My Experiments with Growth
Field notes from my own growth experiments: what I shipped, what the numbers said, and what I'd do differently next time.
Growth experimentation is easy to theorize about and hard to run honestly. This is where I log the attempts I've actually made: channels tested, copy iterated, activation flows rebuilt, and the cold metrics that followed. No polished case studies, no survivorship bias. Just building in public, with numbers attached.
What's here are field notes on my own growth experiments, written close to the moment they happened. If something moved the needle, I'll say what did it. If it flopped, I'll say why. Read these as a practitioner's working log, not a victory lap.
All my experiments with growth posts
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№089Acquisitionai toolkit of a growth hacker & gtm engineer
my 10x productivity boosters. my growth/tech stack.
№091Acquisition5 Reasons AI Answer Engines Ignore Your Site (& How to Get Cited)
Why ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Claude and others are not citing your website?
№085ReferralHow we used our Existing Users to Gain More Users?
with Real-World Examples & Implementation Tips...
№093RevenueGrowth experiment that turned inbound sign-ups into high-ticket deals
The Juicy Customer Workflow: How We Turned Random Inbound Sign-ups into High-Ticket Deals
№090Acquisition10 things that helped us with acquiring more customers.
10 low hanging, low-effort, fast to ship, easy to measure hacks/tactics/move.