Where to build your company brand in 2023: TikTok, Twitter, Linkedin, Reddit, Product Hunt?

I agree w/ @talia_basma but let me add a bit more context. TikTok: Great for Gen Z pull and something that resonates w/ younger audiences. Also great marketing but expect very low conversions from TikTok itself (Think of it more as a visibility provider) Twitter: I am not sure exactly which niches work great on Twitter, possibly all of them, but they have a bustling Web3 and AI community as of right now that I'm aware of. Great for building investor awareness too and having a strong clout on Twitter is the highest social signal of all the platforms. LinkedIn: Perfect for more mature / professional audiences and can target specific industry niches. Great for B2B as well since you can target specific customer personas through your content. Reddit: Also great like LinkedIn especially if you're hyper niche and solving a specific problem for a specific community. Doesn't work well for more consumer-oriented tech (or at least I haven't seen any brands that have chose Reddit as their main platform for branding) PH: Generally great for any company especially if it resonates with a wider variety of tech builders / enthusiasts.

I think the answer also depends on the product/company. I do think Product Hunt is a great place to share certain products, but I could see others getting buried if they aren't a "tech-forward" company. Twitter was probably a top go-to but I wonder if that will be the case as Elon Musk continues tinkering around with it.

Twitter, LinkedIn, and Product Hunt.

I'd mostly agree. If it's consumer-facing then also TikTok