Greg Isenberg
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But the main thing is, most of these ideas don't need a single investor. Some cost nothing to start. I'm pretty much handing you a cheat sheet. The Idea Bank is your startup shortcut. Just click below to get access. Your next cash-flowing business is waiting for you.
A hundred percent. An example of every single strategy who's doing a well. Um, and on the, the last, the last sort of piece to you said the product, uh,
A hundred percent. An example of every single strategy who's doing a well. Um, and on the, the last, the last sort of piece to you said the product, uh,
A hundred percent. An example of every single strategy who's doing a well. Um, and on the, the last, the last sort of piece to you said the product, uh,
led growth of viral you know the viral features i actually have a lot of experience there so i just want to tell you one quick story i think you'd find this interesting so my last company it was called islands and it was kind of like a discord for college students and we wouldn't launch a new school we wouldn't launch a school until we had five percent of the school pre-signed up
led growth of viral you know the viral features i actually have a lot of experience there so i just want to tell you one quick story i think you'd find this interesting so my last company it was called islands and it was kind of like a discord for college students and we wouldn't launch a new school we wouldn't launch a school until we had five percent of the school pre-signed up
led growth of viral you know the viral features i actually have a lot of experience there so i just want to tell you one quick story i think you'd find this interesting so my last company it was called islands and it was kind of like a discord for college students and we wouldn't launch a new school we wouldn't launch a school until we had five percent of the school pre-signed up
So we would do a lot of marketing to, to get those 5% signed up. And then what we do is. We get you right before you like join the experience, it would say, keep university of Alabama safe, invite at least three people to make it a secure and fun environment, something like that. And then the average person would invite 2.7 people or something. Um, and then we'd go from 5% to 20%.
So we would do a lot of marketing to, to get those 5% signed up. And then what we do is. We get you right before you like join the experience, it would say, keep university of Alabama safe, invite at least three people to make it a secure and fun environment, something like that. And then the average person would invite 2.7 people or something. Um, and then we'd go from 5% to 20%.
So we would do a lot of marketing to, to get those 5% signed up. And then what we do is. We get you right before you like join the experience, it would say, keep university of Alabama safe, invite at least three people to make it a secure and fun environment, something like that. And then the average person would invite 2.7 people or something. Um, and then we'd go from 5% to 20%.
Like kind of overnight, you know, very quickly. And that little piece allowed us to be way more efficient in our marketing. So maybe it cost us $8,000 to get 5%, but now all of a sudden it cost us $8,000 to get 20%. So I think thinking about from a product perspective, how to... The way to think about product virality is it's basically a multiplier effect on your marketing.
Like kind of overnight, you know, very quickly. And that little piece allowed us to be way more efficient in our marketing. So maybe it cost us $8,000 to get 5%, but now all of a sudden it cost us $8,000 to get 20%. So I think thinking about from a product perspective, how to... The way to think about product virality is it's basically a multiplier effect on your marketing.
Like kind of overnight, you know, very quickly. And that little piece allowed us to be way more efficient in our marketing. So maybe it cost us $8,000 to get 5%, but now all of a sudden it cost us $8,000 to get 20%. So I think thinking about from a product perspective, how to... The way to think about product virality is it's basically a multiplier effect on your marketing.
But yes, let's go through your three things. And then while people are taking notes on these three ways to grow it, think about in your own app, what is the multiplier effect that you can add to it?
But yes, let's go through your three things. And then while people are taking notes on these three ways to grow it, think about in your own app, what is the multiplier effect that you can add to it?
But yes, let's go through your three things. And then while people are taking notes on these three ways to grow it, think about in your own app, what is the multiplier effect that you can add to it?
So this is a group of people. I actually know who this is, I think. They aren't reinventing anything, right? AI, you know, calorie counters exist already. Sleep sounds exist already. Green noise exists already. What you're saying is they are looking at
So this is a group of people. I actually know who this is, I think. They aren't reinventing anything, right? AI, you know, calorie counters exist already. Sleep sounds exist already. Green noise exists already. What you're saying is they are looking at
So this is a group of people. I actually know who this is, I think. They aren't reinventing anything, right? AI, you know, calorie counters exist already. Sleep sounds exist already. Green noise exists already. What you're saying is they are looking at