve a challenge. You can divide the team into two groups, and the one that offers the best solution will get some cool prizes.

I like the idea that content should navigate people what more they can do it order to make things better. So, after checking your product (or before) when they see your posts, they should have a feeling of understanding some insights, they should become inspired that you not only give them a solution (your product/service), but also give them more value by some blogs, infographics, instructions...

Now I see tendency that people don't like take surveys, they are too busy, and don't care - so we use direct messages if we need to hear an opinion, this type work a bit better for us

Strategy more depends on positioning and your current goals. But I will give a general advise: currently, people are overwhelmed with ads, info, offers and so on, and before doing any steps think about value that you want to give to people, because if you interrupt them with your offer (anywhere), and they don't see the value, they will leave you immediately and forgot about you very quickly....

I would do a channel "branding in startups and small businesses", a cool topic that I love to talk about

I hate: 1) outdated websites, or designs with numerous flaws - it means for me that they have the same attidute to the product - incomprehensibility 2) cheap tricks - you have only 24 hours to buy our product for this low price (and this message has been on the website for the last 2 weeks) 3) when I don’t understand what the product is from the first section/description boxes on the website

Reports, ebooks, workbooks - receive a free PDF after leaving your email (if the content is really valuable, people won't unsubscribe after receiving the doc). This lead magnet works the best for me (but I will highlight, we're putting a lot of effort and resources into the content of the doc).

Great post, what do you think 'Gingersauce' does?