You can't make anyone buy anything — the decision is always theirs. So the work is designing what they see, when, and in what order, so choosing you is the easy choice.
I started Every Good Idea because I always had a lot of ideas. Sound familiar?
Most founders do. The problem is never the ideas — it's the follow-through. You test something for a month or two, it doesn't work, and you're on to the next one. B2B sales doesn't reward that. It rewards patience and repetition — showing up the fifteenth time, not just the first.
I spent 16 years learning that the hard way: starting on a retail floor at 19, through corporate (never again), through an early-stage startup, to now — helping founders sell to the buyers who take the longest to say yes.
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