1. The document discusses how to build a mission-driven startup through 6 steps: finding your mission, using NPS as a north star, capturing less value than you create, building a 10x product, understanding that marketing is not magical growth, and scaling people.
2. It emphasizes focusing on solving real customer problems, defining your mission around solving those problems completely, and using NPS to ensure you are succeeding.
3. It also discusses capturing less value than you create so customers feel the value, creating word-of-mouth growth and goodwill for shareholders, and using margins to accelerate the mission.
Product Growth = People growth
How TransferWise has grown to be the market lead in cross border transfers and how you can replicate this in your company / startup / team
Building on the blog post http://tech.transferwise.com/we-inspire-smart-people-and-we-trust-them/ these slides which were presented at the big data summit, walk through a little of how we structure our teams around KPIs to drive growth.
Product Growth = People growth
How TransferWise has grown to be the market lead in cross border transfers and how you can replicate this in your company / startup / team
Building on the blog post http://tech.transferwise.com/we-inspire-smart-people-and-we-trust-them/ these slides which were presented at the big data summit, walk through a little of how we structure our teams around KPIs to drive growth.
Growth hackers Conference Los Angeles USANilan Peiris
Presentation from Growth Hackers conference in LA
Covering:
- Getting to traction
- Scaling marketing in an early stage startup
- Building a business on word of mouth
Organising product and growth organisations
Slides from #MPTCON Mind The Product Conference in London. Product = People. The Product we build is an outcome of the people we hire and the decisions they choose to make.
The Mission Driven Startup - how building a culture around your cause can help build a product that grows itself
#Startup, #Technology #Growth #FinTech
Getting to traction - Growth Hacking for startups - my presentation from Goog...Nilan Peiris
Getting to traction - Growth Hacking for startups - my presentation from Google Campus.
This presnetation covers high level strategy and practical insights on 5 steps to get to traction:
- Focus
- Delight your customers
- Performance marketing
- Viral marketing
- Hustling
How to Grow without spending a ton on marketing. Product Driven Growth. Upd...Nilan Peiris
How to Grow without spending a ton on marketing. Product Driven Growth. Updated for Refresh Rocks.
How to grow through having a great product, focussing on your customers and using marketing to amplify what you stand for
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The amazing Nilan Peiris, VP Growth at TransferWise, shared his 5 key growth strategies at TransferWise and how you can replicate this in your startup with us at The Family!
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TransferWise:
A global tech company and the cheapest alternative to transfering money internationally. TransferWise customers send over £3bn every month, saving themselves £3m every day. It’s raised $397m from investors such as Andreessen Horowitz and Sir Richard Branson.
The Family:
The Family nurtures ambitious startups in Europe. Could it be you?
- A community of +600 founders & a team of 30 warriors on-demand
- An infrastructure of services to help you grow fast
- Access to the best capital in Europe (€500M raised collectively)
The Family is a minority, strategic and long-term associate in +270 startups in Europe. Based in Paris, London and Berlin, we provide education, tools, and access to capital to ambitious founders. Raised €500M for our portfolio so far. If we can help entrepreneurs make the most of the European ecosystem, we'll be happy!
This video for this talk from Business of Software Conference Europe 2018 will be published here soon: http://businessofsoftware.org/2016/07/all-talks-from-business-of-software-conferences-in-one-place-saas-software-talks/
Nilan shares his experiences building TransferWise from a loss-making startup to a profitable business powered by word of mouth growth. Nilan shares the challenges he’s faced at TransferWise and other business in scaling through increasing marketing spend – 80% of TransferWise users come in through word of mouth as well as how cash constraints, drove the eventual success of the business.
Growth hackers Conference Los Angeles USANilan Peiris
Presentation from Growth Hackers conference in LA
Covering:
- Getting to traction
- Scaling marketing in an early stage startup
- Building a business on word of mouth
Organising product and growth organisations
Slides from #MPTCON Mind The Product Conference in London. Product = People. The Product we build is an outcome of the people we hire and the decisions they choose to make.
The Mission Driven Startup - how building a culture around your cause can help build a product that grows itself
#Startup, #Technology #Growth #FinTech
Getting to traction - Growth Hacking for startups - my presentation from Goog...Nilan Peiris
Getting to traction - Growth Hacking for startups - my presentation from Google Campus.
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- Focus
- Delight your customers
- Performance marketing
- Viral marketing
- Hustling
How to Grow without spending a ton on marketing. Product Driven Growth. Upd...Nilan Peiris
How to Grow without spending a ton on marketing. Product Driven Growth. Updated for Refresh Rocks.
How to grow through having a great product, focussing on your customers and using marketing to amplify what you stand for
These are the slides of the first talk of the second Tech Talk@TransferWise Singapore, which happened on the 1st of March 2018.
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This talk is about why Growth Hacking works (or not) depending on your vision & your execution!
Started in 2010 by Skype’s founder, TransferWise has one of the best money-transfer products for both B2C & B2B. With more than €116M in equity funding, we can learn from them how to scale operations & conquer countries with the right mindset!
5 Key Steps to a Growth Strategy that Works Immediately w/ Nilan Peiris, VP G...TheFamily
You know that your startup grows at the rate of which your KPIs move and by how much better your product is than the alternatives. But the limiting factor of growth is your team’s confidence. If they fear failure and you can’t build their confidence and conviction at scale, then that’s really gonna hurt you.
How do you make your teams push boundaries and embrace failure while:
- creating a mission driven startup
- making customers happy, sustainably
- building conviction
- And all of the above at scale?
The amazing Nilan Peiris, VP Growth at TransferWise, shared his 5 key growth strategies at TransferWise and how you can replicate this in your startup with us at The Family!
Nilan joined TransferWise’s growth team 7 years ago, as one of 60 employees. Now, 1500+ employees later, he’s the VP of Growth and has implemented incredible growth strategies which have underpinned the unbelievable success that TransferWise has achieved. He will share his 5 key growth strategies at TransferWise and tell you how you can replicate these to grow your startup. This is an exceptional individual you'll really want to listen to!
TransferWise:
A global tech company and the cheapest alternative to transfering money internationally. TransferWise customers send over £3bn every month, saving themselves £3m every day. It’s raised $397m from investors such as Andreessen Horowitz and Sir Richard Branson.
The Family:
The Family nurtures ambitious startups in Europe. Could it be you?
- A community of +600 founders & a team of 30 warriors on-demand
- An infrastructure of services to help you grow fast
- Access to the best capital in Europe (€500M raised collectively)
The Family is a minority, strategic and long-term associate in +270 startups in Europe. Based in Paris, London and Berlin, we provide education, tools, and access to capital to ambitious founders. Raised €500M for our portfolio so far. If we can help entrepreneurs make the most of the European ecosystem, we'll be happy!
This video for this talk from Business of Software Conference Europe 2018 will be published here soon: http://businessofsoftware.org/2016/07/all-talks-from-business-of-software-conferences-in-one-place-saas-software-talks/
Nilan shares his experiences building TransferWise from a loss-making startup to a profitable business powered by word of mouth growth. Nilan shares the challenges he’s faced at TransferWise and other business in scaling through increasing marketing spend – 80% of TransferWise users come in through word of mouth as well as how cash constraints, drove the eventual success of the business.
Nilan will be talking through how finding its cause helped TransferWise build an evangelical brand and drive product driven growth.
TransferWise is the leader in international money transfer transferring over £0,5bn a month, doubling in size every 3 to 4 months mainly through Word of Mouth. Nilan will be talking through how defining its purpose helped TransferWise unlock “NPS driven growth”.
The Mission- Driven Startup – Nilan Peiris, TransferWise JAM London
Making money fly around the world, instantly, for almost zero cost at the touch of a button. That's the promise of TransferWise. Nilan will talk through how finding TransferWise’s cause has enabled it to build a culture that builds a product that grows itself.
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8. Step 1 - Find your Mission
Step 2 - Use NPS as a north star
Step 3 - Capture less value than you create
Step 4 - Build a 10x product
Step 5 - Marketing != Growth
Step 6 - Scale people
@nilanp @cataflu
11. It sounds a bit like
overhyped
Silicon Valley
kool aid …
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12. … but it is
a redefinition of
companies not as vehicles
for creating wealth; but as
sustainable engines for
solving consumer needs
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13. So how do you find
your mission ?
@nilanp @cataflu
14. We found our mission
by
solving a real problem
completely
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16. The TransferWise Mission.
Money without borders
Instant, convenient, transparent
and eventually free
We’re powering money for people and businesses:
to pay, to get paid, to spend, in any currency,
wherever you are, whatever you’re doing
17. Find your mission by solving a real
problem completely
@nilanp
Find your mission
18. … if you do that you may achieve
extraordinary growth.
@nilanp
Find your mission
19. … the key is to understand why
customers recommend
@nilanp
Find your mission
20. Step 1 - Be Mission Driven
Step 2 - Use NPS as Northstar
Step 3 - Capture less value than you create
Step 4 - Build a 10x product
Step 5 - Marketing != Growth
Step 6 - Scale people
@nilanp @cataflu
42. 1. Focus on solving a customer problem
@nilanp
Use your NPS as a north star
43. 1. Focus on solving a customer problem
2. Define your mission as solving it completely
@nilanp
Use your NPS as a north star
44. 1. Focus on solving a customer problem
2. Define your mission as solving it completely
3. Focus on NPS as a measure of whether you
are succeeding
@nilanp
Use your NPS as a north star
45. 1. Focus on solving a customer problem
2. Define your mission as solving it completely
3. Focus on NPS as a measure of whether you
are succeeding
4. NPS will guide you towards the drivers of
recommendation for your product: a 10x
better product & cause driven marketing@nilanp
Use your NPS as a north star
46. Step 1 - Find your Mission
Step 2 - Use NPS as your north star
Step 3 - Capture less value than you create
Step 4 - Build a 10x product
Step 5 - Marketing != Growth
Step 6 - Scale people
@nilanp @cataflu
54. @nilanp
Mission led
Growth
Create a huge
amount of value
for your
customers
Capture less
value than you
create
Create a huge
amount of good
will
55. @nilanp
Mission led
Growth
Create a huge
amount of value
for your
customers
Capture less
value than you
create
Create a huge
amount of good
will
Word of mouth
growth
61. 1. If you capture less value than you create
- your customers will know it
@nilanp
Capture less value than your create
62. 1. If you capture less value than you create
- your customers will know it
2. That lost value turns into Word of Mouth
growth and hence shareholder value
@nilanp
Capture less value than your create
63. 1. If you capture less value than you create -
your customers will know it
2. That lost value turns into Word of Mouth
growth and hence shareholder value
3. The margin you retain has been entrusted
by your customer to invest in achieving
your mission
@nilanp
Capture less value than your create
64. 1. If you capture less value than you create -
your customers will know it
2. That lost value turns into Word of Mouth
growth and hence shareholder value
3. The margin you retain has been entrusted
by your customer to invest in achieving
your mission
4. Invest it prudently in accelerating progress@nilanp
Capture less value than your create
65. Step 1 - Find your Mission
Step 2 - Use NPS as your north star
Step 3 - Capture less value than you create
Step 4 - Build a 10x product
Step 5 - Marketing != Growth
Step 6 - Scale people
@nilanp @cataflu
75. 1.To build a 10x product you need to build
something that doesn’t exist.
2.This takes a long time - and usually has
many set backs
3.To get through these you need to build
conviction on what matters to your customers
@nilanp
Build a 10x product
76. Step 1 - Find your Mission
Step 2 - Use NPS as your north star
Step 3 - Capture less value than you create
Step 4 - Build a 10x product
Step 5 - Marketing != Growth
Step 6 - Scale people
@nilanp @cataflu
102. Marketing isn’t a magical growth
machine but can amplify the growth
of a mission driven product
@nilanp
When the product is working
Add marketing
103. Step 1 - Find your Mission
Step 2 - Use NPS as your north star
Step 3 - Capture less value than you create
Step 4 - Build a 10x product
Step 5 - Marketing != Growth
Step 6 - Scale people
@nilanp @cataflu
107. Autonomous
independent teams that focus
on KPIs that make a
difference to customers and
drive growth
@nilanp
Regulated
and
available
Instantly
and almost
zero cost
IdentityOnboarding Worry Evangelism
Problem
awareness
108. Autonomous
independent teams that focus
on KPIs that make a
difference to customers and
drive growth
@nilanp
Currencies OperationsVerificationConversion Experience ViralityComparison
Regulated
and
available
Instantly
and almost
zero cost
IdentityOnboarding Worry Evangelism
Problem
awareness
109. We grow at the rate we hire and
onboard our people to have an impact
@nilanp
114. We grow at the rate we hire and
onboard our people to have an impact
@nilanp
115. Step 1 - Find your Mission
Step 2 - Use NPS as your north star
Step 3 - Capture less value than you create
Step 4 - Build a 10x product
Step 5 - Marketing != Growth
Step 6 - Scale people
@nilanp