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Growth Hacking 101 The event organizer guide Startup Weekend Summit France - september 2013 by Willy Braun (@willybraun ) & Oussama Ammar (@daedalium )

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Growth Hacking 101The event organizer guide

Startup Weekend Summit France - september 2013

by Willy Braun (@willybraun) & Oussama Ammar (@daedalium)

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Growth hacking you said?

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But what does that mean?

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If you are a marketer that means...

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Paid Owned Earned

Growth Hacking

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If you are tech guy that means...

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* remember x e^x

Convexity*

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If you are a designer that means...

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* if you are not a designer and want to understand search “Dieter Rams“ (or clic here)

Good design*

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If your a CEO thats means

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Using money for talent

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In short

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Growth hacking = always trying new things

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Growth hacking = looking for efficiency

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Growth hacking = looking for rapid growth

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* that doesn’t mean you will work 5 times less

Growth hacking = 80/20*

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So you want to scale fast?

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Start with things that don’t scalehttp://paulgraham.com/ds.html

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Growth Hacking1st step

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1 build a hell of a team

understand your participants2

3 connect with influencers

4 build your (kickass) identity

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You & your friends =/= TEH dream team

1 Build a hell of a team

Try only people you think you can’t reach

Balance between skills, networks and availability

Balance between seriousness & funkyness

Include in your team potential sponsors (private & public) & the accomodation provider

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What are SW participants first fears?

Understand your participants2

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What are SW participants motivators?

2 Understand your participants

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How did they hear about your event?

2 Understand your participants

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How long did they wait before actually buying the ticket?

2 Understand your participants

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What made them move?

2 Understand your participants

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Can you call at least 5 previous participants right now? Are they coming from different backgrounds?

Are there both students & working guys in your list?

2 Understand your participants

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So you contacted lots of great people to speak about your event?

3 Connect with influencers

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Oh. You send an e-mail.

3 Connect with influencers

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How many actually talked about it?

3 Connect with influencers

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Did they think it was special/important/awesome?

3 Connect with influencers

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Did they feel pride to talk about it?

3 Connect with influencers

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How well do you know them?

3 Connect with influencers

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Do you know them personally?

3 Connect with influencers

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3 Connect with influencers

Did you share a cup of coffee or a lunch with them?

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Do you know what they worry about and what excite them?

3 Connect with influencers

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is not your identity

Build your identity4

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your identity =

Build your identity4

what you are/what you do

how you tell your story

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Build your identity4

Vision

Conviction Justification

Pragmatism

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Alright you started with things that didn’t scale...

build a hell of a team

understand your participants

connect with influencers

build your identity

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Now let’s do things that DO scale

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Growth Hacking2nd step

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AARRR

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AARRR

> Acquisition : making people hear about your event

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AARRR

> Activation : get the potential attendee email

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AARRR

> Revenue : make them pay*

* don’t offer free tickets to lower the noshow rate

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AARRR> Referral : make the potential attendees speak about your kickass event

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AARRR

> Retention : make them want to come back

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Snipers & co> Step 1 : build a community> Step 2 : make them feel guilty in less than 1 hour if they don’t share> Bonus : don’t forget a small discount

ACQUISITION

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Partnerships

ACQUISITION

> Offer them visibility/discount/special treatment

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Newsjacking“Become the next Jean-Baptiste Rudelle“

ACQUISITION

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Emailing

ACTIVATION

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Pricing> Your average price is not the public price (A) but your first discount ticket (B)> “this is how it would cost (A), this is what you’ll pay (B)“

REVENUE

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Good Pictures Sell

> A/B test and keep the best

ACTIVATION/REVENUE

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The feeling of scarcity> Remember: if you want them to join, you need to make them dream of joining it. > The tickets will be available on monday at 11:00PM. After it will be too late.

ACTIVATION/REVENUE

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Sheep Powa

34 incredible developers9 amazing designers

> Concrete* numbers

* concrete =/= true

ACTIVATION/REVENUE

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Sheep Powa

Thomas, Cathy & John are attending.(If you can’t just use personas)

> Your friends

ACTIVATION/REVENUE

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Story > “1039 people use successfully this product with“ is LESS powerful than the story of ONE user

ACTIVATION/REVENUE

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Do you enjoy the presentation?

Let’s keep in touch!Clic on the yellow button

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What’s the most effective?

“Startup Weekend gathers 100 entrepreneurs“A

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What’s the most effective?“Startup Weekend gathers in one event 100 incredible entrepreneurs & change lives“B

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What’s the most effective?“I attended Startup Weekend Toulouse in june 2009 and it changed my life. I met my co-founder, quit my job and raised 200K 6 months later“

C

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D

“I attended Startup Weekend Toulouse in june 2009 and it changed my life. I met my co-founder, quit my job and raised 200K 6 months later“

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What’s the most effective?Yes obviously the most effective one is D.But are you sure your communication doesn’t look like A?

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One more thing

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Do you want the ultimate secret of growth hacking for an event organiser?

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Make an incredible event.

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Ressources37 Signals part1 part2 part3

Lean Startup (book) - Eric Ries

Influence (book) - Robert Cialdini

Petit traité de manipulation (livre) - Jouffrois

The 4-Hour Workweek (book) - Tim Ferriss

Newsletters of Francedigitale, The Family & Brocooli

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Willy BraunGM @ France Digitale - @willybraun

Director of eBusiness instruction - [email protected]

www.francedigitale.org - www.brocooli.com (subscribe to the newsletters!)

Authors

Oussama AmmarPartner @ The Family - @daedalium

Teacher - Sciences Po [email protected]

www.thefamily.co(subscribe to the newsletter!)