Most customer research produces vague observations that sit in slides nobody reads. Proper research uncovers specific pain points, validates assumptions, and reveals what actually drives buying decisions. Learn to run research that produces actionable insights, not just interesting quotes.

Before you start interviews or surveys, get clear on what you actually need to learn to improve your specific growth strategy and decisions.
Use heatmaps, recordings, and survey data to uncover friction. Discover confusion and blockers that hurt your conversion rates and user experience.
Select the right people to interview, use proven email templates, offer appropriate incentives, and schedule interviews that actually happen on time.
Customer interviews are the best source of insight if you know how to run them properly. Most marketers don't, so learn the right approach here.
You've got the interviews so now what? Turn transcripts into clear, actionable insights that actually drive growth decisions and priority changes.
Turn interview notes into a six-slide deck senior leaders will green-light in minutes. Make insights actionable with clear recommendations and next steps.

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Pick the One Metric that Matters for your stage. Build lean dashboards and use data to decide the next best move.
Understand the underlying progress customers try to make by hiring products to uncover motivations that drive purchases beyond surface-level features.
Identify specific problems customers experience to position solutions around relieving frustrations they're motivated to solve rather than nice-to-have features.
Watch real users attempt tasks with your product to identify friction points that analytics alone can't reveal and prioritise improvements that remove blockers.
Conduct structured conversations with customers to uncover problems, motivations, and decision processes that surveys and analytics can't reveal.
Capture exact language customers use to describe problems and solutions to write copy that resonates because it mirrors how your market actually thinks and speaks.
Plan your week like your marketing budget. Manage tasks with a system you trust. Stay out of inbox traps. Protect deep work time. Run better meetings. Close your week with a firebreak.
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Define your organic growth strategy with traffic goals. Build a content production workflow. Create content that educates and converts. Optimise for search engines and AI. Repurpose across channels.
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Develop LinkedIn ads strategy that targets decision-makers. Set up campaigns with proper tracking. Learn Google Ads strategy for high-intent keywords. Master creative principles that drive conversions.
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Optimise your profile so it converts visitors to leads. Warm up your network before posting. Build a content calendar that keeps you ahead. Write posts that drive action. Time publishing to maximise reach.
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Without clear strategy, every tactic feels like a guess. Define who you're for, what problem you solve, and how each touchpoint moves them closer to buying. Turn scattered efforts into a coherent system where marketing, sales, and product pull in the same direction.
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Plan course structure that moves students from problem to solution. Script lessons clearly. Record with simple equipment. Edit efficiently. Package for platforms like Thinkific or Teachable.
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