For most of the past 15 years, the playbook for growing a consumer product was close to a science. We saw this up close at Hulu, Crunchyroll, and HBO Max. Each of those companies scaled by investing in similar growth functions:Audience development: growing followers and engagement on all social platforms, aimed at driving awareness and affinity for our brands.Lifecycle comms: using low-cost channels, like email & product notifications, to communicate with our "owned" audience to drive engagem...

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In this post, we look at the challenge of coins at a post-level, and scratch the surface on the types of experimentation we may see moving forward.

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