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When do you begin to prepare to duplicate a strategy that has proven successful?

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  1. Andy Ramirez ✪
    Andy Ramirez ✪

    GitLab Head of Growth Marketing • 1y

    You get a really good sense early on when something is working. Honestly, the best teams sometimes know as they’re building it that they’ve landed on something great. I’m terrible at that; predicting success before launch isn’t my strong suit. If I make a call while we’re building, you might actually be better off betting against me. But once it’s in motion, I know how to read the tea leaves and pick up on signals quickly. That ability to decode early indicators is what increases velocity. It’s ...Read More

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  2. Keara Cho
    Keara Cho

    Salesforce Sr. Director, Field Marketing • 2y

    I will keep this answer short and sweet. If a strategy drives quality pipe generation I would immediate duplicate and continue to refine.

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  3. Erika Barbosa
    Erika Barbosa

    Counterpart Marketing Lead | Formerly Issuu, OpenText, Webroot • 3y

    When do you begin to prepare to duplicate a strategy that has been proven successful? Now :). If you approach it from a testing mentality with a reasonable budget if applicable, what benefit do you gain from waiting? From my perspective, you should define success metrics at the very beginning of a campaign. This can of course vary by campaign type. Once this has been defined including the timeline and you reach a level of success, start planning your next hypothesis. I wouldn’t say there is a se ...Read More

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