
Viral Growth: How to Keep Lightning in the Bottle ⚡️





Drop marketing has been a secret weapon for @beehiiv.
They're like the Supreme of B2B SaaS & more should follow their lead.
Their most recent product drop drove 250,000+ impressions & their biggest revenue day in 30 days.
I studied every detail & deconstructed the entire process.
Here goes...
Let's set the stage: On August 1st, beehiiv droppe... See more

companies grow primarily through four possible Growth Engines:1) Performance marketing: FB, AdWords, TV, etc.2) Virality: Word-of-mouth, referrals, inviting friends, etc.3) Content: SEO, shareable videos, or newsletters, etc.4) Sales: Outbound (and inbound) salespeople.
There are two additional types of growth engines that we’ve seen — Partnerships ... See more
There are two additional types of growth engines that we’ve seen — Partnerships ... See more
reforge.com • The Racecar Growth Framework — Reforge
None of these viral mechanics keep on compounding, which actually makes sense. It would be a little absurd if things just kept on growing. What then is the true secret behind virality? And he said, it is word of mouth. It is the virality you can't measure that isn't a mechanic that isn't in a future.
It is when one user spontaneously tells another u... See more
It is when one user spontaneously tells another u... See more
Rahul Vohra • Superhuman's secret to success: Ignoring most customer feedback, manually onboarding every new user, obsessing over every detail, and positioning around a single attribute: speed | Rahul Vohra (CEO)
