SharePoint Team Site vs SharePoint Communication Site - what to use when?

Are you ready to put an end to the SharePoint conundrum? 🤔 Say hello to clarity with my latest video! 🌟 Join me as I demystify the age-old question:

"When to use a SharePoint Teams Site and when to opt for a SharePoint Communication Site?"

🤝 SharePoint Teams Site: The Ultimate Collaboration Haven 🤝

Discover the power of seamless teamwork! 🚀 Unleash your full potential with SharePoint Teams Site, where collaboration comes alive. 🙌 Whether you're working on a group project or need a digital hub for your department, this dynamic platform is your go-to destination for streamlined teamwork, real-time co-authoring, and swift communication. Learn how to create channels, host meetings, share files, and integrate apps effortlessly. It's time to build that dream team and take productivity to new heights!

💼 SharePoint Communication Site: Your Gateway to Professional Excellence 💼

Step into the spotlight! 🌟 The SharePoint Communication Site is your key to an engaging and polished digital presence. 👩‍💼 Perfect for broadcasting company news, announcements, and updates, this site empowers you to captivate your audience with stunning visuals, interactive web parts, and user-friendly interfaces. Enhance your brand image, highlight success stories, and create a platform that inspires and captivates your organization. With SharePoint Communication Site, you'll master the art of professional storytelling!

[wilfalk]

Great video. But I’m not sure having many channels is a good advice for people working in 1000+ companies. We are flooded with so many teams with so many channels that it is impossible to keep track of everything.

[franckolivier]

Hey Daniel great video Thanks, have a question when you create a new channel in Teams they appear in SharePoint as folders but when you create a new folder in SharePoint at the documents root level they don't seem to appear in Teams as channel or as anything else. any idea?

[nneese]

I will be working with clients as a solo business owner and plan to use Teams so it appears the best way to ensure privacy of communication is separate Teams instead of Channels for each client. I only plan to have 10-15 clients max at any time. If i create a Communications Site and share with the Teams (private), will they be able to see what other clients have also viewed the documents or site or is that hidden? I noticed when i create a Teams environment and set restricted accesses, many times, I also have to go separately to the SharePoint site and do the same. I use M365 Business standard (not premium). I created a test team where I do all testing before I launch with actual clients.