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Nick Lafferty
Head of Growth Marketing @ Loom
Nick Lafferty is a seasoned growth marketing operator and leader who successfully transitioned to working for himself, earning $30k/month within six months of leaving his job in May 2023.
With over 10 years of experience in growth marketing, Nick specializes in helping B2B SaaS companies achieve rapid growth by leveraging his expertise in Google Ads, LinkedIn marketing, demand generation strategies, and technical marketing.
Nick excels in turning around underperforming Google Ads accounts, optimizing them for maximum results and profitability.
He also provides valuable insights on effective organic and paid growth strategies on LinkedIn, empowering companies to modernize their demand generation approaches and achieve sustainable long-term results.
Known for his hands-on approach and problem-solving skills, Nick is a dedicated and results-oriented marketer who thrives on tackling challenges head-on and finding effective solutions.
Beyond his technical marketing skills, Nick is a skilled networker who enjoys connecting with new people online and sharing his knowledge generously.
As the founder of The Early Exit Club newsletter, Nick freely imparts his wisdom and experience, including sharing his monthly revenue numbers to inspire and educate others in the marketing industry.
Nick holds a Master of Science (MS) in Economics and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Economics from The University of Texas at Dallas.
Throughout his career, Nick has held various growth marketing consulting positions at companies like Float, Air, AngelList, Glean, Vimcal, Teleport, Magical, Contractor Appointments, JotForm, Cardinal Financial Company, PhoneBurner, Osmosis - Knowledge Diffusion, among others.
He has also worked in leadership roles such as VP of Marketing at NickLafferty.com, Head of Growth Marketing at Mailgun by Sinch, and Head of Paid Search at Modernize.
Nick's educational background, coupled with his extensive practical experience in growth marketing, make him a sought-after expert in the industry, renowned for his innovative strategies and impactful results.
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pls help :)
I've always sent my newsletter in the morning because that's when I most prefer to read newsletter content -- is it just me?
asking after I just unsub'd from a newsletter that constantly hit me at like 2pm. I just can't do it when I'm deep in client work and I rarely boomerang it back to myself to read later.
