Exploring the boundless world of growth. Use cases, growth marketing and product process.

On Friday, October 1, our CPO & Co-founder, Danny Saltaren, was awarded the National Design Award 2021 in the category of Young Designers by the Ministry of Science and Innovation.

Doorway has been one of the most interesting projects we have faced. It has been a road full of challenges and learning. When the co-founders shared their idea with us we were super excited: it was a type of MVP we had never seen before, a new social network that was meant to change the way influencers and their followers interacted. Although the project meant a new paradigm we respected our usual process: we started with the definition and concept of the brand, then we developed the design and created the layout. In the meanwhile, we designed the data strategy that Doorway was to follow.

We talk all the time about Product Marketing, it is a prominent role that exists across both B2B and B2C companies mostly in the USA (EU is catching-up), but it's pretty hard to find a good definition of it anywhere.

In this post we dive deep into the challenges of building a marketplace without code in Myspalist, using Webflow, Twillio, Integromat...

We've moved to Basecamp to improve our task management process, and we're very happy with the results, better than Notion, Coda or Clubhouse

How to create and define the data strategy for an international marketplace. In this post we describe how we identified the problem, defined the structure and implement the data for My Spalist, a therapist services marketplace.

Webflow is one of our favorite tools, due to the potential for independence it gives teams, its simplicity and speed when building web pages.

We know that the study of metrics is something vital in the life of any project. Monitoring the data helps us to design improvement strategies and position ourselves based on hypotheses that, thanks to these numbers , show us objectively what the trends are.

If you are in the validation phase of your MVP prior to the launch of your project, you are probably interested in finding out if your product or service has potential customers. One of the ways to check it is by integrating a form in your website or in the landing page. This way you will be able to see directly all the users who decide to write to you.

If you have a website, surely you spend a lot of time thinking of ways to improve and update it. Nowadays offering the best digital service is no longer optional but essential.

Through this tutorial we are going to learn how to create a blog in Webflow. You will find this guide written step by step and so it would be easy to learn even if this is your first time creating a blog in Webflow.

There are different #Nocode tools that will allow you to easily add intelligent forms to your website, our favourite one is Arengu. Thanks to its logic, you will be able to create forms without a single line of code! In this post, learn how to integrate Arengu with Webflow.