E806: Rachel Hepworth, Slack Head of Growth Marketing: how startups can best "Go to Market and Grow"

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E806: Rachel Hepworth, Head of Growth Marketing at Slack, breaks down how startups can best "Go to Market and Grow" @ Founder.University

[@julianbenabides5974]

This is such a good quality video. Other growth videos just talk about different ways to spam people and widen your funnel, and they honestly make me feel gross to be in marketing. Thank you for your valuable insights, Rachel.

[@max33212]

I've been a regular listener of TWiS podcast for a few years. Maybe it's the stage our company is in at the moment, but I recon this is one the best episodes and the best practical talk on TWiS. Thank you Rachel, thank you Jason!

[@letsgosean]

agreed

[@jmalvika]

Wow.. amazing! so much value. thanks. Respect for rachel.

[@terpimost]

Hey TWIST, creating description links to episodes with the same subject would be awesome. Or at least playlists like Growth and Marketing, Product Development, Investments etc.

[@CalculationConsulting]

41:.. "What is the minimal viable experiment we can run that we can have confidence in the results?" THIS

[@basenvy]

where can we find the slide deck she was using? thanks!

[@Eskimoz]

Très sympa This Week In Startups

[@ferkozhaluva298]

she's good ar it

[@SnoopyDoofie]

Letting users know that you have viewed their profile is one of the dumbest things ever developed at LinkedIn. It's LinkedIn's way of telling you to go and screw yourself when it comes to your privacy. At least Facebook (aside from the current scandal) doesn't let someone know you've viewed their FB page.

[@kristopherryanwatson]

near the end, to kick off the Q & A section, what was the point of Rachel saying "I went to Stanford, so i'll forgive you." is there some sort of rivalry between Stanford and the University that guy said He attended? if not, that's a rather fucking pretentious and needless comment. I don't give a shit about what School you attended.