Post by account_disabled on Nov 26, 2023 6:46:32 GMT
What is the right mindset capable of bringing change and results within startups (and in any case companies) to seize all the opportunities offered by Growth Hacking? Thanks for the question, it's a situation I often experience too! I actually gave the answer two questions ago: in situations like these the ideal is to bring the Growth Hacking approach (and mentality) into the company by leveraging resources already present within. Training is the key So you don't want to hire a full time Growth Hacker because you think it costs too much? Take your marketing manager and your product manager and make.
Them take a serious course where they learn the fundamental aspects of Growth Hacking that they can use in the company from the next day. There we go beyond the "mindset question", I'm talking about concrete things Web Development Services such as the right tools, the right frameworks, certain approaches, the use of known models, etc. Can Lean Startup and Growth Hacking processes be considered two sides of the same coin? Growth Hacking was born (in Silicon Valley) taking inspiration from some well-known elements of the "Startup literature" pass me the term.
The Lean Startup is just one of the elements that Growth Hacking refers to. Along with Eric Ries ' concepts, there's a lot of Steve Blank 's Customer Development , a lot of Dave McClure 's Pirate Funnel, and so on. I see that you are also another professional who believes in giving back and when you can you help young people with their first experience and collaborate with the university. Well, there are two of us. And now I'll ask you a rather tricky question. How do you think this place should evolve where the "hunger" to know and to put into practice can really be felt in the air of the corridors and classrooms.
Them take a serious course where they learn the fundamental aspects of Growth Hacking that they can use in the company from the next day. There we go beyond the "mindset question", I'm talking about concrete things Web Development Services such as the right tools, the right frameworks, certain approaches, the use of known models, etc. Can Lean Startup and Growth Hacking processes be considered two sides of the same coin? Growth Hacking was born (in Silicon Valley) taking inspiration from some well-known elements of the "Startup literature" pass me the term.
The Lean Startup is just one of the elements that Growth Hacking refers to. Along with Eric Ries ' concepts, there's a lot of Steve Blank 's Customer Development , a lot of Dave McClure 's Pirate Funnel, and so on. I see that you are also another professional who believes in giving back and when you can you help young people with their first experience and collaborate with the university. Well, there are two of us. And now I'll ask you a rather tricky question. How do you think this place should evolve where the "hunger" to know and to put into practice can really be felt in the air of the corridors and classrooms.