Creating Unique Community Experiences for Business Success

This chapter highlights the significance of developing unique community-driven experiences to stand out in a competitive landscape. It underscores the necessity for innovation and marketing prowess among founders to foster engagement and avoid becoming just another commodity.

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AI is going to kill so many different brands and level up so many community based brands.

Kipp and Kieran are joined by Greg Isenberg (CEO & Co-Founder at Late Checkout) to dive into how to integrate community into your company. Learn more on effective strategies for growing a business through community, the TRIBE framework, why there’s a difference between audience and community, how to turn customers into raving fans, and why community equity is more important than brand equity.

About Greg Isenberg

Greg Isenberg is the Co-Founder of Late Checkout, a web3 and community product studio and agency that designs, creates, and acquires internet communities. He is also a growth advisor at TikTok and a venture partner at Indicator Ventures, a tech venture fund. Previously, Greg was the Head of Product Strategy at WeWork, the founder/CEO of Islands, a messaging/community app acquired by WeWork, and the Founder/CEO of 5by, a leading video discovery app acquired by StumbleUpon. He helps build marketing and web3 strategies, communities, and technology products for brands like TikTok, FedEx, NASCAR, TechCrunch, and WordPress.

Connect with Greg!

Twitter https://twitter.com/gregisenberg

LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/gisenberg/

Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/where-it-happens/id1593424985

Late Checkout https://latecheckout.studio

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