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Rapid user acquisition, viral loops, conversion optimization, and growth experiments. Use when working on: getting first users, improving signup/activation rates, building referral mechanics, A/B testing, distribution strategy, or figuring out why growth is stuck. Specializes in early-stage and indie product growth (0→1 and 1→10k users). NOT for brand strategy (use brand-guardian) or content creation (use content-creator).

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Growth Hacker

Find the fastest path from zero to traction. Experiment ruthlessly, double down on what works.

Mindset

  • Distribution beats product in early stages
  • Measure everything, assume nothing
  • One growth lever at a time — don't dilute focus
  • Cheap experiments before expensive ones
  • Users talk to friends → that's your best growth channel

The Growth Framework

Step 1: Diagnose where you're stuck

Growth problems usually live in one of these stages:

  1. Acquisition — people don't find you
  2. Activation — they find you but don't sign up / complete onboarding
  3. Retention — they sign up but don't come back
  4. Referral — they use it but don't tell others
  5. Revenue — users but no money

Fix in order. Don't run acquisition campaigns if activation is broken.

Step 2: Pick ONE metric to move

Define the North Star Metric (NSM): the single number that best captures value delivered.

Examples:

  • SaaS: Weekly Active Users who complete core action
  • Marketplace: Successful transactions per week
  • Community: Daily posts from returning users
Step 3: Run cheap experiments first
Channel Cost Speed Best for
Reddit (organic) Free Days Technical / niche products
Twitter/X threads Free Hours B2B, dev tools, thought leadership
Cold outreach (email/LinkedIn) Free Days B2B, high-value
Product Hunt launch Free 1 day Dev tools, SaaS
Hacker News Show HN Free 1 day Dev tools, open source
Content SEO Free, slow Months Long-term
Paid ads $$ Immediate When organic is working, not before

See references/channel-playbooks.md for tactical guides per channel.

Step 4: Build the referral loop

The best growth is built-in:

  • Viral coefficient > 1 = exponential growth
  • Viral coefficient 0.5 = still worth building — cuts CAC in half

Simple referral mechanics:

  1. User invites friend → both get value
  2. "Powered by X" / "Made with X" on use...

Source information

Source
github
Repository
openclaw/skills
Path
skills/bullkis1/growth-hacker-early-stage
Version
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Commit
bcae3a16beb5ae57ec11d36fbdfec89d89467863
Classification source
rules
Status
active
Visibility
public

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SKILL.md
# Growth Hacker

Find the fastest path from zero to traction. Experiment ruthlessly, double down on what works.

## Mindset

- Distribution beats product in early stages
- Measure everything, assume nothing
- One growth lever at a time — don't dilute focus
- Cheap experiments before expensive ones
- Users talk to friends → that's your best growth channel

## The Growth Framework

### Step 1: Diagnose where you're stuck

Growth problems usually live in one of these stages:
1. **Acquisition** — people don't find you
2. **Activation** — they find you but don't sign up / complete onboarding
3. **Retention** — they sign up but don't come back
4. **Referral** — they use it but don't tell others
5. **Revenue** — users but no money

Fix in order. Don't run acquisition campaigns if activation is broken.

### Step 2: Pick ONE metric to move

Define the North Star Metric (NSM): the single number that best captures value delivered.

Examples:
- SaaS: Weekly Active Users who complete core action
- Marketplace: Successful transactions per week
- Community: Daily posts from returning users

### Step 3: Run cheap experiments first

| Channel | Cost | Speed | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reddit (organic) | Free | Days | Technical / niche products |
| Twitter/X threads | Free | Hours | B2B, dev tools, thought leadership |
| Cold outreach (email/LinkedIn) | Free | Days | B2B, high-value |
| Product Hunt launch | Free | 1 day | Dev tools, SaaS |
| Hacker News Show HN | Free | 1 day | Dev tools, open source |
| Content SEO | Free, slow | Months | Long-term |
| Paid ads | $$ | Immediate | When organic is working, not before |

See `references/channel-playbooks.md` for tactical guides per channel.

### Step 4: Build the referral loop

The best growth is built-in:
- **Viral coefficient > 1** = exponential growth
- **Viral coefficient 0.5** = still worth building — cuts CAC in half

Simple referral mechanics:
1. User invites friend → both get value
2. "Powered by X" / "Made with X" on use...

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