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" Product-Led Onboarding is a must-read for anyone embarking on the critical activity of improving their user onboarding. " - Sean Ellis, Founder of GrowthHackers.com and Author of Hacking Growth " Product-Led Onboarding provides a detailed, practical, how-to guide to crafting the perfect user onboarding experience. " Nir Eyal, bestselling author of Hooked and IndistractableJust like dating, your company's growth depends on first impressions.If you've been in the SaaS space for some time, you're probably all too familiar with these Let’s face it. Today’s users are impulsive and easily distracted. They don’t have the time (or patience) to try and figure things out by themselves. They expect the product to be intuitive. Easy. And fast. What’s more, they want more than they paid (or didn’t pay) for, and they want it now. So, if their first date with your product is anything but silky-smooth, you risk losing out to the competition. Add to that a few, unfairly poor reviews and you’ll be more than just stuck. In this book, you’ll learn the simple 6-step strategy used by giants like Mixpanel, Ubisoft, and Outsystems that will get you more loyal clients in a fraction of the time. Best of all, it’s a process that will easily become second nature. Learn how Get this right and your new users will thrive with your product, and become lifelong customers.

Can your software sell itself? Convention and the trillion-dollar sales industry claim that it's impossible for your product to sell itself. Yet successful software businesses like Slack, Dropbox, Atlassian, and HubSpot make millions selling to customers who never once reached out to a sales rep. In Product-Led Growth: How to Build a Product That Sells Itself, growth consultant Wes Bush challenges the traditional SaaS marketing and sales playbook and introduces a completely new way to sell products. Bush reveals how your product--not expensive sales teams--can be the main vehicle to acquire, convert, and retain customers. In this step-by-step guide to Product-Led Growth, Bush explains: Why you should flip the traditional sales process on its head and turn your product into a sales machine; How to decide whether your business should use a free trial, freemium, or hybrid model; How to turn free users into happy, paying customers. History tells us that "how" you sell is just as important as "what" you sell. Blockbuster couldn't compete with Netflix by selling the same digital content, and you need to decide "when" not "if" you'll innovate on the way you sell. Are you going to be product-led? Or will you be disrupted, too?