20Growth: Revolut's Chief Growth Officer on The Growth Playbook Revolut Used to Scale to $2.2BN in Revenue | How Revolut Launch and Grow Products | Why the Best PMs Don't Need A/B Tests & Why CAC is a BS Metric with Antoine Le Nel
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If you're a good product manager, you don't need an A-B test. You should be able to know what is the right product. I think the less you believe in, the better it is. I have no belief in anything. I have no belief in anything. There's no CAC discussion. Why? We only talk about ROI. Because if you talk about CAC, you'll always acquire the worst cohorts. I think the idea of localization is completely overrated. Growth is a bidding war. It's a bidding war. It's about whether you're able to bid above everyone else.
This is 20 Growth with me, Harry Stebbings. Now, 20 Growth is a monthly show where we sit down with the best growth leaders on the planet to reveal their tips, tactics, and strategies. And today, we bring you one of the best growth leaders from one of the fastest growing companies, Antoine Lanel, Chief Growth and Marketing Officer at Revolut, one of the fastest growing fintechs on the planet. Prior to Revolut, Antoine spent an incredible seven years at King, the makers of Candy Crush, overseeing the continuous expansion of of the world's most famous mobile game where he was VP of growth. But before we dive in today, when I spoke to Canva co-founder Cliff Obrecht on the podcast last year, he touched on how visual content is fast becoming the fuel that's driving the modern workplace.
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You have now arrived at your destination. Antoine, I am so excited for this. First, thank you so much for joining me today. Thank you for having me. Now, we have many mutual friends, mostly also hailing from your start at King. So I want to start with that. When you look at the insanely successful growth of Candy Crush, what did King do well that was instrumental to the success and growth? I think, first of all, everyone thinks there was a huge amount of luck. I think the idea that what King did really well, I think they've tested extensively everything. So it was a volume game, you know, at some point. They understood that super quickly, saying, you need to try as much as you can. At some point, something will pick up. And I think they did that super, super, super well.
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