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In a growing project, developers should prioritize delivering business value over striving for perfection in their coding practices. Tools and technologies are merely means to achieve end goals, not the goals themselves. It’s essential to question the necessity and timing of implementing features or tools based on their immediate value to the project. Developers should also focus on understanding the business aspects of the...

Traditional Web2 marketing tactics like airdrops don't fly in Web3. This article explains why and offers a new approach for achieving sustainable growth in Web3

Aiter.io is a tool that can help you solve 50+ marketing tasks with a single click. It generates different kinds of ads for major marketing channels like Google, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and LinkedIn. With Aiter you can easily define the key customer needs or Jobs To Be Done, customer objections and user persona.

People are less interested in what you built but more in how you did it and the rollercoaster ride along the way. The goal here is to master storytelling. Publish "how-tos" every week based on your project. Remember: People love stories more than products.

Payment Processing is hands down the most powerful and least understood growth level for subscription business. The money is there; you just have to collect it.

The growth marketing article explores key strategies for business expansion. It introduces growth hacking as a dynamic process focused on rapid growth, with an emphasis on Sean Ellis's definition of a growth hacker. Strategies include content marketing, product marketing, and advertising, guided by the AARRR framework. The article highlights the importance of a gamified onboarding experience for B2B growth and advocates for building a...