The short answer: differently than you run Google or Meta. The auction physics, targeting, and optimization loop are all different. Port the Meta playbook in and you'll burn $3K in 14 days and conclude the channel doesn't work. The quick answer: join the AI Ads Masterclass cohort.
$3K/month minimum for 60 days. Less than that doesn't generate enough data to optimize. If you can't deploy $3K/mo, you're not ready for scale yet — see the Foundations waitlist below.
You would start by seeing if we’re a good fit to work together – this tool should help you do that.
You can find the highlights here.
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No. The Founders Cohort is built for DTC, ecommerce, and direct-responseservice businesses. B2B SaaS with 6-month sales cycles operates on adifferent attribution model — see the B2B Edition waitlist.
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I'm not doing many podcasts these days, but if you're interested in having me on, email my VA.
I rarely do public speaking, but if you're interested in having me speak, email my VA.
AEO is the organic discipline — getting cited as the answer inside ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude without paying (analogous to SEO). It's incredibly difficult, but critical for long-term success as a 6-24 month compounding game. ChatGPT Ads is paid placement — predictable, controllable, measurable inside 4 weeks. The Masterclass is the paid program to learn the repeatable system & best practices.
It’s not easy, but with a bit of work & strategy, you can build a highly-compelling pitch. Read, "How to Build a Winning Pitch Deck". While it focuses on tech company pitches, it's relevant to most type of businesses.
I don't know. If you don’t have hundreds of thousands in the bank or enough revenue coming in to pay you a salary, then probably not.
If investors or willing to back you (with multiple 100s of thousand dollars), then you should discuss going all-in with them.
Alternatively, if you have existing consistent revenue that you can pay yourself a monthly salary, then consider taking it full-time.
But I'd strongly recommend getting traction first in either case.
Not every business is perfect for venture capital, and there’s a big movement surrounding non-venture forms of investment.
Read “Should You Bootstrap Instead”
I work with a select group of founders 1:1 through Unicorn Capital, but not beyond that.
I would suggest reading
Pitch Anything
Influence and Pre-Suasion
The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs
If you’re looking to get better at pitching fast, that’s where I’d start.
I don’t make intros to founders whose businesses I invested in.