Grant Lee, co-founder and CEO of Gamma, discusses user onboarding psychology and the importance of crafting the first 30 seconds of the user experience.
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Lee: Gamma sees a 1.5x word-of-mouth multiplier on influencer spend
“Every time we invest In influencer marketing, we actually see word of mouth increase even more. And it's always like, you can just see it. Like basically anytime you spend, you know, a little bit of money, you start seeing people come through influencer. The w…”
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LinkedIn influencer conversion rates are 4x to 5x higher than other platforms
“It's very clear, you know, LinkedIn, the conversion rates are just substantially higher. They're four X, maybe five X higher than other platforms.”
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Lee: Products relying on over 50% paid acquisition have broken growth engines
“You don't want your product to be at a point where. More than 50% of your acquisitions are coming through paid acquisition. I think if that is happening, your core growth engine is broken”
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Gamma grew to 20,000 daily signups purely from organic word of mouth
“This is end of March, 20, 23. And all of a sudden, you know, we'd go from a few hundred signups a day to now first day was like a couple thousand. And then the next day would be like 5000 signups. And then 10,000 signups a day and then 20,000 signups a day. An…”
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Lee: Founders should market one core feature rather than pitch many
“There's this thing from like consumer advertising, which is you threw a consumer one egg. They can probably catch it. You throw them four or five eggs. They're probably gonna drop all of them. And like, oftentimes founders want to talk about the four or five f…”
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Grant Lee: AI was not part of Gamma's original product vision
“It wasn't part of the original vision, although the spirit was there, which is, we want to make it incredibly fast and effortless for people to create content. So, it just so happened that AI was a magical gift that allowed us to do all those things. Along the…”