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Classic business advice: "Solve big, obvious problems."

Sounds smart. It's also terrible advice for 99% of founders.

Every mega urgent problem with a huge TAM?

Most founders overcomplicate sales.

Chris Caputo kept it simple:

-> Find a niche
-> Build what your clients actually need
-> Stop discounting

In this episode of Payrollin'

Most product launches flop.

Not because the idea sucks.

But because the team thinks hype = reach.

Here’s what we did differently: We didn’t have a

There is no one right way to do anything.

No right way to do sales.
No right way to do content.
No right way to do

Most founders quit too early.
They want abundance but bail when scarcity shows up.

I get it, it's hard.

The truth?

Abundance doesn’t come from hype

I raised $300K in VC for my first startup. I’ve bootstrapped my current one to $9M ARR.

Here’s what they don’t tell you about

Ever wondered if you're under charging for your services? Or maybe (potentially even worse)...

Just pricing your services based on what other businesses similar

Most founders have hobbies dressed up as startups.

Why?

Because you never built a real offer and they aren’t able to solve problems -

After bootstrapping Expandi to $10M ARR, I can say this with confidence:

The easiest way to build a SaaS is to not start with

Nothing is sacred in business since the evolution of AI.

You can rip a competitor’s entire playbook—content, code, visuals, audience insights—with one screenshot and

To all the business owners and entrepreneurs out there - keep going.

What most founders think will fix their revenue issue:

- more content
- more offers
- more SDRs
- more leads
- more tech
- more ads
- new logo
-

4 days into starting my company, I had no sale. Should I have shut it down?

No, definitely not, that’s crazy talk.

Needs more

My number one enemy:

Shiny business syndrome

I swear this has got to be the hardest thing to fight.

And I used to be really bad

Last month, I took a week off in Mallorca with my family.

I didn’t check my email once while I was there.

Most founders think

Early days of a startup, it's tempting to just want to go spend a bunch of money to reach your audience.

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Last month, we got hit with a 1-star review on Trustpilot.

I spent 10 minutes and turned it into a happy customer.

A week ago,

I knew a CEO at a 800 person company who wanted to personally approve every single blog post his company published.

😬 My reaction:

Growth doesn’t look the same for everyone, and that’s something we really lean into at Impactable.

For me, it’s not just about helping the

I've always seen demo signals as almost the next version of PQL signals. And while we have a PQL motion, I got to