1. Congrats for this ! …. can you show me some more “Case examples” of how you or others are using this - in what situations.
   
   I admit my lack of knowledge on Slack - although I am on a “writer’s channel” and have some awareness/experience on it inot too much yet ]…
   
   How can this be used for situations like:
   
   1. marketing to the wider world eif at all]
   2. Creating a group : is it like ‘a tool to gain interaction” with the group within Slack?
   
   3. For those that want to do this outside slack - like on Facebook OR MightyNetwork, I suppose it’s as simple as “embedding a typeform” within? 
   
   Thanks!
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Hi @Brain Thanks for stopping by and great question! Slack is a messaging app, so if you aren't already using Slack, it may not be the best tool for you. 

You mentioned having a writer’s channel - is that on Slack? 
 

My writing group and I do have a Slack workspace that we use. I don’t currently use typeform for it, but now that I’m thinking of it, I could have a form for us to fill out weekly that would keep us accountable for our book writing. (We’re all trying to finish a book by the end of summer.)

For example, I could post the link in Slack and then connect my typeform to Slack to send the responses publicly to everyone. 

If you are using it outside of Slack, embedding would possibly be the way to go, but we’d need to know a bit more about your setup to be sure. 

Thanks @Brain! According to our product marketing team the most common use case for the Slack integration with Typeform is to get notified in real time when a response comes in. It’s usually because the responses are leads. So, they set up a Slack channel where those leads come in and then are triaged by a marketing or sales team to determine who to follow-up with immediately.

But as ​​​@Liz says if you’re not already using it in your work there are better ways of reaching people with typeforms, and countless other places to share your responses (check Typeform Connect for more ideas!)