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Last week we announced that our upcoming event, Meaningful Conversations , was officially live, and to celebrate I shared a bit about my why—why I do what I do, why I ended up at Typeform, and why I’ve poured so much of my heart and soul into our Meaningful Conversations event. If you missed that article, you can read it here . This week, I’m excited to take you behind the scenes and share more about how we’ve organized our event, and what conversations we’ll be having across the two days of Meaningful Conversations—April 20 + 21, 2021. Some months ago, a core group of us gathered around a virtual white board for 4+ hours to begin to workshop the event. All that we knew coming in was that we wanted to host an event that was called “Meaningful Conversations”...and that was basically it. We started the workshop by openly sharing our most memorable conversations. Some of us talked about hearing the stories of people who’d come from a rough past and, through sheer willpower and mental fort

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Hello lovely Community!I hope you are all well and enjoying your Tuesday afternoon. I’m looking for cool examples of typeforms where videos from our built-in Pexels library are used, because I’m writing an article for our blog about our Pexels integration, and would love to include real-life examples from our customers / free users. Have you used (or know someone who has used) the Pexels video feature in their typeforms to achieve a certain effect, or to make it more engaging / entertaining / visually appealing, etc. ? I’d appreciate any tip! Cheers, Nasia

It’s that time of the week again! Nico and I are hosting our Office Hours session this week, so bring your questions! Office Hours are your chance to ask questions to the Typeform team live and learn from others using Typeform, too. Not sure what to ask about? Here are some ideas to get you started: Technical quandaries around APIs, embedding, integrations – or whatever is puzzling you. How to set up logic jumps Templates you can use to kick-start your form building Or anything else you’re curious about! Drop a comment below if you have anything you’d like to learn this week. You can find all the event details, including how to join, here .

Today, I'm going to let this video speak for itself. Have a great week :)

I've talked a lot over the last five weeks (has it really been that long?!) about what it means to be meaningful and how we're thinking about it here at Typeform. So... what about you? How does that look for you? Some of you already shared some things you could do, but always curious to hear more. In the end, we should all strive to become meaningful to our customers, employees, partners, etc. The highest aspiration of a business (from a freelancer to a 5 person startup to 300 strong) is to become a brand that matters to its community. You don't have to change the whole world -- just your corner of it. Paul

Hi peeps! February is the shortest month of the year, but it looks like that doesn’t mean much when it comes to cool thing happening around us – we’ve had Carnival, Saint Valentine’s day, Black History Month and, more importantly, my mom’s birthday Besides all these great events, February was also the first month of our Typeform community! We have actually achieved a ton of things in less than 28 days. Let me list a few: We’re more than 2,000 community creators! We’ve asked more than 300 questions and posted over 1,500 replies. We have liked each others’ content 2,900 times. You folks seem to enjoy a good post! 135 questions have had a ‘best answer’. We’ve had a plethora of collaborators from Typeform here in the community, including folks from our Support, Product, Marketing, and Data teams. Big round of applause to them, these busy bees have been going the extra mile to share their cool stuff with us here in the community. Content wise these are the highlights from February: Meaningf

Last week I spoke about how building a meaningful brand is about giving more than what you're getting back. Today I wanted to share how that looks in practical terms for us here at Typeform. What are we doing to put the success of you, our community, and the wider community at large at the forefront of what we want to become? And how will this benefit you in terms of our product offering? Where to find the Meaningful interviews mentioned in the videos: Rand Fishkin discusses everything from imposter syndrome, to dropping out of college, and some golden nuggets on SEO success. Adam Lisagar talks about vulnerability, film sets, and the unmatched power of being yourself. ​What do you think about the Meaningful Design framework? How could you deliver a more personal, contextual, beautiful, and relevant experience to your community? Happy Monday ​