14-day growth sprint
Two weeks on one metric. We run two or three experiments and keep only the ones that work.
Who it's for
"Sprints usually pay off fastest on lead and request conversion, MQL to SQL handling, the share of warm leads, and how many users reach activation."
– Teams that already know roughly where the problem is and want the number to move this month. Another report won't help them
– Companies where experiments happen in bursts and then stop for a month
– Founders who need a visible result before committing to a longer engagement
– Companies where experiments happen in bursts and then stop for a month
– Founders who need a visible result before committing to a longer engagement
How the 14 days go
One owner on your side and 2 to 4 hours a week from the team. Marketing and sales join short syncs.
- Diagnostics (days 1 and 2)Data, funnel, CRM, product events, how sales works.01
- Focus (day 3)We choose one bottleneck and one success metric.02
- Experiments (days 4 to 12)2 or 3 tests where the bottleneck is: offer, landing page, form, qualification, CRM triggers, nurturing, onboarding or ABM.03
- Results (days 13 and 14)We measure, calculate the impact and decide what to scale.04
What you get
Tracking that works
For the metric we chose
2 or 3 experiments
Each with a hypothesis, a metric and a verdict
A short write-up
What worked, what didn't and why
A scaling plan
For the next 4 to 8 weeks
Start with a 5-day growth audit
Get your team running sprints without me
FAQ
- Do you do the work or just advise?I run the experiments together with your team, and I'm responsible for measuring them properly.
- What if none of the experiments win?Then you know which ideas to stop spending on, and the backlog already has the next ones ranked. A clean negative result in two weeks is cheaper than a quarter of guessing.
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