Great idea, as is this growth hacker marketplace. Question, though: in your showcase/marketplace, will you be able to show how much of an impact said growth hacker or tactic has had in the past?
yes. absolutely. i want to turn growth into something that is reproducible, and early tests show that you can reproduce what works for one business, for another, assuming you have the data to create boundaries. (a high level learning for example is that we've learnt sending emails multiples of 7 days after a user signs up, provides superior conversions than multiples of 6 or 8.)
wouldn't it be ridiculously awesome if you wanted to hire a copywriter, and you saw their before and after stats on their work? talk is talk, but data is data.
advertising/adwords is something where results increase as you spend more money, and i want to do the same with application growth. or something.
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[+] [-] pclark|13 years ago|reply
he did this one - that we never used, but i felt like it had so much potential that it sits on my desktop waiting for a usage - http://cl.ly/MOYS
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[+] [-] pclark|13 years ago|reply
wouldn't it be ridiculously awesome if you wanted to hire a copywriter, and you saw their before and after stats on their work? talk is talk, but data is data.
advertising/adwords is something where results increase as you spend more money, and i want to do the same with application growth. or something.
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[+] [-] joshdotsmith|13 years ago|reply
You have:
- Customer.io
- Intercom.io
- Mixpanel
- userfox
- Pipewise (deadpool)
[+] [-] uvince|13 years ago|reply
I see what you did there.
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