FW: 35 Growth Hacking Tools for Marketers Who Don’t Code, Where do you interact with your

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Subject: 35 Growth Hacking Tools for Marketers Who Don’t Code, Where do you interact with your audience?, 7 Technical Skills All Growth Hackers Should Learn

Tomorrow (June 25th at midnight PST) is the last day to submit your Hack of the Month. We've received some amazing entries so far. Submit your hack today, start here. Top posts from the week Tools • 32 upvotes • 5 comments • Posted by Sven Delchfuss 35 Growth Hacking Tools for Marketers Who Don’t Code Luckily, there are many new tools that empower technically-minded marketers to be less dependent on developers to do complex analyses, link independent tools together or build and test landing pages. So here it is: your epic list of tools for marketers with a technical mindset but limited coding chops. Engagement • 9 upvotes • 16 comments • Posted by Jamie Ashbrook Ask GH: Where do you go to interact with your audience? Where are the core places you go to engage with your potential audience? Be it tech sites like stackoverflow or general ones like Quora. Customer Growth (broad) • 40 upvotes • 15 comments • Posted by Ryan Gum 7 Technical Skills All Growth Hackers Should Learn Skills include: Statistics, Programming, Excel Modelling, Analytics Database Querying / SQL, A/B Testing, and Web Scraping. Nice bonus 'Challenge Projects' for each skill. Social Marketing • 26 upvotes • 23 comments • Posted by Nichole Elizabeth DeMeré A Social Media Marketing Strategy That Isn’t Focused On “Creating Compelling Content” Topics include: The Problem With Popular Social Media Marketing Wisdom, Social Media Platforms Are Not Designed To Get New Customers, Most Social Media Strategies Aren’t Strategic At All, Poor Targeting & Hap-Hazard Networking Is Not A Strategy, Developing A Smarter Social Media Strategy First & Foremost, You Need To Get Your Site Organized Finding The Raw Data To Build A Social Media Marketing Database, Building The Social Media Marketing Database, Rating The Groups For Easier Sorting, Social + Media ( that just happens to be marketing), And What About Your Branded Channels? Social Marketing • 12 upvotes • 7 comments • Posted by Jimmy Daly Unlocking the Enormous Value of Communities We took at look at five communities to see what we could learn. We learned A LOT. Communities include: Moz, Copyblogger, Inbound.org, Growth Hackers, Buffer. Each takes a different approach but all have been successful. Optimization • 13 upvotes • 1 comments • Posted by Everette Taylor Why Your Brain is the Best CRO Tool The best CRO Tools don't have to cost you fortune. Lincoln Murphy lists his favorite optimization tools and gives his rationale behind why your most valuable CRO resource is one you already own. Onboarding • 9 upvotes • 2 comments • Posted by Anuj Adhiya How Facebook’s Slingshot Onboards New Users According to this analysis, Slingshot's onboarding is quite a mixed bag. The opportunities for iteration are in the orange colored boxes in the screenshots of this breakdown. Growth Hacks • 16 upvotes • 5 comments • Posted by Noah Kagan The Samuel L. Jackson Marketing Hack Most people: Read e-mail are in an email client, Have friends, Want to send cool things to their friends, Are lazy mofos, as scientifically stated by Sam Jackson. So how does the Sam Jackson Marketing hack work? Find out here. Optimization • 14 upvotes • 3 comments • Posted by Anuj Adhiya 22 Brutally Honest Landing Page Critiques 22 Unbounce customers agreed to let Oli Gardner analyze their landing page designs in public view. He does a a rapid-fire set of thoughts and ideas for each page. He lists what he likes, but more importantly what he thinks should be changed to improve their conversion rates. Marketing Strategy • 11 upvotes • Posted by Dylan La Com Video: Driving Sustainable and Scalable Growth from Airbnb, Box, and Homejoy Ryan Lawler from Techcrunch sits down to talk growth with: Gustaf Alstromer, (Product Manager, Growth at Airbnb), Annie Chang, (Head of Product at Homejoy), Sam Schillace, (SVP Engineering at Box). Topics covered include: When to start focusing on growth, Key metrics for the growth team to track, Referral marketing, Marketplace dynamics, Common mistakes for growth teams to avoid, and Mobile user acquisition. Connect on Twitter Unsubscribe • Account Settings Have feedback or a question? Email us: info@growthhackers.com 1901 Newport Blvd. Suite #175 Costa Mesa CA, 92627