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We found 3 episodes of Converge Coffee with the tag “jack paxton”.
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Episode 60: Focusing Your Product to Serve Your Customers
January 31st, 2020 | 20 mins 24 secs
customer engagement, customer service, jack paxton, messaging, startup marketing, vyper, vyper.io
In this episode, I sit down with Jack Paxton, co-founder of Vyper.io. We dive into what's new with Vyper since over a year since the last recording. We go deeper into why companies should focus on one or two particular features and expand resources to help customers. Jack also gives some great startup marketing advice after 2 years working on Vyper.
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Episode 10: Paid Acquisition and Media Buying Strategic Steps
June 8th, 2018 | 30 mins 57 secs
customer acquisition, customer experience, design, facebook advertising, google adwords, jack paxton, messaging, online media buying, paid acquisition, paid advertising, paxton projects, pay per click, pinterest advertising, ppc, reddit advertising
In this episode, I sit down with Jack Paxton, owner of Paxton Project and co-founder of Vyper, and talk about the steps to be an effective paid marketer today. We dive deeper on Jack's experience spending more than $100 to $150 million in advertising. Jack goes more in depth on these steps in the episode. 1) Use data to make decisions 2) Always be testing, never assume results 3) Use pixels to be more accurate in your testing 3) Segment your traffic in cold, warm, and hot and use different types of messaging to move them down the funnel 4) Use attribution on your advertising. Know how long and how much to get customers.
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Episode 2: Marketing a Growth Hacking Product
October 16th, 2017 | 39 mins 23 secs
affiliate marketing, growth hacking, jack paxton, marketing tech, marketing technology, martech, viral marketing
In this episode, I sit down with Jack Paxton, co-founder of Vyper, and talk about why marketers need a growth hacking strategy before they select a product. Paxton explains how he growth hacked building Vyper and why he listens to his customers to make Vyper a better product for viral growth hacking.