Hackers, Assemble! The round 4 results of the by mParticle and HackerNoon are live! Growth Marketing Writing Contest Here’s a quick reminder on how the contest works - You can win from $12,000 prize pool by writing a story on . Here are a few topic suggestions shared by mParticle: #growth-marketing Product Management Customer Data Platforms (CDP) Growth Marketing Data Engineering Data Management . Submit your #growth-marketing story today The Growth Marketing Writing Contest: Round 4 Nominations & Winners For selecting the top 10 nominations, we picked all the stories with the #growth-marketingtag on HackerNoon, published in December 2022. Then we chose the top stories using 60:30:10 weightage respectively to: Number of hours read The number of people reached The freshness of the content Here are the top 10 nominations: by How to Build a Multi-Million Dollar Business from Scratch Without Investing in Marketing @antagonist by How I Made Programming Flashcards A Thing @tomaszs by What Product Team Structure is Right for You? @lazutkina by The Pointless TaskMaster: Why Product Management Might be a BS Job @eduardo.mignot by Why Web3 Projects Fail With Growth Marketing: 3 Fundamental Mistakes @web3mops by How to Find X When Your Product + X = Success @correspondentone by Growth Marketing for Dev Tools: Everything You Need to Know @annamarsx by How to Build a Community for your Blockchain Project @pavlokarapinka by Growth Loops; the Business Essential @theweb3diary by The Future of Growth Marketing: Predictions and Trends for 2023 and Beyond @chinechnduka The clear winner in first place with 40% of the votes is: https://hackernoon.com/how-i-made-programming-flashcards-a-thing?embedable=true Don't get me wrong, it's great that there are so many ways to learn programming. However, many people get lost in all this. Should I learn through a course, go to a bootcamp or buy a book? What language to learn? Everyone responds differently. If you add to this the authors of texts and courses who pour water instead of writing specifically and clearly, entering the world of programming seems very chaotic and difficult. That's why I found flashcards attractive, as opposed to the trend that discourages programming. You can fit very little information on a flashcard. However, this is still not interesting enough to reach for the flashcards. That's why I enriched them with sci-fi fantasy illustrations. In this way, they are beautiful and evoke Stoneheart or Magic The Gathering. Congratulations, @ , your storytelling is lit 🔥🔥🔥. You have won $1,000! tomaszs In the second place, we have: https://hackernoon.com/growth-loops-the-business-essential?embedable=true The growth loop for Netflix begins with providing a tailored viewing experience. Netflix is able to recommend new content and adapt its catalog to each individual user by utilizing data from customer viewing patterns and preferences. Customers are encouraged to explore more material and engage more deeply with the platform as a result of this. Congratulations, . You have won $600. @theweb3diary The story scoring the third position is: https://hackernoon.com/how-to-build-a-community-for-your-blockchain-project?embedable=true Forget about useless checklists from 2017 - they don't work anymore. Communicate with your audience, spark them with your ideas, and always ask what they want to see on your channels. If you don't know how to move or you get stuck at some stage, it doesn't matter. Any difficulties are solvable, and, as we have already demonstrated above, there are plenty of tools for promotion. Well-deserved ! You have won $400. @pavlokarapinka Congratulations again to all the nominations and winners. Visit today to view all the current and upcoming contests! These contests are for everyone! Share your stories and win $$$! contests.hackernoon.com

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