Why Growth Hacking is the Next Big Thing for Marketing

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growth hackingGolden Drum, October 16. 2015, Portorož

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hello, i am Ana.

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… and these are the things that inspire me.

digital branding

knowledge networks organizational

innovation

new org formsorg

structure & media

distributed cognition

actor-network theory

org management

media management

media studies

media business

social psychology

cognitive psychology

technology studies

economic sociologydesign

thinking

behavioral economics

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my goal is to help clients disrupted by technology to better understand how to successfully use it to connect

with their customers and achieve business results.

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i have a holistic approach to problem-solving and agnostic approach as to what the solution should be.

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spot opportunity for creating unique

source of value.

spot opportunity created by

external disruptors

spot opportunity in the long-range

horizon.

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i am here to talk about growth hacking.

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why is this question relevant?

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ten years ago, today’s fastest-growing brands of did not exist.

ana @andjelicaaa & jana @janasavic

The biggest marketing innovations do not come grom

marketing agencies.

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Marketing innovations come from those who have neither the marketing

budgets nor its know-how.

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don’t tell me that you’re funny, tell me a joke.

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the 1% rule.

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Sir Brailsford is a growth hacker.

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So are Airbnb, Uber, Instagram and Spotify.

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Instagram’s “Suggested” is an example…

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Or Dropbox’s “Invite Your Friends”

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Or Apple’s “Sent from my iPhone”

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User acquisition, retention and referrals are designed into the product experience

architecture from a get-go.

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Still, there’s nothing that creates scale like network effects.

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To get enough users on board to create network effects, the most famous modern brands have all “piggybacked” on other,

pre-existing social networks.

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Airbnb piggybacked on Craigslist.

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Paypal piggybacked on eBay.

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Snapchat and Whatsapp piggybacked on our phone books.

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Thanks to piggybacking, these brands didn’t have to create network effects

from zero.

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In the world of traditional marketing, massive spend on distribution often

compensates for bad products.

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what channel is Netflix on?

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product + distribution = modern marketing

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proizvod exp system policyproduct

if modern marketing were an animal, it would be …

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the first step toward modern marketing is to redefine it.

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Modern marketing sits at the intersection of business, technology & creativity.

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Modern marketing is the worst thief there is.

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Modern marketing has a love affair with the consumer.

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Modern marketing swears by a good story.

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Modern marketing is in the service business.

Modern marketing is in the service business.

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“It’s easier for companies to come up with new ideas than to let go of old ones.”

Peter Drucker

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thank you.you can find me on https://medium.com/@andjelicaaa

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