Is there a business or marketing book that you'd like to see covered here in the future? I'm thinking of publishing a new book video every Friday for the next while.
Hmm, re-thinking growth metrics now... Great way to look at this subject. I wonder how many times your predicted metric is actually as you anticipated based on reaction's from others. But you never know until you track... Thanks for another thought invoking video, love the new insights and methods to follow through on them.
Is there a business or marketing book that you'd like to see covered here in the future? I'm thinking of publishing a new book video every Friday for the next while.
Dear Rick, please make a video on exactly what to say book
@@upendrajangid812 - Thank you for the recommendation. I haven't read the book, but will check it out.
My dad wrote this book, Morgan Brown. I want to thank you for reviewing my dad and Sean Ellis’ work.
Clarity is a Competitive Advantage.
Wow Rick, this is a great breakdown of Hacking Growth.
Thanks, Sean! It's a great book. Thanks for writing it!
Hmm, re-thinking growth metrics now... Great way to look at this subject. I wonder how many times your predicted metric is actually as you anticipated based on reaction's from others. But you never know until you track... Thanks for another thought invoking video, love the new insights and methods to follow through on them.
Yeah, you can always adjust or revise the metrics you follow in the future, but important to start somewhere.
@@RickKettner Indeed, you never know until you give it a go!
Good video 🤙
Very well explained. Keep it up 👍😊
Thank you for the kind words. Appreciate the support!
Hey great review. I would like to read this book after watching your video. What about English complexity. Because I am not from English background
Sorry, I didn't really consider that when going through it, so I can't recall now if it's complex in that way.
@@RickKettner Thanks
Love from India
Thanks, welcome to the community!
Love from mars
Mark Watney, is that you?
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SaaS not SaSS
Aha, nice catch. Not sure how we missed that typo :).
That was really interesting 🤌