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At the first SaaS startup I worked at in San Francisco, we had a VP of Marketing who could not tell you our LTV. Not in a vague sense. She…
At one of the SaaS companies I worked at, our FAQ page was a sad orphan. No navigation link. No design attention. No one writing it on purpose. It was…
If you walked into any of the three growth teams I have led in the last decade and opened my notebook, you would find the same four questions written at…
I am going to say something that will upset some of my friends in the analytics world. Every marketing attribution model I have ever worked with — first-touch, last-touch, linear,…
Two years into my first real growth role at a San Francisco SaaS company, I killed our top acquisition channel. On purpose. The channel was producing roughly 38% of our…
I get the same email about twice a month. Someone on LinkedIn, someone from a reader who found the site, sometimes a former colleague starting a new gig. The message…
Every Monday at 8:45 AM, I open the same four tabs, run through the same six checks, and close my laptop by 9:15. That routine has caught every meaningful SEO…
Before I tell you this story, I want you to imagine me at 24 years old. Fresh out of college, hired as a junior strategist at a boutique agency in…
Every project management tool promises a “generous free plan” — until you hit the wall. Three team members in, you discover the timeline view costs extra. Or your message history…
I’ve built remote teams from scratch three times. Each time, the hardest part wasn’t hiring — it was getting the tools to actually work together. Most “best remote tools” lists…