Are you building in public? What does that look like?

Question

There are a lot of different ways to build a product in public. You can leverage Twitter, messaging, Reddit and other platforms.

Have you decided to build your product in public and what channels are you using to do so?

For Rock, we're using our own platform to create an internal community where we gather user feedback, bug reports, but also announce product updates and new campaigns. If you're curious what that looks like you can join through the link below!

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Sandra Idjoski · Accepted Answer

We've been sharing updates on our product and team on LinkedIn, and have a public roadmap set up in Notion (www.collabwriting.com/roadmap). I'm not sure if that qualifies as building in public, but we're trying to share useful info about our journey and what we're building regularly 😄

Nico Spijker · Answer

@sandra_idjoski This looks cool! How do people typically interact with the news with your team? i.e. on Twitter, internal channels or somewhere else?

+ how do you deal with changes (for example, a delay in a release?)

Sandra Idjoski · Answer

@nicolaas_spijker We've had most of our communication go through email, however, we are thinking of adding something more community-friendly into the mix

Nico Spijker · Answer

@sandra_idjoski Nice! We are actually running some initiatives that help teams build more synchronous community channels (with messaging, etc) for free. If you're curious to learn more you can connect with me through this link: https://space.new/nicolaas/

Sandra Idjoski · Answer

@nicolaas_spijker I'll check it out! 😄

Software Guy (Aarvy) · Answer

Hi, your product seems helpful.
If you want me to review your product, ping me- thesoftwareguy1994 at gmail.com

Are you building in public? What does that look like?

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