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FROM ZERO TO HERO: SLACK’S MARKETING STRATEGY (7 TACTICS TO IMPLEMENT) The outrages growth of Slack is not a secret anymore with the company achieving $4 billion worth in almost four years. Their debut wasn’t less impressive, the Slack platform encountering 8,000 access requests right from the first day of the app’s launching. And if the numbers did not amaze you, maybe the fact that they did not have any outbound sales team ideas? Some guru marketers? Well, none of that in the beginning, but, definitely, a clear focus on interacting with individuals instead of tools meant to ease the communication within a team or department, replacing the traditional use of emails or phone messages. In a simpler way, it can be defined as a messaging app allowing you to share privately or in group discussions (chat rooms) different types Its name was created from 5 acronyms meaning Searchable Log of All Conversation and Knowledge 1. STRONG ROOTS: EXPERIENCED CO-FOUNDERS As expected, such a success was not achieved by mistake. Its roots are based on years of experience and failures faced by a skilled founding team. Before building the Slack software, the co-founders, Bu*terfield, Eric Costello along with Cal Henderson and Serguei Mourachov spilled their creativity in establishing a solid foundation However, despite a great business model, the project was bought, in 2005, by Yahoo, for only $35 billion. Later on, the founders considered the selling decision and its follow-ups some regrettable mistakes. ------------------------- 2. OVERCOMING MARKET BARRIERS WITH FREE SUBSCRIPTIONS Since its launching, Slack promised to diminish and facilitate the communication problems within a project's development. Moreover, the software appeared in crisis time, where the emails’ avalanche was the first thing to ruin your day at work. Despite all these favorable factors, the company decided to offer also a free version for Slack. Obviously, the paid alternative unlocked additional features, but the free version was a strategy that triggered a high number of users