According to the training, what are the three primary ways Growth-Driven Design can have a greater impact on client results than traditional web design?

Growth-Driven Design (GDD) offers significant advantages over traditional web design by focusing on continuous improvement and data-driven decisions. The three primary impacts are: 1. Quicker time to value: GDD launches a functional website quickly, then iteratively improves it, delivering value sooner than a long, traditional redesign. 2. Drives better results and revenue: By continuously optimizing based on user data and performance metrics, GDD ensures the website effectively supports business goals, leading to improved conversions and revenue. 3. Creates happier clients: The iterative nature, transparency, and focus on measurable results lead to greater client satisfaction as they see ongoing progress and impact. The other options include elements not explicitly highlighted as primary impacts in the training (e.g., increased transparency with the CMO, global reach, multilanguage functionality, empowering marketers to optimize, or being less expensive overall). While some of these might be secondary benefits, they are not the core three emphasized impacts.