Audrey Lo

Depends on where I am consuming the content (mobile/web...on the go, at home). Overall though, video is just easier to digest.

Depends on the project. I would pay per project to start to make sure you like the quality of the work first then if it makes sense and you need long-term work done, I'd consider moving to subscription.

Don't worry about being perfect when you start or you'll never get your first episode out. You'll refine your "voice", production quality, and content direction through the process.

I had such a lovely chat with Sam Kaplan and his passion for Tea and the work that he does with Topia at the tea bar. Can you believe he drove all the way from Yosemite to SF for the event? Thank you Sam for sharing your tea knowledge with all of us! :)

So many! I love zoom, loom, slack, and calendly. When it comes to physical products, I love my Autonomous standing desk.

The hardest part and most exciting phase is building your initial community. These folks will be your greatest evangelists as well as your focus group to help you learn how to refine your product/service. I typically like to do a SWOT analysis and figure out who my target demo is. Then, look for the first movers and "connectors" in your industry and make sure you give them the greatest...

Hi David! So great to see you on here! Thank you for taking the time to be a part of our AMA. I wanted to see if you could offer any case studies, stories of your own, resources, or advice on integrating gamification strategies around your community framework.