Cartoon-style rocket launching from a launchpad with smoke and flames, surrounded by pine trees and mountains.

GROWTHSPRINT

Early stage and chasing opportunity? GROWTHSPRINT is the place to start.

Every passion brand hits a point where growth options multiply faster than clarity. You have ideas — maybe even too many — but you're not sure which ones are worth chasing, which need more validation, and which to leave behind entirely.

GROWTHSPRINT is a focused engagement (weeks not months) built to answer exactly that.

For many passion brands, it's the fastest way to get unstuck and a smart place to start.

Let's Grow

Turn actions into learning. Turn learning into growth.

GROWTHSPRINT uses the effective feedback loop from Lean Startup. We help you put structure around the feedback loop and teach you how to turn learning into growth.

Diagram illustrating a business cycle with four steps: Ideas, Build, Measure, and Learn. Ideas fuel the start; build develops ideas; measure tests them; learn is the feedback for the next cycle.

Credit: “Build/Measure/Learn” feedback loop featured in “The Lean Startup” by Eric Ries

We begin with insights from four areas.

STEP 01

  1. What kind of brand do we want to be and why should people care?

  2. Who are our customers and what are their goals and motivations?

  3. What collaborators are in our ecosystem and how do they relate to each other?

  4. How is our product or service unique and how is it delivered?

Insights turn into ideas via guiding questions.

STEP 02
Two sheets of colorful sticky notes on a white background, with blue circles containing questions about customer experience and business strategies. 
STEP 03

Filter ideas with custom criteria to define your sprint.

Idea filter 
Prepare the launch pad...
Two screenshots of "test and learn" method tools. The first contains an experiment with findinds, the second contains tasks to be executed based on the experiment.

Get growing with prioritized tasks that are time-boxed and ready for action.

Some tasks are intended for learning and based on our initial hypotheses. Success is defined by “validated learning”.

Other tasks are intended for direct execution because uncertainty is low. Success is defined by positive and material ROI.

An illustration of a rocket launching (symbolizing fast business growth), with flames and smoke, flanked by trees and a flag on a platform.

Get unstuck quick
with a Prickly Loon GROWTHSPRINT.

Get unstuck quick
with a Prickly Loon GROWTHSPRINT.

Let's Grow