Mark Zuckerberg: “The best levers for growth are often within the product itself.”

7 Mar 2024 · 1 min
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A short transcript excerpt of Mark Zuckerberg speaking about growth strategy for Facebook. He argues that the most effective levers for product growth are built into the product itself—enabling existing users to evangelize to friends—rather than relying primarily on traditional marketing. He emphasizes rigorous, data-driven experimentation and investing in data infrastructure to learn from experiments and guide engineering investments to grow the community.

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