What are the best communities/groups/events/podcasts for startup founders?
Ghost Kitty
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Product Hunt, X, LinkedIn. But what else?
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David F@thedfigroup
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IndieHackers works well for some kinds of businesses, especially MicroSaas.
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Reddit and Discord are quite massive in getting quick feedback and analysing competitors
@alexdigitalmkt what are your go to Reddit communities?
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@nevemind_com I have a entire list for those - I’ll do a side post with all of them and some tools
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I'm a podcasts' lover, so let it be The StartUp Podcast and The Indie Hackers Podcast.
It is a YouTube channel of Y Combinator and JSP Coffee Podcast
https://www.youtube.com/playlist...
Quora and Reddit are my dirty secrets :)
With Discord as a 3rd option.
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@adrian_m_peticila Are you getting good results with Quora? It tends to be saturated with AI content nowadays.
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Have you checked out Y Combinator, TechCrunch Disrupt, or the "Masters of Scale" podcast for startup founders? They're like the Avengers of the startup world, but with less spandex and more pitch decks!
Great question! I've found a few additional communities and resources that are incredibly valuable for startup founders:
Y Combinator's Startup School: Offers a wealth of resources and a supportive community for startup founders. Their online forum is great for networking and getting advice.
Indie Hackers: A vibrant community where bootstrapped founders share their stories, challenges, and successes. It's an excellent place to learn and get inspired.
Reddit: Subreddits like r/startups and r/entrepreneur are filled with valuable discussions and advice from fellow founders.
TechCrunch Events: Attending TechCrunch Disrupt and other startup-focused events can provide great networking opportunities and insights.
Podcasts: "How I Built This" by Guy Raz and "The Tim Ferriss Show" are fantastic for hearing firsthand stories from successful entrepreneurs.
Meetup: Look for local startup and tech meetups in your area. It's a great way to network in person and find potential collaborators or mentors.
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Hope this helps!
Indie Hackers and Reddit.