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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2023 · 44 MIN

Lessons from Notion on building a thriving decentralized community — Ben Lang

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Our guest today is Ben Lang, Head of Community at Notion.  Since joining the company in 2019, Ben has had his hand in several high-impact projects at Notion that has grown its tight-knit community of passionate Notion evangelists into millions of users today.  But before he was doing this as a full-time job, Ben was already spreading his love for Notion in his free time as a voracious product user. After discovering the tool on Product Hunt, he became obsessed. He got on the company’s radar after launching his own Notion template gallery on Product Hunt and joined as one of the first 15 employees.  In our conversation today, we focus on the nuts and bolts of building a global community that drives user growth. Ben shares tactical advice on: Tackling community organically from the bottom-up, and why you shouldn’t go top-down What companies are best suited to a centralized vs. decentralized community approach  Partnering with YouTubers and other creators  His advice to founders on finding your own first community hire You can follow Ben on Twitter at @benln. You can email us questions directly at [email protected] or follow us on Twitter @firstround and @brettberson.

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