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fromForbes
2 weeks ago

5 Crucial Steps To Growing Your Business With A Newsletter

Most founders spend their energy on social media posts and paid ads while ignoring the audience they've already built. You have people's email addresses. They gave them to you. And you're not talking to them, or you're sending them content that doesn't deserve their attention. With over 4.4 billion email users worldwide, the newsletter you could be writing is the growth channel most likely to change your business. The founders who figure this out build something no algorithm can take away.
Growth hacking
Growth hacking
fromThe Drum
2 months ago

'Do things that don't scale': growth marketing lessons from the upside down

Find and deeply serve 100 people who love your product; transparency and relationship-building beat chasing mass scale.
Marketing
fromHubspot
1 year ago

6 brands that brilliantly differentiated from the competition, and how you can, too

Occupy specific mental real estate with a product-led, anticipatory offering that gives customers a clear, unique reason to choose your brand.
Growth hacking
fromAol
4 months ago

Dropbox CEO Drew Houston Shares The Two Marketing Hacks He Used To Get Millions Of Paying Customers: 'Give People Tools To Spread The Word'

Prioritize a great product, then incentivize and enable users to refer others to drive rapid, organic customer growth.
Startup companies
fromBerlin Startup Jobs
5 months ago

Job Vacancy: Product Co-Founder | Competitive Intelligence AI Platform // IndustryLens | Product Management, Seeking Co-Founders Jobs | Berlin Startup Jobs

Connected, time-aware competitive intelligence that predicts competitor moves and delivers actionable strategic insights to B2B SaaS companies, replacing noisy data dumps with strategic analyst–level guidance.
fromLogRocket Blog
6 months ago

Steal my startup approved growth workshop agenda - LogRocket Blog

When an old friend and colleague of mine recommended the book "Growth Levers and How to Find Them," by Matt Lerner, I expected yet another business book that promised dramatic results within 100 pages and a quick two to three hour read. I'm talking about the kind of book that gets you all excited, only to leave you feeling deflated when you realize you can't influence your organization enough to make the necessary changes.
Growth hacking
Artificial intelligence
fromAol
6 months ago

Forget the marketing playbook. The CEO behind the AI tool Cursor says 2 things made it the go-to for coders.

Cursor’s growth depended mainly on intense product focus (“monk mode”) and organic word-of-mouth after an initial social media push.
Artificial intelligence
fromBusiness Insider
6 months ago

Forget the marketing playbook. The CEO behind the AI tool Cursor says 2 things made it the go-to for coders.

Cursor's growth resulted primarily from intense product focus ('monk mode') and organic word-of-mouth adoption after an initial social-media push.
fromMarTech
6 months ago

Ready to level-up your mobile strategy? New consumer research and trends | MarTech

In this session, you'll discover how to use in-product personalized experiences to: Streamline user onboarding Accelerate product adoption Build customer loyalty
Mobile UX
Startup companies
fromLogRocket Blog
7 months ago

How to build autonomous teams that still see the bigger picture - LogRocket Blog

Transitioning from feature-driven to outcome-driven product management can result in pitfalls, such as the 'tiny box problem'.
Growth hacking
fromLogRocket Blog
8 months ago

Leader Spotlight: Cascading down a product-led culture, with Mike Fantigrassi - LogRocket Blog

Transitioning NASM to a product-led growth model enhances customer-centricity and improves product offerings.
Growth hacking
fromMedium
10 months ago

What Slack's invite flow teaches us about virality

Slack's success is attributed to optimized user experiences and referral loops in its product-led growth strategy.
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