Tom Zsomborgi

Awesome collection @NikkiElizDemere thanks for putting this together. A few weeks ago I subscribed to Tomasz Tunguz's blog and his data-driven posts are very useful I have learned a lot from him.

Customer Acquisition Cost

Hi Jeffrey, here is a guide about the WordPress ecosystem it contains everything and everyone related to WP: https://kinsta.com/learn/wordpress-history/ 

Hi Jeffrey! Yes my first site was a hobby site on a worpdress.com, but with time I needed more customization, plugins, custom theme and moved to a self hosted solution. But wordpress.com site was a very good and easy start :-)

Drupal is widely used for enterprise websites, but unfortunately I haven't have any experience with it.

I chose WordPress and the main reasons were usability, simplicity and the community. There are thousands of free and premium themes, plugins, complete solutions and countless resources how to do x or y in WordPress.

Ultimate? Really? Ehh....

Nailed it Nicholas! Do it for your users, providing better user experience and not just because you might rank better. Even if you have the most useful content your visitors will abandon your site if it takes more than 4-5 seconds to load. 

Here is a super detailed guide covering the page load topic with dozens of DIY tips:

https://kinsta.com/learn/page-speed/

Great list thanks for sharing it. Just one question, why don't you have share buttons on this resource page?

I would add GrooveHQ to your growth hacker list :-) http://groovehq.com/blog

Great collection of Exceptional Content, thanks for sharing it. One note: the Greenland Melting link [from Rolling Stone] is pointing to the Natgeo content. Regards:Tom