Growth Loops
A self-reinforcing growth model where each customer creates conditions for acquiring more customers.
Growth loops are self-reinforcing growth models where each customer (or each output of the system) creates conditions for acquiring more customers. Examples: Dropbox referrals (each user invites others), Pinterest content (each pin drives SEO acquiring new users), Calendly virality (each meeting invitation introduces a new prospect to the product). Growth loops compound where funnels do not. PLG companies often build their go-to-market around one or two dominant growth loops. Empire325 helps SaaS clients identify and engineer growth loops appropriate to their product.
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