​Growth hacks are attention loopholes: places where a platform hands out distribution for free, until enough people notice and the window closes.

​Never heard of us? enso (enso.bot) is an agentic growth hacking lab. We deploy AI agents wherever customers already spend time, including Google, Reddit, LinkedIn, Wikipedia, and ChatGPT, to find those loopholes and turn them into pipeline before anyone else notices. We run experiments every week and publish the results, including the ones that flopped, at enso.bot/blog.

​Thursday, August 20 · 30 minutes · free · recording sent to every registrant

​Every week we walk through two growth hacks we actually ran: the exact play, the real numbers, and what failed.

​This week growth hacks:

• ​Airtable Marketplace: 2.1K template installs in 90 days — We discovered a high-visibility, yet under-utilized, area within the Airtable Marketplace. By publishing focused template solutions, we captured significant attention from users actively seeking new ways to extend their workflows. This led to a substantial volume of installs and qualified leads without direct advertising spend. (2.1K installs template installs)

• ​Zendesk App Marketplace: 200+ installs in 60 days — We noticed attention leaking from the Zendesk App Marketplace's internal search rankings. By consistently updating our app and optimizing its metadata, we found a path to increased visibility and drove over 200 new customer installations in two months. (200+ installs)

​No pitches. No slides. Just the teardown.