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Oct 26, 2021 • 13 tweets • 5 min read
What is #GrowthHacking and how does it differ from marketing?
This is a useful point 👇 - however, marketing encompasses many disciplines, from sales / account mgt through to direct response. So what does this tell us? 🧵
kevintpayne.com/building-a-gro…1. The #Growth 'data driven mindset / culture' is no different from your direct response ('direct marketing' of old) team - however, the tools have changed - python replaces excel / access but dashboard software makes data accessible for non technical specialists too.
Oct 26, 2021 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
This is why Work from Home (#WFH) will succeed - as demonstrated by 'Telegraph writer and lead political analyst'
Would every office worker etc like an extra £5,280 per year - post tax? Ie. a >£10k pay rise for low income earners* or gradate tax payees?
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Did you know that the average office worker spends £5,280 /yr to go to work?
Did you know that margin tax rates for graduates earning above £27k is 50% and for minimum wage income earners losing UC the rate is 44% - which is why you need ~ £10k / yr - in pre tax income!
Oct 26, 2021 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Oooh - this is interesting for European train journos and bloggers - Spanish Renfe is responding to the opening of its train market (Dec '20) to outsiders by bidding to operate the Paris to London high speed route - currently under control of Eurostar.
elpais.com/economia/2021-…
This move is partly in response to the inability so far to crack the high speed / high traffic line from Marseille to Paris via Lyon. However, its strongly suggests that the ultimate goal is link Spain's cities to London via Paris.
Oct 31, 2019 • 6 tweets • 4 min read
"What pain / worry / fear / concern is your #startup solving or removing"?
This is a great coaching question and how well #founders answer it is a strong indication of whether they are likely to be successful with their current model.
So why is this such a hard question?
For some reason - we seem to be programmed that for our ideas to be accepted, they must offer some 'better' or a more 'positive' future.
Yet, we are designed to be twice as likely to want to avoid a loss as to seek a gain - as shown by loss aversion...
A thread about how #startups and #founder approaches to the startup phase profoundly impact their ultimate success and whether #coaches or #mentors help or hinder👇👇👇
Like ageing philosophers, new #founders often seek coaches and mentors because they want certainty.
Yet uncertainty is often the best friend of a #startup and tapping successful yet 'old ways' of (say) marketing, holds you back from discovering your own success metrics...