Searching...
6 results for “platform building”
...that platform, you can actually overcome that saturation cap in a particular channel like, for example, paid social by expanding your audiences over time. I find that this is true with other channels as well if you think about that methodology, even
16:48 / 18:20
from transcript16:48 – 18:20
...platform, you can actually overcome that saturation cap in a particular channel like, for example, paid social by expanding your audiences over time. I find that this is true with other channels as well if you think about that methodology,
16:06 / 17:32
from transcript16:06 – 17:32
...building that. Of course, it doesn't matter if you've got a big audience if they're not motivated. And so the the next argument is, motivation. It's the level of motivation your audience has to switch to your product, partly because switching costs a
14:02 / 15:34
from transcript14:02 – 15:34
How would you think about doing it well? What you would avoid? Would you go horizontal? Would you go vertical? How do you think about that? So every creator has their audience. You need to find creators that align with your ideal customer profile aud
42:38 / 43:54
from transcript42:38 – 43:54
...out growth teams, and I think that's just a big question on definitions first. How do you define growth and VP or head of growth first? Yeah. I think growth is a tricky thing. It is both the results and the discipline. And whenever you have that, it
11:45 / 14:14
from transcript11:45 – 14:14
and they can animate you in the way that you would never be able to record properly in one shot that I think it's the future. I'm, like, playing around even with creating animation for myself when I'm reading my own blog as opposed to, like, me recor
42:00 / 43:09
from transcript42:00 – 43:09
Have a podcast?
Run your podcast through Clypt
Get ranked clips, hooks, and ready-to-post copy from your own episodes. Free to try.