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Growth loops

A funnel converts a cohort once. A loop turns each output back into the input, so growth compounds. Build for loops first.

Highest leverage · slowest start

Word-of-Mouth Loop

Patients who hit M3 with strong outcomes refer a friend → friend converts at 2–3× the cold rate → friend's outcomes feed back into NPS & UGC pool.

Multiplier · K-factor target ≥ 0.4 by M9

Compounds for years

Content / SEO Loop

Long-form clinical content earns search rank → ranked content captures high-intent traffic → conversions fund more content → deeper topic authority earns more rank.

Multiplier · 8–14× ROI by month 18 vs paid-only

Fastest signal · weakest moat

Paid Acquisition Loop

Paid drives patients → patient data improves model targeting → server-side conversion signal sharpens lookalikes → blended CAC drops → reinvest savings into channel expansion.

Multiplier · Bid on retention, not conversion. CAC drops 20–40% over 90 days.

How to use

Growth loops

Recurring marketing programs that produce briefs on a schedule, not as one-offs. Loops are the always-on layer of customer acquisition.

Loop types

  • Always-on prospecting — fresh hooks weekly for cold audiences
  • Lifecycle — onboarding, day-3, week-1 nurture sequences
  • Win-back — re-engagement for churned users
  • Retention — long-term adherence and habit reinforcement

How to use this page

  1. Each card shows one loop with its cadence and last run timestamp.
  2. Click into a loop to see its full configuration and recent variant output.
  3. Loops can be paused — useful if a persona's voice is being retuned.
  4. Stale loops (no recent variants) usually mean the cron didn't fire — check the scheduler.

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