[SHORT] Do Agile Product Teams and Experimentation Belong Together with André Morys

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Despite having a strong product idea, Reid Hoffman’s first startup collapsed, forcing him to return investors’ capital. This tough experience reshaped his approach to entrepreneurship. By embracing failure, iterating quickly, and adapting relentlessly, he went on to become a leader at PayPal and later, the co-founder of LinkedIn. In this episode, Reid shares the concept of blitzscaling, which prioritizes speed over perfection, smart strategies for taking risks, and insights on achieving rapid market dominance. In this episode, Hala and Reid will discuss: (00:00) Introduction (01:32) Building Impact-Driven Businesses (02:56) Why We Need More Entrepreneurs (04:31) The Vision Behind LinkedIn’s Success (06:43) Lessons from a Failed Startup (09:26) Making Quick, Intense Decisions at PayPal (12:39) Blitzscaling: Prioritizing Speed Over Efficiency (18:10) Maintaining Company Culture While Scaling (21:20) The Power of Early Market Dominance (25:01) The Five Stages of Company Growth (28:54) Strategies for Taking Intelligent Risks (31:44) Why Product Perfection Delays Success (33:25) Pivoting Early to Seize New Opportunities (36:18) Entrepreneurship as a Team Sport Reid Hoffman is an entrepreneur, investor, partner at Greylock, and co-founder of LinkedIn and Inflection AI. He was an executive at PayPal and a founding investor in several companies, including OpenAI. Reid actively supports various non-profits and has received numerous accolades, including an honorary CBE from the Queen of England and the Salute to Greatness Award from the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for his philanthropic efforts. Resources Mentioned: Reid’s Book, Blitzscaling: The Lightning-Fast Path to Building Massively Valuable Companies : amzn.to/4jnQkfQ Sponsored By: OpenPhone - Get 20% off 6 months at openphone.com/PROFITING Shopify - Sign up for a one-dollar-per-month trial period at youngandprofiting.co/shopify Airbnb - Your home might be worth more than you think. Find out how much at airbnb.com/host Rocket Money - Cancel your unwanted subscriptions and reach your financial goals faster with Rocket Money. Go to rocketmoney.com/profiting Indeed - Get a $75 job credit at indeed.com/profiting RobinHood - Receive your 3% boost on annual IRA contributions, sign up at robinhood.com/gold Active Deals - youngandprofiting.com/deals Key YAP Links Reviews - ratethispodcast.com/yap Youtube - youtube.com/c/YoungandProfiting LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/htaha/ Instagram - instagram.com/yapwithhala/ Social + Podcast Services: yapmedia.com Transcripts - youngandprofiting.com/episodes-new All Show Keywords: Entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship podcast, Business, Business podcast, Self Improvement, Self-Improvement, Personal development, Starting a business, Strategy, Investing, Sales, Selling, Psychology, Productivity, Entrepreneurs, AI, Artificial Intelligence, Technology, Marketing, Negotiation, Money, Finance, Side hustle, Startup, mental health, Career, Leadership, Mindset, Health, Growth mindset. Career, Success, Entrepreneurship, Productivity, Careers, Startup, Entrepreneurs, Business Ideas, Growth Hacks, Career Development, Money Management, Opportunities, Professionals, Workplace, Career podcast, Entrepreneurship podcast…

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In this episode of No Hacks Snacks, I talked to André Morys, CEO and founder of konversionsKRAFT, to explore the benefits of integrating agile product teams with experimentation.
André discussed the often separate worlds of CRO/AB testing and agile product development, and why merging them can lead to better outcomes. He highlighted the legacy issues that keep these areas apart, and the advantages of making experimentation a core part of product strategy.
The conversation also explores the biases and challenges that hinder product teams from embracing experimentation, what are the main obstacles they face, and how can they overcome them? How might AI help eliminate these biases and accelerate better decision-making?
Lastly, André shares his insights on how large companies can break down silos. What strategies can they use to foster collaboration and create synergy between product development and experimentation?
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No Hacks: The Mindset Behind Digital Optimization and Growth

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[S03E07] Growing Smarter, Not Louder: The 1-1-1 Framework for Early-Stage Startups with Ward van Gasteren 37:22

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Growth doesn’t have to mean being everywhere at once or chasing every shiny new tactic. In this episode of No Hacks , I talk with Ward van Gasteren — one of Europe’s first growth hackers — about how to grow smarter, not louder. Ward shares his go-to method for helping early-stage startups: the 1-1-1 Framework — one audience, one channel, one message. We dig into how founders and product teams can stop spreading themselves too thin, avoid early-stage overwhelm, and finally find traction through focus. Ward explains the difference between growth and traditional marketing, how to approach experimentation, and why most companies waste time on strategies that don’t serve their stage. Whether you’re building a company, a product, or even a podcast — this conversation will help you cut through the noise and grow with clarity. Topics Covered: How to stop doing too much and focus on what works The 1-1-1 Framework for early-stage clarity Why founders waste time on channels that aren’t ready The role of experimentation beyond A/B testing Choosing the right growth metrics and north star Why organic social is rarely a growth engine Building scalable systems after early traction AI’s impact on speed (but not necessarily quality) How podcast growth follows the same principles as startup growth About the Guest: Ward van Gasteren is a growth consultant and one of Europe’s first professional growth hackers. Through his platform Grow with Ward , he helps early-stage startups create growth strategies that actually work — without burning out in the process. Ward has worked with companies across industries to simplify how they think about growth, run smarter experiments, and scale what’s already working. His 1-1-1 Framework has helped founders build real traction by focusing on the right things — not everything . Timestamps: 00:00:00 – What does a growth consultant really do? 00:06:07 – Breaking down the 1-1-1 Framework: one audience, one channel, one message 00:10:27 – Brand-building vs. selling: when organic social actually helps 00:15:30 – Ward’s favorite growth tool (and why he’d ditch GA4) 00:20:07 – Growth vs. Marketing: different teams, different goals 00:25:08 – How AI tools help with speed, but not necessarily with strategy 00:30:24 – Getting honest customer feedback and applying “The Mom Test” 00:35:16 – Ward’s growth program and where to follow his work Connect with Ward: → Website: https://growwithward.com → LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wardvangasteren/ --- If you enjoyed the episode, please share it with a friend! No Hacks website YouTube LinkedIn Instagram…

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[SHORT] Winning Buy-In: How to Build a Support Network for Digital Experimentation with Sam Barber 9:02

11天之前9:02

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In this episode, senior experimentation specialist Sam Barber joins me to unpack what it really takes to drive change through digital experimentation. Spoiler: it’s not just about tests and tools, it’s about people. They explore how to build a solid support network inside any organization, how to win over skeptics, and why shouting (strategically) about your wins might just be your best move. Topics Covered: Why experimentation needs internal allies How to communicate value beyond test results The "force field" method for mapping influence Why customer insights matter just as much as revenue Breaking out of the digital silo Tips for aligning with other teams’ goals Key Quote: “If you don’t shout, they won’t know you exist.” Connect with Sam on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-barber14/ --- If you enjoyed the episode, please share it with a friend! No Hacks website YouTube LinkedIn Instagram…

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[S03E06] What Go-to-Market Really Means — Early Traction, Smart Systems, and AI with Maja Voje 51:29

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You’ve probably heard “go-to-market” thrown around like it’s just a product launch. But it’s way more than that — and today’s guest breaks it all down with clarity, energy, and zero fluff. In this episode, I sit down with Maja Voje , an internationally recognized go-to-market strategist who’s worked with over 750 companies , including global giants like Google, Bayer, and Rocket Internet. We unpack what makes GTM actually work, why focus beats scale, how to find your earliest adopters, and how AI is changing everything — fast. Whether you’re building something from scratch or scaling a proven product, this episode will reshape how you think about launching, growing, and repeating success. About the Guest Maja Voje is a globally sought-after go-to-market strategist, best-selling author of GTM Strategist , and founder of Growth Lab. With over a decade of hands-on experience, she’s helped 750+ companies — from early-stage startups to Fortune 500 firms — build repeatable, scalable growth systems. She co-teaches one of the most popular online growth courses (used by teams at Tesla, IBM, and Booking.com), and her GTM templates and playbooks have helped thousands of businesses get to product-market fit faster. Maja is also a keynote speaker and was named Female Role Model of the Year in 2018. Key Takeaways Go-to-market isn’t just launch day — it’s an ongoing, strategic system. Focus > Scale : Narrow, repeatable systems beat brute force and ad spend. Understand the difference between early customer profile (ECP) and ideal customer profile (ICP) . Why AI is a superpower for research, messaging, and GTM — if you use it right. Common GTM mistakes that waste time, money, and team morale. How to avoid "shiny object syndrome" and stay focused on what actually moves the needle. Chapters & Timestamps [00:00:00] Welcome & Episode Start [00:00:15] Maja’s origin story in marketing and startups [00:03:06] The accidental path to growth hacking [00:04:53] What go-to-market actually means [00:08:29] Why GTM is not just a launch [00:10:19] How fast-moving markets force constant GTM updates [00:12:57] First mover advantage vs. fast follower strategy [00:19:39] Why companies resist GTM adaptability [00:25:10] Rapid-fire GTM questions [00:31:25] The role of early adopters and how to find them [00:35:17] Beachhead segment strategy (and WWII analogies) [00:39:23] AI’s impact on go-to-market — good and bad [00:48:04] Creativity, content, and where AI falls short [00:50:43] Where to find more from Maja & closing thoughts Links & Resources Maja’s Go-To-Market Power Hour Template Sign up for her newsletter Connect with Maja on LinkedIn --- If you enjoyed the episode, please share it with a friend! No Hacks website YouTube LinkedIn Instagram…

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[SHORT] What Google Analytics Can’t Tell You (But Your Users Will) with Daniël Granja Baltazar 9:25

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Google Analytics shows you what users do — but it can’t tell you why. In this episode, Daniël Granja Baltazar explains how qualitative research reveals the story behind the numbers, helping marketers improve conversion, fix broken journeys, and build better customer experiences. With real examples from his work at Vodafone Business, Daniël shares how interviews, mini surveys, and sales-marketing collaboration uncover insights that dashboards miss. Whether you’re running experiments, building landing pages, or managing customer journeys — this episode will change how you think about research. 🧠 Key Takeaways Data tells you what users do — not why User interviews uncover insights analytics can’t Mini surveys offer high-impact feedback with low friction Sales and marketing need to collaborate, not compete Qualitative research can be lightweight, fast, and scalable Proactive research leads to continuous optimization --- If you enjoyed the episode, please share it with a friend! No Hacks website YouTube LinkedIn Instagram…

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[S03E05] The Power of Founder Brand: Why B2B Growth Starts With You with Ognjen Bošković 40:51

23天之前40:51

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Most B2B founders wait too long to start building their personal brand—if they think about it at all. But those who get it right unlock a massive competitive edge. In this episode, Ognjen Bošković breaks down what founder branding actually is, why it works, and how to do it without falling into the typical LinkedIn traps. About the Guest Ognjen Bošković is the founder of Raven , a consultancy and community helping B2B founders build their brand and scale their business. He’s an expert in content strategy, positioning, and go-to-market execution, with deep experience in growth marketing. Key Takeaways ✅ Founder brand ≠ personal brand. It’s a long-term strategy, not just a way to get LinkedIn likes. ✅ Most B2B companies struggle with critical thinking—branding helps break through the noise. ✅ The best way to build a founder brand? Market the problem , not just your product. ✅ If your LinkedIn posts look like everyone else’s, they won’t work. ✅ Balancing content strategy: Audience building vs. revenue generation. ✅ Forget going broad—nail your ideal customer profile (ICP) first, then expand. ✅ Content pillars aren’t just about organizing ideas; they help you test and refine what works. Timestamps [00:00] Intro – Why founder branding is a competitive advantage [01:46] Why most founders overlook branding until it’s too late [04:58] The shift in B2B go-to-market strategies & why traditional methods are failing [07:51] How smaller, agile teams are disrupting the market [12:20] Founder brand myths: Is it just about engagement on LinkedIn? [17:40] The secret to marketing the problem , not just the solution [21:16] Rapid-fire questions: Myths, viral content, and must-have growth tools [23:36] Defining your ICP: Why trying to appeal to everyone is a mistake [30:16] How founder branding fits into an overall content strategy [33:49] The role of content pillars & how to refine your approach over time [39:59] Where to connect with Ognjen and learn more Connect with Ognjen LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ognjenboskovic/ Raven: https://www.raven.club/ --- If you enjoyed the episode, please share it with a friend! No Hacks website YouTube LinkedIn Instagram…

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[SHORT] Podcasting 101: Building Brand Awareness and Networking with Anja Lordanić Mustać 12:22

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Just Start. That’s the message Anja Lordanić Mustać had for anyone procrastinating on launching their podcast. I had an awesome chat with her about why podcasting is such a game-changer for personal branding and business. We talked about: 🎙️ Overcoming the fear of starting (because yeah, you’ll suck at first, and that’s fine!) 🎙️ The crazy networking opportunities a podcast creates 🎙️ Simple, no-BS steps to get started without overcomplicating it 🎙️ Why podcasting isn’t a time drain (it actually saves you time) One thing that really stuck with me: "No one is paying as much attention to you as you think. Just start." If you’ve been overthinking launching a podcast, this conversation might be the push you need. --- If you enjoyed the episode, please share it with a friend! No Hacks website YouTube LinkedIn Instagram…

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[S03E04] Optimizing Events & Growth: Behind the Scenes of Europe’s Biggest Growth Summit with Julia Rumpf 46:38

4 weeks之前46:38

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What does it take to optimize one of Europe’s most impactful growth and digital experimentation conferences? In this episode, Julia Rumpf shares her insights into planning GMS—from curating high-impact speakers to leveraging AI and digital tools to enhance attendee experience. She reveals the intersection of digital and physical event elements, the behind-the-scenes challenges of running an international conference, and how research-driven optimization makes events more valuable for everyone involved. Whether you’re an event organizer, growth marketer, or digital optimization expert, this episode is packed with actionable takeaways to help you improve your own strategies. * Key Takeaways ✅ Why speaker selection is like building a sports team – balancing high-energy and deep-thought speakers for maximum engagement. ✅ How digital and physical experiences intersect – leveraging event apps, AI networking, and live feedback tools. ✅ Overcoming last-minute challenges – the 24-hour sponsor banner crisis and how staying flexible is essential. ✅ Optimizing attendee engagement – using research-driven strategies to improve networking and knowledge retention. ✅ The evolution of GMS – why removing “marketing” from the event name was a game-changer. ✅ How to maximize ROI from events – practical strategies for making connections, implementing insights, and proving event value to your company. * Attend GMS 2024 📍 Where : Frankfurt, Germany 📅 When : June 18, 2024 🔗 Tickets & Info : growthmindedsuperheroes.com --- If you enjoyed the episode, please share it with a friend! No Hacks website YouTube LinkedIn Instagram…

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[SHORT] The Extreme Growth Mindset with Chris Out 9:03

5 weeks之前9:03

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What separates entrepreneurs who achieve extreme growth from those who don’t? According to Chris Out, it all comes down to intention, bold action, and brutal honesty. In this episode, he shares how being extreme, not just in effort, but in strategy, can be the key to scaling faster than you ever imagined. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: 🔥 Why extreme growth requires extreme intention – Hope won’t get you to $100M; aggressive, strategic action will. 🎤 How Chris booked 63 speaking gigs in a year – A masterclass in positioning yourself for success. 📈 The power of a 25-year vision – How a long-term mindset compounds into massive success. ⚡ Brutal honesty in business – Are your actions really aligning with your goals? 🚀 How to design your life on your own terms – The real definition of “extreme” in today’s world. Chris doesn’t believe in waiting for opportunities, he creates them. His no-BS approach to growth has helped companies scale fast, and in this episode, he breaks down exactly how you can apply the same principles to your own business and career. --- If you enjoyed the episode, please share it with a friend! No Hacks website YouTube LinkedIn Instagram…

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[SHORT] Bridging the Gap: How Product and CRO Are Merging with Hesh Fekry 9:12

5 weeks之前9:12

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In this episode, I talked to Hesh Fekry from CXL about the evolving relationship between Product and Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO). How are these once-separate disciplines are increasingly overlapping in scope, mindset, and execution? The conversation touches on the historical separation of CRO from Product, the shift towards experimentation as a more fitting term, and how AI and new tools are enabling professionals to bridge skill gaps faster than ever before. Key Takeaways: CRO & Product Have Always Been Similar: While traditionally seen as separate roles, both disciplines focus on user insights, problem-solving, and optimizing user flows. The Issue with the CRO Label: CRO as a term has long been tied to a narrow metric-focused approach (conversion rates), but its scope has expanded far beyond that. Experimentation as the New CRO: The rebranding of CRO towards experimentation reflects the broader impact CRO professionals have, including retention, monetization, and pricing strategies. AI is Accelerating the Shift: New AI-driven tools make it easier to fill skill gaps, allowing professionals to be more T-shaped and take on cross-functional responsibilities. CRO Should Be Involved from Day One: Rather than stepping in after a product is built, CRO principles should be applied from the earliest stages to validate assumptions and de-risk decisions. Product and CRO are Learning from Each Other: It's not just CRO learning from Product—it’s a continuous loop where both disciplines borrow and refine each other’s methodologies. Notable Quotes: 📌 "Experimentation is just about expanding the role beyond a single metric." – Hesh 📌 "With AI, the skill gap is getting smaller, and the overlap is growing larger." – Hesh 📌 "CRO almost feels like it should be in the room from day one." – Sani - Product and CRO are no longer separate silos. They are converging into a more holistic approach to user experience, optimization, and experimentation. As AI and new tools continue to evolve, the ability to cross these boundaries will become a key advantage for professionals in both fields. Tune in for a deep dive into how these changes are shaping the future of digital growth! --- If you enjoyed the episode, please share it with a friend! No Hacks website YouTube LinkedIn Instagram…

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[S03E03] Breaking It, Fixing It, Building It: The Mindset Behind Startup Success with Kevin Henrikson 44:34

5 weeks之前44:34

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In this episode of No Hacks Podcast , host Sani chats with Kevin Henrikson, an entrepreneur and engineering leader whose journey began on a pig farm. Kevin co-founded Acompli , sold it to Microsoft in just 18 months, and helped turn it into Outlook Mobile . He explains how to move fast without sacrificing quality, why your first-time user experience (“Kleenex user”) is so crucial, and how to adopt an “advisor” mindset inside big companies. If you’re looking to master the MVP philosophy, leverage AI for higher productivity, and cultivate a curiosity-driven mindset, this is the episode for you. KEY TAKEAWAYS: Ship Early, Learn Fast “If everyone loves your MVP, you shipped too late.” Kleenex Users Matter You only get one shot at a first impression—make it count. Advisor Mode Post-Acquisition Offer ideas without bulldozing existing culture. AI as a ‘First Pass’ Use automation to handle repetitive or initial drafts, then refine with human expertise. MEMORABLE QUOTES: “If everyone loves your MVP, you shipped too late.” “Your first-time user is like a Kleenex—you only get that fresh perspective once.” “Be an advisor, not a disruptor, when you join a big company.” SHOW NOTES & TIMESTAMPS: [00:00:00] Introduction [00:00:10] Kevin’s Background [00:00:22] Early Career in Tech [00:02:49] Rapid Decision-Making & Mindset [00:05:01] MVP Philosophy & “Kleenex Users” [00:08:21] Starting vs. Scaling [00:11:56] The Acompli Story [00:14:42] Post-Acquisition Life [00:20:14] AI, Automation & the Future [00:27:23] Rapid-Fire Q&A [00:33:00] Final Insights & Wrap-Up [00:43:42] End of Episode CALL TO ACTION: Connect with Kevin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinhenrikson/ Subscribe to Kevin's newsletter (Founder Mode): https://foundermode.kit.com/ Share Your Takeaway: Tag @nohackspod with your favorite insight! --- If you enjoyed the episode, please share it with a friend! No Hacks website YouTube LinkedIn Instagram…

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[SHORT] How to Design Products That Drive Real Behavior Change with Roos van Duijnhoven 9:58

6 weeks之前9:58

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Too many product teams fall into a dangerous trap—they optimize for in-app engagement while forgetting the bigger picture: real behavior change. In my latest episode of No Hacks Snacks, I sat down with Roos van Duijnhoven to break down the difference between: ✅ Designing for engagement – Keeping users interacting with your product. ✅ Designing for behavior change – Helping users take action outside the product. Take fitness apps as an example: 🏋️‍♂️ Liking workouts & setting goals? Engagement. 🏃‍♂️ Actually going for a run? Behavior change. We also explored: 🔹 The Little e vs. Big E framework for building better products 🔹 Why engagement ≠ impact (and what to measure instead) 🔹 How to create long-term value, not just short-term wins 💡 If you’re in UX, growth, or product design, this conversation is a must-watch! Are you designing for engagement or behavior change? Drop your thoughts in the comments! 👇 --- If you enjoyed the episode, please share it with a friend! No Hacks website YouTube LinkedIn Instagram…

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[SHORT] Can E-Commerce Sites Ever Be Fully Optimized with Anthony Morgan 9:42

6 weeks之前9:42

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In this No Hacks Snacks episode, I talked to Anthony Morgan, CEO and founder of CRO Agency Enavi, about the never-ending process of optimizing e-commerce websites. Can an e-commerce site ever reach a point where it's fully optimized? See Anthony explain why e-commerce is a moving target and how brands must continually adapt to changing markets, competitors, and customer behaviors. We discussed the importance of having a well-structured CRO process, leveraging both quantitative and qualitative data, and the impact of AI in enhancing the efficiency of these processes. hashtag#trusttheprocess Whether you're a growing brand expanding into new markets or just trying to stay afloat in a constantly evolving environment, you'll learn something from this episode! --- If you enjoyed the episode, please share it with a friend! No Hacks website YouTube LinkedIn Instagram…

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[SHORT] AI vs Human Intuition in E-commerce with Mike Ryan 9:45

6 weeks之前9:45

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Where do humans still have the edge over AI in e-commerce? AI-driven algorithms are optimizing ad campaigns, automating decisions, and shaping digital strategies faster than ever. But does that mean human intuition is becoming obsolete? In a recent No Hacks Snacks conversation, I spoke with Mike Ryan, Head of e-commerce Insights at Smarter Ecommerce (smec) , about the evolving balance between human expertise and algorithmic automation in performance marketing. We talked about: 🔹 The rise of "Pmaxification" and what it means for advertisers 🔹 Why AI optimizes for the moment but lacks long-term strategic thinking 🔹 How intuition, domain knowledge, and creative strategy still give humans a competitive edge As AI-powered campaigns become the norm, knowing when to trust the machine, and when to step in, is more important than ever. --- If you enjoyed the episode, please share it with a friend! No Hacks website YouTube LinkedIn Instagram…

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[S03E02] B2B SEO That Actually Drives Sales: Money Keywords & No-BS Strategies with Sam Dunning 43:02

6 weeks之前43:02

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Is SEO really dead? Not even close. But many B2B companies fall into the same traps: chasing traffic that doesn’t convert, relying on outdated strategies, or focusing on technical SEO that barely moves the needle. In this episode, Sam Dunning breaks down how to make SEO actually generate sales, not just traffic. He shares his "blow out the water" strategy that helped him outrank HubSpot in 50 days, the dangers of the "traffic trap," and why SEO timelines of 6-12 months aren't always true. What You’ll Learn: The myth of "SEO is dead"—and why some want you to believe it Why high-volume keywords often fail for B2B companies How to identify money keywords that bring in real sales calls and revenue When SEO isn't the right strategy for your company Why technical SEO is often a waste of time for smaller B2B sites How SEO fits into the messy, multi-channel B2B buying journey Content strategies for tackling competitive keywords Expert Insights & Strategies: Stop chasing vanity metrics—focus on search terms buyers actually use How to reverse-engineer top-ranking competitor pages to rank faster Why SEO doesn’t always take 6-12 months—how to see results in as little as 90 days How to build landing pages that rank well and convert visitors into customers Timestamps: [00:00:12] The myth of "SEO is dead" [00:01:42] The traffic trap: B2B’s biggest SEO mistake [00:05:04] Why SEO doesn’t always take 6-12 months [00:07:41] When SEO isn’t the right strategy for B2B [00:10:15] Money keywords: The terms that actually drive revenue [00:12:47] Case study: Outranking HubSpot in 50 days [00:17:18] Why technical SEO is overrated for small B2B sites [00:21:18] Smart strategies for ranking in competitive spaces [00:24:36] How SEO fits into a multi-channel B2B strategy [00:32:45] Sam’s journey building the Breaking B2B podcast [00:38:27] The viral “Ask The Public” LinkedIn series About Sam Dunning Sam Dunning is the founder of Breaking B2B, an SEO and content agency that helps B2B SaaS companies generate qualified leads through search. He hosts the Breaking B2B podcast and is the creator of the popular "Ask The Public" LinkedIn video series, where he interviews random people on the street about marketing. Connect with Sam 🔗 LinkedIn: Sam Dunning 🎙️ Podcast: Breaking B2B 🌐 Website: breakingb2b.com --- If you enjoyed the episode, please share it with a friend! No Hacks website YouTube LinkedIn Instagram…

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[SHORT] Why Proper Consent Management Matters with Marin Radovan 9:47

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