... seems to me that the framing of many of the posts that I have seen on here involves looking for "the one growthhack" that got traction for someone's product; but in reading the specifics, it often turns out that they simply did good old-fashioned marketing work: answered all the comments, personally on-boarded early users, wrote substantive content rather than promotional content. That's not

... slow grind. But whenever I see a success story broken down the hack usually turns out to be pretty hands-on work personally onboarding users replying to feedback and actually writing good content. Sometimes calling basic consistent marketing a growth

... uses PHP, MySQL, Bootstrap, Firezilla, HTML, CSS, JavaScript) where people could voluntarily exchange items they no longer wanted. But I ended up shutting down that project after I finished college because I had no understanding of business models and growthhacking. After finishing college, I started working as a freelancer and earning a small amount of money with my Java system. At 24 years old, I built 10 apps with Flutter in about 6 months and failed ... ... them. Finishing my early twenties with the transition from desktop to web and then to mobile. During college, I knew nothing about

... deep subject matter expertise . The classic playbook is broken. Software startups used to win by moving faster than incumbents on product. Now if you can build an MVP in four weeks with two people, so can your many competitors. The crowding problem is real. So what's actually defensible? Marc Andreessen put it simply: the moat is not the model . It's the product, integration, distribution, and captured value. And according to QED Investors, moats exist only for companies that ... ... strategy, and their moat usually comes from data. Comment from Miles(@milescward): My team and I have been having these conversations frequently. There s no need to go for VC when the tools of optimization are at our disposal. Growth

... managed by AI went wrong. So which positions are really disappearing online, and which are emerging? I assume that security-related positions will emerge more. BTW... adding also an assumption made in 2012 by one author who predicted dying vs emerging jobs. image from the book The Future: 50 Ideas You Really Need To Know Comment from Haiqa Irfan(@haiqa_irfan): @busmark_w_nika exactly Comment from Cathy(@brainfetti): I think speaking to AI is going to become a programming ... ... know how to use AI properly understand the business/system behind it can catch and fix the stuff AI messes up Security is a big one too. More AI = more ways to mess things up, leak stuff, or get hacked

... real time and interact socially before meeting in person. The MVP is currently being developed with a technical co-founder and should be ready around April. Right now I'm looking for someone interested in growth, marketing or growth

... least, we intend to! - but with the option to "Allow me to continue working" add-ons to top up accounts that need more usage. I don't think we can avoid Hybrid model territory once you have individual tiers vs organization/team tiers (like we are planning) because usage patterns scale differently when there are work teams/depts involved. Don't know yet - we launch next month! My prediction is that if you can balance quality of outcomes in your AI-assisted ... ... than per-report pricing. People don't want to do math before clicking a button. The move: give away enough free value to create habit, then charge a flat rate that feels like a no-brainer compared to the alternative

... Foresell is simple: eliminate bad gifts, forever. We're using a patented mix of location-based tech and generative AI to make it happen. Grateful to be on this wild startup ride! #AI #StartupLife #GiftTech Love talking about: Growthhacking in APAC The future of AI-powered commerce Building products people truly love Drop me a message let's build the future together! #Introduction #Networking https://www.instagram.com/forese... Feel free to follow my instagram Comment from Hitesh Bhakal(@hitesh_bhakal ...

... weirder vs us saying things are "good enough", like I'm sat live with our graphic designer and lead designer right now redesigning our website despite everyone saying it's awesome what we didn't do: 1. outbound 2. growth

... have a phenomenal product but if no ones knows about it, no one cares. But you can have a mediocre product but everyone knows about it which then allows you to use the revenue to keep improving it. Growthhacking methods should be completely used up in any way possible before trying to pump endless amount of money into the marketing Comment from Nick Anisimov(@nickanisimov): @roy_khan2 I think if the founder doesn't understand marketing, the project will ... ... like building an audience, experimenting with organic channels, and gathering feedback from early users. In a small team, splitting roles as Nick suggested can streamline things, but everyone should still have a pulse on how marketing impacts the overall

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... seeing the term growthhacking thrown around less and less these days. One of my friends who used to be the head of