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What Is a Design Sprint: Process and Examples
Design sprints are a great tool for rapidly testing and validating ideas. Used by companies like Google and IDEO, design sprints are a five-day process that can help you solve huge problems—like how to get people to stop thinking of your company as a “don’t be evil” corporation—in a fraction of the time. In this article you can learn more about the process and discover examples of design sprints from companies that have used this process to move their business forward.
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What Is a Design Sprint: Process and Examples
Design sprints are a great tool for rapidly testing and validating ideas. Used by companies like Google and IDEO, design sprints are a five-day process that can help you solve huge problems—like how to get people to stop thinking of your company as a “don’t be evil” corporation—in a fraction of the time. In this article you can learn more about the process and discover examples of design sprints from companies that have used this process to move their business forward.
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This is How You Should Kick-Off a New Growth Hacking Project
Congrats! A new growth hacking client! The moment has arrived; you have a new client. You feel a nervous excitement rushing through you, a new playground to explore and enjoy but also a new challenge. Unless you’ve sold the project yourself and not within an agency, you usually have no idea what to expect. So let's talk about how you should kick-off this new chapter...
<p>Growth teams are there to act in all stages of the growth hacking funnel. That means running experiments that can influence key business levers and having ever-changing activities to test new ideas. Teams can't get involved with all kinds of tests and requests. Instead, they must prioritize what experiments can bring the greatest benefit for the business at any given time. To help teams prioritize what experiments will be run next, and get organized to bring results that will validate ideas as quickly as possible, teams need growth sprints. That is a ritual moment that can be held weekly to get the team on the same page on what tests will be run next, how the idea will be validated, and set tasks and responsibilities. This is the space for sharing how teams organize their growth sprints, how they prioritize what ideas will be tested next, e what metrics teams set to validate their growth ideas.</p>