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by conradwa 2y ago
Kick is not affiliated with Bench in any way. We've onboarded a significant number of customers from Bench onto Kick before this happened, so this may have been why were were mentioned. We're working fast right now to try to provi
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by conradwa 2y ago
We've onboarded a significant number of folks from Bench onto Kick before this happened, so this may have been why were were mentioned. Working fast right now to try to provide resources and help Bench users migrate and will be sharing
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by conradwa 2y ago
I can’t imagine the frustration you’re going through if you’re a Bench user. Paying for a service and not getting what you expect, especially when it comes to your taxes is no joke. Instead of having to start from scratch, our team at Kick
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Course marketing as a growth channel(medium.com)
2 points by conradwa 11y ago|0 comments
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Live Experiment: Homepage Takeover with Welcome Mat for 1k/day Pageview Startup(blog.usefedora.com)
2 points by conradwa 11y ago|0 comments
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by conradwa 11y ago
Hey all, a lot of people I speak with imagine a "launch" as a single email you send to your audience. The effect of this is quite suboptimal–it doesn't build anticipation or give you data about what's resonating. We rece
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Launch Emails Proven to Sell Digital Products(blog.usefedora.com)
1 points by conradwa 11y ago|1 comments
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How I Used a Webinar to Make $11,286 for My Online Course(blog.usefedora.com)
1 points by conradwa 11y ago|0 comments
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by conradwa 11y ago
We actually drop the transaction fee once you're actually making money. Check it out: usefedora.com/pricing. To your point, if there's a free tier with a transaction fee, doesn't that mean it's totally free to use?
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Why You Should Create an Online Course Before Starting a Blog(blog.usefedora.com)
2 points by conradwa 12y ago|0 comments
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by conradwa 12y ago
What do you mean by that?
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Takeaways to Making $8,000 in a Month Teaching Watercolor Painting(blog.usefedora.com)
13 points by conradwa 12y ago|5 comments
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Building your own network automation(bits.shutterstock.com)
5 points by conradwa 12y ago|0 comments
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The Mini iOS8 Course with Swift (for Free)(bitfountain.io)
2 points by conradwa 12y ago|0 comments
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by conradwa 12y ago
Hey mimi, not sure I understand. The courses I'm running on growth hacking are mentioned in each of the articles linked to on that page.
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by conradwa 12y ago
I'm from GrowHack and submitted this post. As an add on, and even perhaps even disclaimer, I do hope folks use this tactic for good. Email responsibly and send all hate mail to Ankur.
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The 5-Minute Linkedin Growth Hack(growhack.com)
4 points by conradwa 12y ago|2 comments
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by conradwa 12y ago
Hey guys, as you know, the biggest risk for startups today isn't product, it's acquiring and retaining the right users. Developed in partnership with GrowHack and seed-stage investor Quotidian Ventures, the User Growth Bootcamp is
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Show HN: User Growth Bootcamp for Startups(enroll.growhack.com)
2 points by conradwa 12y ago|1 comments
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Stop trying to find a growth hacker(wework.com)
9 points by conradwa 12y ago|0 comments
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How Playing Hard to Get Can Help Your Product(growhack.com)
3 points by conradwa 13y ago|0 comments
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How Tinder Hacked Marketplace Growth (+2 other strategies)(growhack.com)
1 points by conradwa 13y ago|0 comments
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by conradwa 13y ago
I don't think the argument is focused on what Meetup should do, but what they could do if new user acquisition were a priority. It's a growth tactic that can be balanced with retention and engagement approaches, that Meetup right
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by conradwa 13y ago
Nothing wrong with an umbrella approach - I'd argue it's likely that Meetup cares a lot more about retention and engagement, and cross-selling other high-quality events, than any type of acquisition at this point. Users bring in o
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The Horizontal Distribution Hack(growhack.com)
25 points by conradwa 13y ago|17 comments
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by conradwa 13y ago
Yep, the ideal case is when you can blend selling, learning and using. As soon as you type something into Google's giant field, even if it's not what you're looking for, you're able to do all three.
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by conradwa 13y ago
Maybe we should call this type of site the "onboarding try hard." Probably just a sign the product designer hasn't figured out what they want their user to do, so instead decides to show you the entire car lot and hope someth
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by conradwa 13y ago
All interesting points you bring up danso. It can be good to set expectations as much as you can, which isn't easy to do. Importing contacts during onboarding, for a product who's core value improves the more relevant people you c
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by conradwa 13y ago
Well, it really depends on your goals. If it's onboarding a new user, a horizontal nav can distract instead of helping to guide and educate.
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The Best in User Onboarding(growhack.com)
23 points by conradwa 13y ago|12 comments

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