Becoming a Community-Driven Company with Yuliya Bel
Why should tech companies be media companies? Kipp and Kieran are joined by Yuliya Bel (CEO and Co-Founder of Notus) to discuss (and debate) the importance of investing in good content & distribution, doubling down on the definition of community, answer the question - is community a tool for engagement or acquiring new customers? And more!
Who is Yuliya Bel?
founder/CEO of Notus, passionate about cult-like growth and long walks in nature.
Check out Yuliya’s work!
- Twitter https://twitter.com/ybelyayeva
- Notus https://getnotus.io/
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