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Growth Hacking
Sean Ellis coined the term for clever acquisition tactics, but it devolved into spammy viral loops, dark patterns, and the delusion that tricks could replace genuine product-market fit, leaving a trail of churned users. Growth Hacking often generates a 60% higher churn rate in the first 90 days than the average startup with a proven fit.
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