Growth Hacking Tactics for your Next Creative Project

Every creative entrepreneur needs to promote their products and services effectively to transform a project into a sustainable business. With so many challenges during marketing promotions, the growth of the business is only possible with the help of growth hacking strategies.

To target the respective audience, every business entrepreneur tries different growth hacking strategies to improve their sales—some of these growth hacking techniques prevail in the market for years.

Many entrepreneurs have been searching for effective growth hacking techniques to grow their business by increasing their audience quickly.

Startup Founders will keep failing until they make a solid connection with the market.
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What is Startup Growth Hacking?

Startup growth hacking is the best experiment-driven growth technique that helps determine effective strategies to grow business exponentially and improve revenues. The process of startup growth hacking involves a combination of designing, development, marketing, data analytics, engineering, and strategy implementation. 

These are the reasons why it is called a Startup growth hacker. The hacker finds innovative, rapid, and cost-effective strategies to achieve visible business growth instead of relying on the conventional process. 

The growth hacker also uses different methods and combinations of strategies to achieve the business goals, including viral marketing, content marketing, email marketing, A/B testing, SEO, and reverse engineering

What Does Growth Marketing Mean?

Growth marketing is a general process of conducting experiments, designing, optimizing, and improving the results with prospective goals. If you have a specific metric that you want to improve, then growth marketing is the best way to achieve the goals. 

Growth marketing is responsible for achieving the following goals: 

  • It determines the area of the test. 
  • It helps to design and develop the experiment to identify and optimize the process. 
  • Apply different strategies to improve sales. 
  • It helps in analyzing the results. 

Growth marketing is the analytical method that focuses on data analysis or marketing. In comparison, the experiments conducted aim to improve the growth process and scalability.

Guest Posting 

Guest posting is another useful strategy that helps to build an audience and achieve traffic. There are various guest posting services available that you can opt for. It’s better to choose the best services provider to get a high-quality audience and get organic leads. 

The guest blogging post is an effective marketing growth hack that improves organic traffic and gets the best search engine ranking.

You can also search for blogs that are looking for guest authors. Here’s an example in case your startup is related to Home Automation to have about 680 potential webpages to reach out.


Startup Founders will keep failing until they make a solid connection with the market.
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How to Build a Startup Deck (with strategic persuasion)

So you’ve got an idea for a business and you get to work to realize it eventually you want to raise funds for your business in 6-8 months.

You have started your Founder’s journey!

You work hard to get everything in order and gain traction. For whatever reason, you get to a point where you need a capital injection to keep your business growing. It’s time to find investors who can do just that.

Before looking for investors, and especially before approaching investors, Founders need to create an effective pitch deck.

Every founder and entrepreneur knows the importance of a compelling pitch deck when looking to find investors for funding.

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I invite you to our monthly Founders Meetings with other creators, professionals, and founders. At these zoom calls, we share our views on the main factors that keep founders struggling:

👉 How to build a pitch deck (with strategic persuasion).

👉 What investors look for in a Deck, and which investors you should look for.

👉 Our framework to build a go-to-market strategy.

👉 2 different fundraising journeys.

👉 Selection process and how we work with investors.

👉 Q&A Session with the founders on the call.

only one meeting every month.

In this article, we will go over what a pitch deck is, how to build one, how to use persuasion in your pitch deck, and the key difference between a sales deck and an investment deck.

With valuable input from Scott Hindell, who has over 25 years of experience consulting entrepreneurs on building strong pitch decks (and 17 years on consulting investors), you will take away key points on how to synthesize a pitch deck that can articulate the makeup and strengths of your startup.

Scott Hindell is an Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Business and Custom Programs master instructor at UCLA extension and Lead business coach at M Accelerator.

What is a pitch deck?

At a high level, a pitch deck is a set of slides that are presented before investors when seeking funding. The pitch deck goes over what your product or service is, why it’s needed, what size of market exists for it, how much money you’re asking for, what you need the funding for, and who your team is.  

How do you start a pitch deck?

Investors receive hundreds of pitch decks each year and according to a study by DocSend, investors look at pitch decks for just an average of 3 minutes and 44 seconds so it’s important that you position yourself for success when it’s your turn under the spotlight.

Keep your pitch deck between 10-15 slides, and don’t include the deal terms within. You should give that separately to investors.

These are some paragraphs from an article on how to create Pitch Decks (read the full article) published on M Accelerator’s blog.  

Business Founders don’t need to reinvent the wheel.
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Startup Summer School

los angeles m acceleratorm accelerator is an innovative, Los Angeles-based startup school designed to provide aspiring entrepreneurs with interactive, hands-on learning that helps them to develop the skills needed to get a start-up idea off the ground. Our international program offers 12-week courses throughout the year and 4-week summer school sessions that consist of lectures and workshops focusing on marketing, communication, and English language skills, as well as the finer points of taking a startup from concept to reality.

 

Our principles of creativity and mentorship, paired with an intensive abroad study program provide the platform for young entrepreneurs from every corner of the globe to expand their talents and explore their potential. It all takes place in the epicenter of the booming Los Angeles tech scene. What can you expect when you join the m accelerator program?

 

Startup Summer Program

Are you an individual or member of a team that already has a startup idea? Perhaps you’re searching for the kernel of inspiration to turn your entrepreneurial dreams into a profitable reality. At m accelerator, we’re seeking ambitious and enthusiastic visionaries seeking guidance and empowerment through expert training and mentorship.

 

Our 4-week summer startup program will take place from August 1-24, 2018 at our dedicated L.A. workspace and feature lectures and workshops hosted by business experts, entrepreneurs, and teachers from top American universities. Hands-on workshops are designed to challenge participants with the ultimate goal of generating new ideas and creating complete business plans. The program culminates in a pitch day, during which participants will unveil their projects.

 

m accelerator focuses on concepts and innovations in technology that are changing the world we live in right now. The current program features four areas of investigation, including:

– Industry 4.0: IoT (Internet of Things)

– Cyber-Physical Systems

– Computing Smart Building Technologies

– Automation Arts, Entertainment, Culture, Media Production

 

Our summer abroad program also includes the Entrepreneur Series, featuring meetings with a network of notable entrepreneurs and mentors operating in the Los Angeles area. These real-world experts provide valuable information and insights to program participants on the verge of launching their own startups. Some of these events will be captured on the m accelerator blog. Our professional partnerships include, but are not limited to: BIC Lazio, Kaplan International, Lyft, Netflix, and UCLA Extension.

 

Tech Los Angeles

Los Angeles is not only the third largest technology ecosystem after Silicon Valley and New York, but it is also the fastest growing tech economy in the U.S. Los Angeles is unique in that it offers a confluence of technology, art, and entertainment, making for a creative and dynamic environment in which to explore entrepreneurial opportunities. The city features over 2,300 startups, providing incalculable prospects for program participants to network with other entrepreneurs and founders, as well as potential investors. The opportunity to expand your professional network is one of the best reasons to join an m accelerator program.

downtown los angeles

L.A. is also a prime location for anyone interested in vacation study. Many program participants are first-time visitors to the U.S., and Los Angeles offers unique opportunities for fun and sightseeing outside of program hours. We encourage startup program participants to explore the surrounding area. Those who enroll by December 31st will receive special offers, including:

– One ticket to Universal Studios Hollywood ($100 value)

– Gift cards for Lyft and Uber

– A 3-month subscription to Netflix (starting two months prior to the summer program)

– One surfing lesson each week at Santa Monica Beach

 

Idea Design & Entrepreneurship

The m accelerator startup school is dedicated to providing exceptional value through mentorship and a practical, hands-on approach to learning. Our 12-week abroad study programs feature 200 hours of intensive learning, including lectures, workshops, and individual coaching, and our 4-week summer school provides an accelerated version of this program.

 

Our approach to teaching follows the Multi-Modal Idea Design method, supporting creative learning while preparing to overcome real-world business challenges. Students are encouraged to view problems from the consumer perspective and work toward goals using techniques like visualization, journey-mapping, brainstorming, and concept development. Equally important, however, is developing a systematic approach to problem-solving. At m accelerator, we strive to pair experimentation with proven methods in order to create a safe, supportive environment in which aspiring entrepreneurs can explore innovative, “design-thinking” solutions.

 

Program Specifics

What is included in the m accelerator summer program? Here’s what you can expect.

 

The Offer Includes

– Pre-arrival support

– 4-week Startup School

– Accommodation in double occupancy units

– Temporary health insurance (for international travelers)

– Tickets to business networking events

**Airfare is not included

 

Program Breakdown

– Pre-arrival Kit

Prior to starting your Los Angeles m accelerator program, you’ll receive a pre-arrival kit designed to provide a smooth transition into your intensive coursework. The kit includes valuable resources and gifts intended to provide the support, guidance, and inspiration you can expect throughout your studies with m accelerator. Our webinar series will introduce you to our L.A. team and the Los Angeles area. You’ll learn about options for accommodation, nearby amenities and attractions, and some of the cultural and entertainment opportunities to explore when visiting Los Angeles. We want every participant to have a positive and fulfilling experience.

 

ESL students can begin to improve English language at home. Confirming at least three months in advance gives you the best opportunity to take advantage of early access to learning resources. Early enrollees can also take advantage of special offers, including a Netflix subscription available as early as two months prior to program participation. Don’t miss valuable opportunities – make sure to enroll early.

 

– From Idea to Business

How do you get from point A to point B with your business startup? We’ll explore the steps that take you from a concept to a concrete plan so you can develop a business model that supports measurable growth and competitive strategies. This course covers competitive analysis, creating and defining a unique selling proposition (USP), identifying ideal customers, and more. Real-world situations and applications are provided.

 

– Digital Marketing Advertising

Practical applications in digital marketing and advertising are essential to launching successful business startups, and this course focuses on tools, techniques, processes, and procedures for developing effective and efficient marketing strategies. Students will learn to identify keywords, integrate social media with other forms of business marketing, and effectively utilize AdWords and Facebook. Case studies are included to highlight effective and profitable advertising campaigns and introduce students to tried and tested methods.

 

– Visual Communication and Visual Design

Presentations are an essential component of gaining interest and investment dollars for your startup project. The Visual Communication and Visual Design course provides instruction on creating engaging and compelling presentations, integrating both storytelling and graphic design techniques. Samples, layouts, templates, and design ideas are provided.

 

– Pitching for Successful Presentations

There is both art and science to pitching, and considering the level of competition for investment in startups, you’ll need to master both. With instruction from a national pitch competition winner, students will gain valuable, practical information and insight into the process of creating effective pitches that will mean the difference between failure and success when lobbying investors.

 

– From Concept to Product Development

Practical workshops and case studies of real-world successes and failures are used to explore potential pathways leading from business concept to product development. Topics covered in this interactive course include minimum viable product (MVP), planning and scheduling, user personas for your MVP, product market fit, mockups, productivity tools, and how to find tech co-founders.

 

– Website and Landing Page

If you’re not online, you’re not visible. This course provides instruction in the creation of effective websites and landing pages, using WordPress CMS. Students will learn the to create visually appealing and user-friendly designs. Topics include themes research and installation, layout customization, plugins, A/B testing, calls to action (CTAs), and search engine optimization (SEO) for WordPress.

 

– Business English (for ESL student)

This course is designed to help ESL students develop English language skills, improving conversation, pronunciation, writing, and related skills. Several courses are offered based on proficiency, and students will be assigned to a class following testing and assessment. Students may begin coursework up to two months prior to the program start date.

 

– Final Presentation

The startup program culminates in a presentation to pitch your startup. Audience members include other program participants, instructors, and local entrepreneurs and investors.

 

Accommodations

Participants in our international program will receive accommodations in Los Angeles. Double occupancy accommodations are included as part of the program. In addition, m accelerator arranges workspace for participants through nearby co-working facilities that exemplify the thriving international and entrepreneurial spirit of downtown Los Angeles.

 

Tours

Our Los Angeles workroom is centrally located, just steps from nearby startups, businesses, incubators, and other programs. When possible, m accelerator arranges tours at nearby businesses so students can glimpse the possible future of their own startup vision.

 

FAQs

I don’t have a startup idea. Am I still eligible to participate in a startup program?

Absolutely. Individuals and teams are welcome to join, whether they have a startup idea coming into the program or not. All you need is a desire to succeed, a strong work ethic, and a willingness to work with a team to develop a project throughout the duration of the summer school program.

 

What are the benefits of participating in your study abroad program?

– Learn to structure a business plan, starting with an idea

– Develop effective pitch techniques

– Understand investor requirements

– Create and manage a website with WordPress

– Improve English language skills (for ESL students)

– Gain social and cultural enrichment in a friendly and tolerant international community

– Stand out in an international marketplace

 

This is my first trip to the U.S. How can I prepare?

In over a decade of organizing our international program, we’ve learned that many of our exchange students are visiting the U.S. for the first time. The vacation study experience can cause both excitement and trepidation. As a result, we’ve developed a Guide for Departure that we send to international students, and anyone in our abroad study program can also participate in a series of preparatory meetings and seminars prior to departure in order to ensure a positive and rewarding experience.

 

For further information, contact us today at:

m accelerator

info@maccelerator.la / +1 (213) 395-0995

www.maccelerator.la

Come to Milano!

Join fellow artists, designers, video artists and developers  from June 20 to July 4, 2015 in Milano, as we explore innovative new media art production and  promotion techniques. MEDIARS EXPO MILANO 2015  is the 6th edition of the multifaceted experimental approach for the multidimensional contemporary artists.

more information

Do Artists and Technologists Create Things the Same Way?

Peter Greenaway speech on visual media

Future of Art

What are the defining aesthetics of art in the networked era? How is mass collaboration changing notions of ownership in art? How does micropatronage change the way artists produce and distribute artwork? The Future of Art begins a conversation on these topics and invites your participation.

The Future of Art from KS12 on Vimeo.

This video was shot, edited and screened at the Transmediale festival 2011 in Berlin, Germany.

Conceived and Edited by Gabriel Shalom
Produced by KS12 / Emergence Collective
Executive Producer: Patrizia Kommerell
Assistant Editor: Clare Molloy
Production Assistant: Annika Bauer

The Future of Art by KS12 [News] is a post from: CreativeApplications.Net

Featuring: Aaron Koblin aaronkoblin.com, Michelle Thorne thornet.wordpress.com, Caleb Larsen caleblarsen.com, Régine Debatty we-make-money-not-art.com, Heather Kelley kokoromi.org, Vincent Moon vincentmoon.com, Ken Wahl depthart.com, Reynold Reynolds reynold-reynolds.com, Bram Snijders sitd.nl, Mez Breeze furtherfield.org/​display_user.php?ID=403, Zeesy Powers zeesypowers.com, Joachim Stein joaoflux.net, Eric Poettschacher shapeshifters.net

social.net

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some studies for next theme’s workshop

Cicero on the Marmore waterfalls

Cicero's letter

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