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Mike proposes testing several growth strategies for Domi and Study Tree, including double referral programs, in-app sharing, gifts for top users, and monthly/yearly subscription packages. He also suggests targeting college campuses directly and through popup shops. Mike requests the opportunity to test these ideas and work with the marketing team to drive growth.
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- 1. How to make it grow
- 2. Who is this? Founder at Domi Growth at Study Tree Cred: 100 Domi Users Running beta for Study Tree Mike Adeleke
- 3. I’d like to test Strategies ● Double-loop referral ● In-app sharing ● Trinkets and thank you cards ● Monthly/Yearly package deals Channels ● College campuses ● Popup shops
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- 6. Trinkets and thank you cards Ex. Artsicle paint brushes and color wheel for new artists. Aprons for the best artists and thank you cards for the big spenders.
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- 9. Pop-up shops Ex. My friends at Storefront enable popup shops all over NYC.
- 10. Execution > Ideas This is all theoretical. Yet, I would relish the opportunity to test some of these ideas and work closely with the marketing team. = Growth