Rakesh Singh

@abadesi Well I prefer both Facebook & Eventbrite for the following reasons: Facebook: 1. The Facebook algorithm makes sure that your event is shown to nearby people or to those who might be interested in that event. 2. It creates a channel where people can discuss or ask questions related to it. 3. Once someone clicks on 'Going' or 'Interested', they always get notification whenever you...

@madushak Things become easier when you know your audience. I will suggest you to create multiple User Personas of the customers who will be using your product. Once you know what they do, what they eat & where they browse, it won't take long for you to figure out how to be visible on their screen. On the other hand, you can also identify what your audience is looking for and be present...

@bansini If you are looking for a free tool, Google Forms tops the list. Though I prefer Typeform. Typeform makes sures that your forms stand out.

@bethstachenfeld Put them in your shoes and ask how they would have done things differently.

I have been involved with Troopr since the very initial phases of its development and it fills me with joy to see how this product is evolving and shaping into a really important product for teams to be more efficient & organised. Pros: Super clean UI. It's really hard to achieve this level of simplicity that ends up making your product highly efficient for others to use. Cons: Integrations...