great question...so basically we can just pick 14-days for the initial implementation and then look at user data once we're live with enough users to see a clear pattern?

for sure!

yes it is

Assuming you did that.

What would be step 2?

Here's the SaaS I need to grow:
www.getsocialkit.com

maybe I'm a real pro at sucking at cold outbound?

(Which for sure is true)

But in all honesty:

We were doing it for ReactSquad.io and there are thousands of dev shops that are spamming everyone, so we likely immediately got mentally put into that bucket....

Here’s my life now:

Jamming with a content team that provides value to everyone seeing our content.

AND getting enough returns to double down on building a media flywheel.

To butcher the words of Jason Cohen

'There are a ton of ways to build a business. So pick the one you like the most.'

3. Focus on deep content that provides value to the people you're trying to sell.

1. You don’t need to be an Adam Robinson with his 111k followers to make 💰

➡️ It's about reaching the right people, not aiming for fame.

2. Get help from a marketer:

➡️ Founders are always overloaded and short on time, so he has a weekly 30-minute call, which the marketer uses to draft content.

The funny thing is that planning comes naturally to me.

It’s like play—intellectually stimulating and a little addictive.

So, here’s the deal I’ve made with myself: planning is now a weekend-only hobby.

This year, I'm focusing on becoming a better SaaS marketer and creating content.

• Coordinate the pricing strategy.
• Gather all knowledge and insights from the different departments
• And arrive at a decision the whole company aligns with.. 💪

📣Marketing:
Creating buyer personas and responsible for product positioning, messaging, and benefits.

🤓 Management:
The startup's CEO should be the one to…