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Drew Houston had a problem most founders would envy. His one-year-old startup, Dropbox, had attracted 75,000 eager people to its waiting list. Yet something wasn't clicking. The product struggled to break beyond tech enthusiasts, competitors were circling, and the bank account held just $1.2 million. Traditional marketing wisdom suggested spending on ads, PR campaigns, maybe hiring a big-name CMO. Instead, Houston made a call that would rewrite the rules of modern business growth. What happened next sounds almost too simple: offer users 250MB of free storage for each friend they invite. Referrals jumped 60% overnight. Through relentless testing and tweaking, Dropbox exploded from 100,000 to 4 million users in 14 months-without spending a dollar on traditional marketing. This wasn't luck or magic. It was the birth of growth hacking, a discipline now reshaping everyone from scrappy startups to giants like IBM and Walmart. The secret? Stop treating growth like a mystery and start treating it like a science. Most companies are organized like medieval kingdoms-marketing rules one territory, product development another, engineering a third. Each fiefdom guards its borders, rarely sharing intelligence or coordinating attacks. This siloed approach creates a painfully slow cycle where good ideas take quarters or years to implement, if they survive the bureaucratic gauntlet at all. McKinsey research shows that while 80% of executives acknowledge cross-boundary coordination is crucial, only 25% say their organizations actually do it well. Harvard professors found people in the same business unit interact 1,000 times more frequently than those across different units. Breaking this pattern isn't just helpful-it's existential.
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