Need an online community built? CS product practice needed.

Hello all!

I'm new to GGR and am interested in a CS role at a company called Circle. They developed a platform for online communities (like this one), courses and events. I love their product, from what I've seen/heard so far. I've been in Skool and Thinkific groups/courses and Circle honestly seems like the best product around. It's super user friendly and they aim to bring everything to one place.

Is there anyone who needs a community set up? Or might know of someone who does? Coaches, educators, content creators, crafters, or gamers??

I'd love to get familiar with their product and want to set up an online community as a way of playing around with their platform and understanding the user experience. Otherwise, I'll probably just make up a hypothetical community.

Hoping for a win/win situation!

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Great opportunity, @Sabie-Fleming! I know Circle very well…I will say that it is terrific for multimedia integration, have a really strong mobile experience and do great at course integration. According to Richard Millington, they have a strong focus on membership groups and smaller communities - focused on consumer-oriented (rather than business oriented). On the con side, they aren't great at SEO, support communities, scale, integrating across the tech stack, or security or compliance.

That said, they are a FABULOUS option for companies who are looking to try out community for their audience before committing to the very expensive enterprise level options out there. Circle is probably one of my favorites in the consumer space due to its ease of set up and use…they make the UX very clear. So for those of you out there that might be wanting to dip your toes in the water before the enterprise jump, this is a tremendous offer by @Sabie-Fleming!

Great opportunity, @Sabie-Fleming! I know Circle very well…I will say that it is terrific for multimedia integration, have a really strong mobile experience and do great at course integration. According to Richard Millington, they have a strong focus on membership groups and smaller communities - focused on consumer-oriented (rather than business oriented). On the con side, they aren't great at SEO, support communities, scale, integrating across the tech stack, or security or compliance.

That said, they are a FABULOUS option for companies who are looking to try out community for their audience before committing to the very expensive enterprise level options out there. Circle is probably one of my favorites in the consumer space due to its ease of set up and use…they make the UX very clear. So for those of you out there that might be wanting to dip your toes in the water before the enterprise jump, this is a tremendous offer by @Sabie-Fleming!

Great opportunity, @Sabie-Fleming! I know Circle very well…I will say that it is terrific for multimedia integration, have a really strong mobile experience and do great at course integration. According to Richard Millington, they have a strong focus on membership groups and smaller communities - focused on consumer-oriented (rather than business oriented). On the con side, they aren't great at SEO, support communities, scale, integrating across the tech stack, or security or compliance.

That said, they are a FABULOUS option for companies who are looking to try out community for their audience before committing to the very expensive enterprise level options out there. Circle is probably one of my favorites in the consumer space due to its ease of set up and use…they make the UX very clear. So for those of you out there that might be wanting to dip your toes in the water before the enterprise jump, this is a tremendous offer by @Sabie-Fleming!

Great opportunity, @Sabie-Fleming! I know Circle very well…I will say that it is terrific for multimedia integration, have a really strong mobile experience and do great at course integration. According to Richard Millington, they have a strong focus on membership groups and smaller communities - focused on consumer-oriented (rather than business oriented). On the con side, they aren't great at SEO, support communities, scale, integrating across the tech stack, or security or compliance.

That said, they are a FABULOUS option for companies who are looking to try out community for their audience before committing to the very expensive enterprise level options out there. Circle is probably one of my favorites in the consumer space due to its ease of set up and use…they make the UX very clear. So for those of you out there that might be wanting to dip your toes in the water before the enterprise jump, this is a tremendous offer by @Sabie-Fleming!

Great opportunity, @Sabie-Fleming! I know Circle very well…I will say that it is terrific for multimedia integration, have a really strong mobile experience and do great at course integration. According to Richard Millington, they have a strong focus on membership groups and smaller communities - focused on consumer-oriented (rather than business oriented). On the con side, they aren't great at SEO, support communities, scale, integrating across the tech stack, or security or compliance.

That said, they are a FABULOUS option for companies who are looking to try out community for their audience before committing to the very expensive enterprise level options out there. Circle is probably one of my favorites in the consumer space due to its ease of set up and use…they make the UX very clear. So for those of you out there that might be wanting to dip your toes in the water before the enterprise jump, this is a tremendous offer by @Sabie-Fleming!

Great opportunity, @Sabie-Fleming! I know Circle very well…I will say that it is terrific for multimedia integration, have a really strong mobile experience and do great at course integration. According to Richard Millington, they have a strong focus on membership groups and smaller communities - focused on consumer-oriented (rather than business oriented). On the con side, they aren't great at SEO, support communities, scale, integrating across the tech stack, or security or compliance.

That said, they are a FABULOUS option for companies who are looking to try out community for their audience before committing to the very expensive enterprise level options out there. Circle is probably one of my favorites in the consumer space due to its ease of set up and use…they make the UX very clear. So for those of you out there that might be wanting to dip your toes in the water before the enterprise jump, this is a tremendous offer by @Sabie-Fleming!

Great opportunity, @Sabie-Fleming! I know Circle very well…I will say that it is terrific for multimedia integration, have a really strong mobile experience and do great at course integration. According to Richard Millington, they have a strong focus on membership groups and smaller communities - focused on consumer-oriented (rather than business oriented). On the con side, they aren't great at SEO, support communities, scale, integrating across the tech stack, or security or compliance.

That said, they are a FABULOUS option for companies who are looking to try out community for their audience before committing to the very expensive enterprise level options out there. Circle is probably one of my favorites in the consumer space due to its ease of set up and use…they make the UX very clear. So for those of you out there that might be wanting to dip your toes in the water before the enterprise jump, this is a tremendous offer by @Sabie-Fleming!

Great opportunity, @Sabie-Fleming! I know Circle very well…I will say that it is terrific for multimedia integration, have a really strong mobile experience and do great at course integration. According to Richard Millington, they have a strong focus on membership groups and smaller communities - focused on consumer-oriented (rather than business oriented). On the con side, they aren't great at SEO, support communities, scale, integrating across the tech stack, or security or compliance.

That said, they are a FABULOUS option for companies who are looking to try out community for their audience before committing to the very expensive enterprise level options out there. Circle is probably one of my favorites in the consumer space due to its ease of set up and use…they make the UX very clear. So for those of you out there that might be wanting to dip your toes in the water before the enterprise jump, this is a tremendous offer by @Sabie-Fleming!

Great opportunity, @Sabie-Fleming! I know Circle very well…I will say that it is terrific for multimedia integration, have a really strong mobile experience and do great at course integration. According to Richard Millington, they have a strong focus on membership groups and smaller communities - focused on consumer-oriented (rather than business oriented). On the con side, they aren't great at SEO, support communities, scale, integrating across the tech stack, or security or compliance.

That said, they are a FABULOUS option for companies who are looking to try out community for their audience before committing to the very expensive enterprise level options out there. Circle is probably one of my favorites in the consumer space due to its ease of set up and use…they make the UX very clear. So for those of you out there that might be wanting to dip your toes in the water before the enterprise jump, this is a tremendous offer by @Sabie-Fleming!

Great opportunity, @Sabie-Fleming! I know Circle very well…I will say that it is terrific for multimedia integration, have a really strong mobile experience and do great at course integration. According to Richard Millington, they have a strong focus on membership groups and smaller communities - focused on consumer-oriented (rather than business oriented). On the con side, they aren't great at SEO, support communities, scale, integrating across the tech stack, or security or compliance.

That said, they are a FABULOUS option for companies who are looking to try out community for their audience before committing to the very expensive enterprise level options out there. Circle is probably one of my favorites in the consumer space due to its ease of set up and use…they make the UX very clear. So for those of you out there that might be wanting to dip your toes in the water before the enterprise jump, this is a tremendous offer by @Sabie-Fleming!

Great opportunity, @Sabie-Fleming! I know Circle very well…I will say that it is terrific for multimedia integration, have a really strong mobile experience and do great at course integration. According to Richard Millington, they have a strong focus on membership groups and smaller communities - focused on consumer-oriented (rather than business oriented). On the con side, they aren't great at SEO, support communities, scale, integrating across the tech stack, or security or compliance.

That said, they are a FABULOUS option for companies who are looking to try out community for their audience before committing to the very expensive enterprise level options out there. Circle is probably one of my favorites in the consumer space due to its ease of set up and use…they make the UX very clear. So for those of you out there that might be wanting to dip your toes in the water before the enterprise jump, this is a tremendous offer by @Sabie-Fleming!

Great opportunity, @Sabie-Fleming! I know Circle very well…I will say that it is terrific for multimedia integration, have a really strong mobile experience and do great at course integration. According to Richard Millington, they have a strong focus on membership groups and smaller communities - focused on consumer-oriented (rather than business oriented). On the con side, they aren't great at SEO, support communities, scale, integrating across the tech stack, or security or compliance.

That said, they are a FABULOUS option for companies who are looking to try out community for their audience before committing to the very expensive enterprise level options out there. Circle is probably one of my favorites in the consumer space due to its ease of set up and use…they make the UX very clear. So for those of you out there that might be wanting to dip your toes in the water before the enterprise jump, this is a tremendous offer by @Sabie-Fleming!

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