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Acquire New Users by Adding Growth Hacking to your Marketing Strategy

ConversionXL

Everything they do is scrutinized by its potential impact on scalable growth… An effective growth hacker also needs to be disciplined to follow a growth hacking process of prioritizing ideas (their own and others in the company), testing the ideas, and being analytical enough to know which tested growth drivers to keep and which ones to cut.

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What Does the Future Hold for Conversion Optimization?

ConversionXL

Conversion is expanding beyond just the core user experience. More and more, people are using experimentation as a way to optimise not just sales – but also pricing, functionality, and product. Using the knowledge gained from this type of CRO process can optimize your sales teams, retention teams and even your shipping methods.

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How to Nail Your First 90 Days as a CX Director

ConversionXL

Implement a process to continuously optimize your experience at scale. You’re impartial to the emotional labor the design team put into redesigning the homepage and unsympathetic to the rationale that finance gives for sending buyers through a convoluted payment process. Walk me through your process for outbound sales.

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How Machine Learning Can Finally Solve “(direct)/(none)”

ConversionXL

Advertisers avoided mobile apps and browsers because user experience was, at that time, horrible. In most cases, the assumption that users converted on the same browser and the same device as their first site visit was fair. Fold in contextual data, like user device, region, screen resolution, etc. Smartphones were rare.

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The Where, When, and How of AI with Theory Ventures, Open AI, MotherDuck and Lamini

SaaStr

It’s easier for someone who isn’t as sophisticated with SQL because they can ask questions of their data without the 3-6 month learning curve beforehand. A big learning during this process was the importance of developing alongside customers. The necessity of balancing security and functionality.

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