set the channel description: If someone or something from the community helped you or brought a smile to you. Here's you call them out and make their day.

Not sure if this is an active channel but wanted to leverage this space to say thanks to @Forum (that’s my name). I needed help with scripting a short speech which would be used by a team rep who will be speaking at a big industry event in Detroit. I was new to writing for someone else, especially a speech for an in person event, since it needs to be engaging, fun and needs to read the room/location. I was on a deadline, reached out to #content-marketing a day before the deadline. Forum who I have not interacted with before, reached out and we got connected and in a short call of 20 minutes, helped me unlearn a lot and gave me a direction to take with examples. Result: I met the deadline, got really positive feedback from my team on the creative direction and the head of events in our team LOVED it. Thanks again Forum for the time and empathy you showed to understand my most basic of question. This community is better by the day with more like you.

That's an absolutely heartfelt note @Tej 🙏🏼 I’m so glad we could do it! S11S is indeed one of the best communities to unlearn, learn and evolve together. P.S. I found out about this channel only today 😅

well done! this forum is glad to have you, @Forum (that’s my name) 🙂

The Kula folks are something..

Netcore 🤭

Webengage 🤫

hahah @Shaf however, Rohit and I never worked together at these companies prior to Kula 🙃

B2B is for a selected few, B2B is boring🥱, B2B people are not approachable. 👆These were the first few things which used to come to my mind when I think of B2B. And then s11s happened! If I remember correctly, I joined s11s around Feb(h/t to @Abhash). Like most for the first few weeks, I was just a spectator. Then on one random day, I asked a question and the replies blew my mind. And after that question, I become a fan of @Aniruddh Jain 😅 Slowly and gradually, started participating in discussions, replied on topics where I was a bit confident, and of course started enjoying the anonymous channel. To cut the story short, I realized B2B is not what I used to think. It's exciting, it's challenging and there are n things one can do. And fast forward to today, I started working at Outplay 🚀. My conversation even began here - a story which @Bhavya Arora has already shared. In terms of "attribution," a considerable % goes to this awesome community for this transition💯 s11s not only helped me to enter the world of B2B SaaS but also managed to give me confidence that I know a thing or two about marketing. (a big thing for every accidental marketer) Oh btw Is B2B boring?? Haha no Are B2B people not approachable?? You kidding me?! {{A shoutout to each one of us!}}

Shoutout to @Abhash and @Tej for taking out the time to help me with my query related to organising an off-site. Abhash stepped in to arrange the resources for me and Tej hopped on a call to share his experiences and learnings. Good karma went and came around rather sooner for @Tej and me 😀

@Aiswarya Menon Thank you for helping me out always and being an awesome human being ❤️🙌

Thank you @Swarnendu Dutta for your help with my markops queries. I had a markop related query last Wednesday, reached out to Swarnendu on Friday and he was kind enough to spare 30 mins yesterday with some quick guidance on how to approach my problem statement. The TAT and expertise in this community is awesome! 💛

This is a huge shoutout for @Niranjan Bala . I had a query with GA4 tracking and Niranjan was not only quick to jump on a call to discuss it but also helped us crack it eventually. Thanks again Niranjan 🙏

This is a huge shoutout for @Aniruddh Jain 🙏 He took his time to do a deep breakdown of my deck that will help in positioning my services in a 10x better way 🙂 Thank you sir ji. No words are enough to thank @Sid @rohit @Shaf for creating such an amazing community and getting these best of the best minds in one place. #weallgrowtogether 🙂