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Growth Hacking 101 The event organizer guide Startup Weekend Summit France - september 2013 by Willy Braun (@willybraun ) & Oussama Ammar (@daedalium )

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Growth Hacking 101The event organizer guide

Startup Weekend Summit France - september 2013

by Willy Braun (@willybraun) & Oussama Ammar (@daedalium)

Growth hacking you said?

But what does that mean?

If you are a marketer that means...

Paid Owned Earned

Growth Hacking

If you are tech guy that means...

* remember x e^x

Convexity*

If you are a designer that means...

* if you are not a designer and want to understand search “Dieter Rams“ (or clic here)

Good design*

If your a CEO thats means

Using money for talent

In short

Growth hacking = always trying new things

Growth hacking = looking for efficiency

Growth hacking = looking for rapid growth

* that doesn’t mean you will work 5 times less

Growth hacking = 80/20*

So you want to scale fast?

Start with things that don’t scalehttp://paulgraham.com/ds.html

Growth Hacking1st step

1 build a hell of a team

understand your participants2

3 connect with influencers

4 build your (kickass) identity

You & your friends =/= TEH dream team

1 Build a hell of a team

Try only people you think you can’t reach

Balance between skills, networks and availability

Balance between seriousness & funkyness

Include in your team potential sponsors (private & public) & the accomodation provider

What are SW participants first fears?

Understand your participants2

What are SW participants motivators?

2 Understand your participants

How did they hear about your event?

2 Understand your participants

How long did they wait before actually buying the ticket?

2 Understand your participants

What made them move?

2 Understand your participants

Can you call at least 5 previous participants right now? Are they coming from different backgrounds?

Are there both students & working guys in your list?

2 Understand your participants

So you contacted lots of great people to speak about your event?

3 Connect with influencers

Oh. You send an e-mail.

3 Connect with influencers

How many actually talked about it?

3 Connect with influencers

Did they think it was special/important/awesome?

3 Connect with influencers

Did they feel pride to talk about it?

3 Connect with influencers

How well do you know them?

3 Connect with influencers

Do you know them personally?

3 Connect with influencers

3 Connect with influencers

Did you share a cup of coffee or a lunch with them?

Do you know what they worry about and what excite them?

3 Connect with influencers

is not your identity

Build your identity4

your identity =

Build your identity4

what you are/what you do

how you tell your story

Build your identity4

Vision

Conviction Justification

Pragmatism

Alright you started with things that didn’t scale...

build a hell of a team

understand your participants

connect with influencers

build your identity

Now let’s do things that DO scale

Growth Hacking2nd step

AARRR

AARRR

> Acquisition : making people hear about your event

AARRR

> Activation : get the potential attendee email

AARRR

> Revenue : make them pay*

* don’t offer free tickets to lower the noshow rate

AARRR> Referral : make the potential attendees speak about your kickass event

AARRR

> Retention : make them want to come back

Snipers & co> Step 1 : build a community> Step 2 : make them feel guilty in less than 1 hour if they don’t share> Bonus : don’t forget a small discount

ACQUISITION

Partnerships

ACQUISITION

> Offer them visibility/discount/special treatment

Newsjacking“Become the next Jean-Baptiste Rudelle“

ACQUISITION

Emailing

ACTIVATION

Pricing> Your average price is not the public price (A) but your first discount ticket (B)> “this is how it would cost (A), this is what you’ll pay (B)“

REVENUE

Good Pictures Sell

> A/B test and keep the best

ACTIVATION/REVENUE

The feeling of scarcity> Remember: if you want them to join, you need to make them dream of joining it. > The tickets will be available on monday at 11:00PM. After it will be too late.

ACTIVATION/REVENUE

Sheep Powa

34 incredible developers9 amazing designers

> Concrete* numbers

* concrete =/= true

ACTIVATION/REVENUE

Sheep Powa

Thomas, Cathy & John are attending.(If you can’t just use personas)

> Your friends

ACTIVATION/REVENUE

Story > “1039 people use successfully this product with“ is LESS powerful than the story of ONE user

ACTIVATION/REVENUE

Do you enjoy the presentation?

Let’s keep in touch!Clic on the yellow button

What’s the most effective?

“Startup Weekend gathers 100 entrepreneurs“A

What’s the most effective?“Startup Weekend gathers in one event 100 incredible entrepreneurs & change lives“B

What’s the most effective?“I attended Startup Weekend Toulouse in june 2009 and it changed my life. I met my co-founder, quit my job and raised 200K 6 months later“

C

D

“I attended Startup Weekend Toulouse in june 2009 and it changed my life. I met my co-founder, quit my job and raised 200K 6 months later“

What’s the most effective?Yes obviously the most effective one is D.But are you sure your communication doesn’t look like A?

One more thing

Do you want the ultimate secret of growth hacking for an event organiser?

Make an incredible event.

Ressources37 Signals part1 part2 part3

Lean Startup (book) - Eric Ries

Influence (book) - Robert Cialdini

Petit traité de manipulation (livre) - Jouffrois

The 4-Hour Workweek (book) - Tim Ferriss

Newsletters of Francedigitale, The Family & Brocooli

Willy BraunGM @ France Digitale - @willybraun

Director of eBusiness instruction - [email protected]

www.francedigitale.org - www.brocooli.com (subscribe to the newsletters!)

Authors

Oussama AmmarPartner @ The Family - @daedalium

Teacher - Sciences Po [email protected]

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