Jordan West

E-Com Investor & Podcast Host | Multiple Exits| Avid Golfer, Biker + Hiker | Dad Of 3 | CEO + CMO | Mastermind Host

My Journey 
When I was 23 I decided to buy a Taco Del Mar restaurant... I knew I had made a huge mistake at 2pm the first day when only 3 customers had walked in... (and two of them were my parents haha) 
For 5 years I worked hard to grow sales every way I could think of and in the end, tripled our revenue which still didn't seem to matter on the profit side. (I lost a lot of money 💰)

The one thing that I seemed to be the best at in the restaurant endeavor was marketing and getting people in the door. 

Fast forward to 2014 when my wonderful wife Carmen (definitely my better half) started a modest baby clothing line and was selling at craft markets. 

I asked if I could test running a few ads on Facebook... and the rest is history. I learned every up-and-coming strategy and tactic and helped grow the small start-up to a multi-million dollar company and still growing!

Since then we have acquired multiple DTC brands and have built an agency (upGrowth Commerce) to service our brands as well as others who are in a similar situation to us!

In 2019 we started the podcast "secrets to scaling your e-commerce brand" which is now in the top 50 business/marketing podcasts in multiple countries including Canada and the United States.

I love connecting with people, so please connect. (I do have a no a**holes policy though, so don't connect if that's you.) 

I talk all about scaling businesses using paid ads on “Secrets To Scaling Your E-Commerce Brand”.

Chief Executive Officer

We just helped a brand pass $3,000,000/month on TikTok Shop LAST MONTH and it wasn’t luck!!

We’re now ranked as one of the Top 5 TikTok agencies in North America at Social Commerce Club!!

What I've seen is... 

Most brands have no clue what the investment into TikTok Shop ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE!

They guess when to spend, when to restock, or when they’ll hit break-even.

We don’t guess.

We plan every move using a forecasting system we built in-house. 

It shows exactly:

 📈 When to scale and how fast
 💸 When you’ll hit break-even
 📊 How much to invest in creators, inventory, and ad spend
 ⚙️ When to pull back or double down

That system is the same one we use daily to manage multi-million-dollar TikTok Shop brands.

And now, we’ve decided to make it available to other operators.

If you want the same forecasting tool we use to plan, invest, and measure scale... comment “Forecast” and I’ll DM it to you. 

(must be connected)

Let me know what you think!

Another random day 
Another random screenshot from TikTok Shop at Social Commerce Club 

This is ALL incremental as fas as we can measure!

PLUS HALO 

Once you nail this channel things het WILD 

But... 

You really have to invest in the beginning. 

It's not facebook ads 

The bar to breaking even is higher thann you think. 

I just built a forecasting tool that keeps EVERY SINGLE NUMBER in mind. 

Send me a DM and I'll connect you with my team to walk you through it for your brand to see where break-even happens on platform.

I want to be clear 🫠 
These daily random TikTok Shop GMV MAX screenshots that I share are from ADS driven results ONLY 🤩 

This doesn't include organic affiliate driven content 

I feel like the guy in 2015 trying to tell his friends that Facebook ads work (I was that guy lol) while the majoirty of people were waiting...

I realize that if you haven't gone HARD on TikTok shop you won't be able to to before BFCM 

But... 2026 will be the BIGGEST SHIFT into social commerce that we have seen. 

As AI content becomes more prevalent, HUMANS will crave human connection 

Which is why I believe that LIVE SHOPPING + Afilliate driven content will be the two biggest levers any brand can add to their arsensal. 

So what is my recomendation for bransnds in 2026? 

1. Talk to my team NOW to get in line at Social Commerce Club
2. If you can't afford us... I'll send you recommendations for cheaper agencies
3. If you're just trying to dip your toes in the water of TikTok shop join my skool group here https://lnkd.in/gMAu-gDZ

Me: “If you had one controversial take on what brands get wrong on TikTok Shop… what is it?”
Zohaib Rattu 🤳: “Over-subsidizing their products.”

Me: “Not could be cannibalizing your other channels… you ARE.”

That moment hit hard!!!

Because here’s what a lot of brands are doing right now:

They take their main hero SKU
Sell it full price everywhere else

Then make it stupid cheap on TikTok Shop “just to get sales” + get momentum

And then they’re shocked when

Amazon flatlines

TOTAL MER blows up

Retail partners start asking questions
TikTok didn’t break your unit economics.

You did!!

The way I think about TikTok Shop:

It’s the only channel that will pay you (even breakeven) to give you insane impressions.
If you even make $1 profit there

And you’re getting a $30 CPM worth of awareness for free
You’re winning.

The problem...

Most brands aren’t tracking the halo.
So they see “low-margin TikTok orders”

Instead of “cheap reach that lifts Amazon / Shopify / retail”.

If I were rebuilding your TikTok Shop strategy from scratch, I’d do 3 things:

1️⃣ Protect the hero
 
No more “fire sale” pricing on the SKU that drives your brand.
 Use:

 – Smaller bundles
 – Trial sizes
 – TikTok-only variants
 
And keep price architecture consistent across channels.

2️⃣ Define your blended model
 
Decide up front:
 – What MER are you happy with including TikTok
 – How you’ll measure halo (Amazon, Shopify, retail lift)
 – What CPM you’re effectively getting from organic + creator content

If TikTok is breakeven but blended MER is up and CPMs are down… keep going.

3️⃣ Make TikTok the awareness engine, not the profit center (at first) 
 
Creators get you reach.
 
Reach fills retargeting pools on Meta, Google, Amazon, retail.
 
Your job is to:

 – Seed a ton of creators
 – Let TikTok Shop break even
 – Harvest the profit off-platform

TikTok Shop doesn’t have to be “super profitable”. (at first)

It has to be super scalable.

Curious where you’re at...
 Are you still discounting your main hero SKU heavily on TikTok Shop? 

Or have you already pulled that back?

You’re talented?
Great! Let me tell you what matters more… 
And why talent is the thing that I look for last 👇👇 

Are you complainer? 
Are you a victim?
Do you not have a growth mindset?
Can you not take criticism?
Do you have a fragile Ego? 
Is it everything everybody else’s fault?


 if you answered, yes to any of the above, I don’t want you in any of my organizations.

If you are thinking to yourself, oh man, I have these people in my organization… do everything in your power to first coach and correct, but most likely you need to remove them. 

It’s incredible What will happen when you do! 

Anyone else with me?

Big ask LinkedIn 🙏
We’re looking for a head of live shopping at Social Commerce Club 

Will be insane growth over the next 5 years 

Maybe one of the biggest ops that I can think of TBH 

Will be sooooooo much work

But you will help us build something HUGE! 

NA based only 

Message me if you think it’s you. 

This role will report directly to the CEO btw

Yes yes yes 

We have been thinking more about what this role looks like from the agency perspective.

How we train fast

Who’s base knowledge makes them a good fit etc. 

And I will tell you what I know. 

99% of people don’t get it. 

They haven’t had the paradigm shift yet. 

It’s a new muscle 

It’s a new way of thinking. 

Working with creators is HARD! 

They don’t perform like ads do 😆

But this role is really big in terms of impact and responsibility 

Seems like more brands are catching on. 

But tbh I still feel like guy in 2014 telling their friends to invest as much as they can into Facebook ads and they laugh at me 🤷‍♂️🫤 when it comes to how big social commerce really is going to be!

Here’s how I look at this…

At Social Commerce Club we… 

1. take the highest performing tiktok shop content

2. Offer a percentage of ad spend (capped) to the creator to use their content on Meta 

3. Print brands cash with these ads omnichannel 

This is the 2025 playbook imo

Yesterday I was driving with my son who’s 6… 

We saw a bunch of billboards and he was asking about the messages on each

It reminded me of the classic Tim Ferris question… so I decided to ask him

“If you could put one message on a Billboard, what would it be?” 

He took about 3 seconds and said 

“My message would be “I love you””

This kid gets it ❤️

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Parker Burr

Bylders

We generate sustainable growth for direct-to-consumer brands. As a boutique shop by choice, we go deep, not wide—becoming true partners to our clients. 

From full-stack email marketing strategies to membership programs that supercharge retention, we deliver personalized, profit-first solutions that scale with your business.

Let’s byld something extraordinary together → www.bylders.io

Founder & CEO

Rally

LinkedIn changed the course of my career. 

From connecting with key partners to landing high-profile projects, I’ve seen firsthand the incredible power of growing your network and increasing engagement on LinkedIn. 

That’s why I co-founded Rally—to help business owners and high-level operators get the most out of LinkedIn.

At Rally, we focus on helping businesses and individuals expand their reach, boost engagement, and generate new leads on LinkedIn. 

If you’re ready to tap into LinkedIn’s potential, Rally is here to help you grow where it matters most.

Join today and start growing within 24 hours ➡️ GrowRally.com

Co-Founder

Vestee

I joined Vestee as their first advisor, working closely with Julie Grumman to revolutionize customer acquisition for eCommerce brands. Excited to lead the way in beta testing and offer first mover advantage to Shopify merchants.

Advisor

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Founding Partner

Flagship

Joined the team as employee #3 to build out the brand side of the marketplace. 

Grew from 0 to 400+ brands on platform in less than two years. 

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Helping brands unlock the creator economy to scale faster, further and easier than ever before. 

Building the future of creators and commerce. 

Backed by Sequoia Capital, Index Ventures and several industry leaders from the leading platform and e-commerce brands.

Head of Brand Partnerships

Feat Clothing

Board Member

Built this business from concept to scaled, profitable international brand with wholesale, retail and direct-to-consumer distribution. 

it's time to get comfortable. 
The most comfortable [athleisure] clothing in the world.
Experience our BlanketBlend® & FlowTech® fabrics. ↴

www.featclothing.com

Stealth Startup

Building the future for creators & commerce. 

Backed by Sequoia Capital, Index Ventures and several industry leaders from the leading platform and e-commerce brands.

Promo Lacrosse 

Built company out of my dorm room, growing to over $1.2M in sales while in college. 

Sold company to industry leader Jan 1, 2017 for my first exit.

Founder & CEO 

I help brands scale with creators & email | 4x Founder

Hey! I'm a 4x founder who's built profitable businesses that customers genuinely love. Here's what I've been up to:

Rally: Co-founded this company because I saw how many talented founders were underutilizing LinkedIn. Now we help executives and businesses unlock real growth on this platform. (And yes, I see the irony of writing this on LinkedIn 😉)

Bylders: We transform DTC brands through email marketing that resonates and membership programs that generate consistent revenue. No fancy funding needed - just sustainable, profitable growth.

Feat Clothing: Where it all started. Bootstrapped this into a global comfort-wear brand reaching 100+ countries. Turns out making really comfortable clothes that look great is a winning formula.

Currently advising at Vestee because I love helping promising tech startups scale effectively.

Here's the truth: I'm passionate about building businesses that generate real value and actual profits. If you're focused on building something meaningful (and profitable), let's connect. I'm always excited to talk shop with fellow entrepreneurs who care about building sustainable businesses.

P.S. Proudly bootstrapped (almost) all the way. Because great businesses can be built on their own merits. 💪

Building the future of creators and commerce. 

Backed by Sequoia Capital, Index Ventures and several industry leaders from the leading platform and e-commerce brands.

An M&A lawyer walks into DTC and builds an 8-figure brand with 2-person team.

If that sounds like the setup to a joke, it isn’t. It’s the real story of Sam Coxe, founder of Flaus.

I spent the morning reading about how she pulled it off, and there were a few things that hit me in the face.

First
She didn’t try to win the old game. She created a new one.
Instead of competing inside “oral care” where the Crest and Colgate skyscrapers live, she reframed the space as “oral beauty.”
Small shift. Massive leverage.

Second
She treated trust like a product.
Dentists. Conferences. Clinical studies.
Most founders avoid the unsexy work. She treated it like the moat.

Third
She showed a level of focus founders rarely have.
One SKU. One color. One channel.
Prove it works. Then layer on Amazon. Then more colors.
It’s the opposite of how most early brands sprint straight into chaos.

When you zoom out, the playbook is simple:

Start with a category that needs a story.
Build credibility like your life depends on it.
Scale slowly so the foundation never cracks.

That’s how you turn two people into eight figures.

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Putting millions of dollars back into the pockets of founders and their businesses | 4x Founder

There’s a $100,000,000 per year apparel brand on Shopify 

They’ve got 80% gross margins 

And have 20% of all orders shipping to international destinations 

They didn’t know it at the time.

But they are eligible for a $3,200,000 Import Duty Refund check from the government. 

Let that sink in. 

$3,200,000 in import duty refunds. 

This is real. This is possible.

We help brands like this one recover millions of dollars of import duty’s all day, everyday.

If you’re importing products, let’s see how much you’ve over paid.

One thing I really f’d up in my last business was letting myself reach a level of burnout I did not even know was possible.

I pushed so hard for so long that I hit a point where I literally could not function.

Not mentally.

Not emotionally.

Not physically.

I lost myself.

And here is the part I did not understand at the time.

Burnout is not a badge of honor.

It is not a sign of work ethic.

It is not proof that you “want it more.”

It is your body shutting down because you ignored every warning it gave you.

Looking back, I can see all the signs I missed.

The nights I could not fall asleep because my brain wouldn’t turn off.

The mornings I woke up anxious before I even checked my phone.

The days where nothing felt fun anymore, not even the wins.

I thought I just needed to “push through.”

I thought rest was for later.

I thought success required sacrificing myself.

Turns out, that is the fastest path to losing everything you are building.

If you are reading this and you are in that zone, here is what I wish someone told me:

You do not need to earn rest.

You do not need to be available every minute of every day.

You do not need to run your ambition straight into a wall.

Taking care of yourself is not the enemy of success.

It is the foundation of it.

I learned this lesson the hard way.

Today I am building slower, smarter, and with guardrails.

Not because I am less driven.

But because I want to still love my life while I chase the things I want.

If you are feeling that slide toward burnout, listen to it.

Do something about it before it takes everything out of you.

You only get one you.

Protect it.

Big news for the Evana team! 

Drumroll please....

Last month we welcomed an incredible, hands-on keyboard CTO to take the Evana platform to the next level! 

He's coming in as a co-founder of the business to build the best-in-class Import Duty Optimization platform for Amazon and Shopify brands. 

If we don't grow at all over the next 12 months and just stay at our current rate....

We'll help over 100 brands recover over $12,000,000 from Customs. 

But you know what?

We're growing! 

We're not stopping until small businesses in the USA and around the world get back every eligible dollar of import duty refunds. 

Updates to follow. 

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER

Here is exactly how I got Evana off the ground with almost no money

Step 1 - Learn to vibe code. No joke. I paid $25/month for 4 months on Replit. 

Step 2 - Start exploring ideas. The ideas themself are not important. What is important is the mental exercise of idea > talk to customers > create > share for feedback and then decide whats next 

Step 3 - Make it fun. My first idea started with the letter A, the next one started with the letter B, and the third letter C. So I wondered... How far down the alphabet would I get before I found a business/product worth really building? 

Step 4 - Spend more time talking to customers than vibe coding. They'll tell you if what you're building is worthwhile.

Step 5 - I made it to the letter E...and it was a pretty epic idea. The market was hungry. SMB's need help navigating duties and tariffs.

Step 6 - Push out an invite to a waitlist to every email contact I've ever had 

Step 7 - Evaluate response. 1000 people visited Evana. Dozens of calls booked. "THIS IS AWESOME. Please build this" - Actual customers 

Step 8 - Talk to dozens more customers.

Step 9 - Become an expert of International trade & pay a premium to learn from the best in the industry ($600/hr YIKES!) totally worth it btw 

Step 10 - Start building for real. LETS GO. 

This was the first ~3 months of Evana. 

Now we're 8 months in and serving 100+ of the best brands in the industry. 

Want to hear how the next 5 months went?

My advice to new entrepreneurs:

Don’t chase funding. 

Chase proof.

If you can’t get 10 customers to pay you,
a VC check won’t save you.

Money multiplies momentum — it doesn’t create it.

I need your help.

I don't want to understand Reddit. 

I NEED to understand Reddit.

Who is good at using this platform? 

Will pay for help.

I've never been a user of the platform, and now I need to be. 

RIP to my DM's

Every founder has that one story.

The wild pivot that saved the business.
The ad that accidentally went viral.
The customer who changed everything.

I want to tell those stories.

I write to 50,000+ Shopify founders and brand builders every week, and I’m looking for the next feature.

If you’ve got a story worth telling (or know someone who does), drop it in the comments or send me a DM.

Let’s make your brand the next one everyone’s talking about.

I have talked to more than 250 brands this year.

Here is the crazy part 👇

Almost none of them understand how their imports actually work.

Most founders cannot tell you who their customs broker is.

They do not know what they are paying in duties.

They do not know what they will pay next year.

They do not know if they are even importing legally or compliantly.

They just hope the boxes show up.

Imports are one of the biggest cost centers in the business and most brands treat it like a forgotten chore.

Set it. Forget it. Pray it arrives.

And because of that, almost every brand is leaving real money on the table.
Massive refunds.
Massive savings.
Money that could be used for inventory, growth, or payroll.

These conversations fire me up because the opportunity is huge.

We expect to put millions of dollars back into the pockets of brands across the USA.

Money they never knew they were owed.

We’re just getting started.

Everyone talks about New Balance like it magically got cool again.

It did not. It was a bloodbath first.

For years the company spent seventy percent of its ad budget on pure direct response.
“Buy this shoe.”
“Twenty percent off.”
They were basically a walking promo code.

Only thirty percent went to brand building.
Collabs, culture, storytelling. All the stuff that creates demand instead of begging for it.

A new CEO shows up and flips the whole thing.
70% to brand.
30% to direct response.

The finance team probably fainted.

Because for the next eighteen months New Balance lost money.
Brand building is slow.
You burn cash before anything works.

But then it hit.
The collabs started selling out.
The 550s went crazy.
Fashion kids on TikTok started wearing dad shoes on purpose.

Once the brand heat caught fire, the business exploded.
Not little growth.
Rocket ship growth.

Moral of the story:
If you want long term demand, you have to survive the boring middle where nothing seems to work.
Most companies never make it through that part.

a lesson that took me 10 years and millions of dollars spent, taught to you in under 22 seconds, lets go 👇👇

You're ready for a new hire.

Great! 

dO nOt HiRe A FuLL tImE eMpLoYee 

here's what you should do instead:

Outline a 30-day project. 

Pay a flat retainer for the 30 day project. 

Set clear goals and outcomes for the end of the 30 days.

Commit to this person. 

Plan to hire them full time and operate as if you're going to. 

In those first 30 days you'll see if this hire is everything you need and more 

OR if they just aren't the right fit. 

This strategy gives you options, limits your risk and gives the potential hire a chance to show you what they've got. 

I promise, if you do this, you'll end up with the best version of your team ever AND you'll sleep better.

Gemini > ChatGPT by 1000

Just made the switch and it’s not even close.

Way faster.

Sharper answers. 

Better overall experience.

Wild times.

2011: built my first business by sharing photos of custom sports uniforms we were making, on Facebook.

People saw what we made, then we got more customers. All organic. I didn’t even know what CAC stood for. 

Went on to build this business for 6 years. 

2014: built the second business on instagram, it was called Feat and we were the ~30,000 Shopify store. 

Sold 10s of millions of dollars of clothing. 

Reached customers in over 50 countries. 

2025: building the next one on LinkedIn and it’s freakin awesome. I’ve met so many incredible people and we’re putting millions of dollars back into the pockets of small and mid sized businesses across the USA. 

The through line of the past 14 years of building?

Every single business that I build that saw success was built on the back of one or more social media platform. 

Kinda wild if you step back and look at that. 

Cheers to building on LinkedIn!

LinkedIn

the Bylders team has been shipping such incredible work across all clients heading into BFCM 

sharing a few of my favorites 

our lowest performing account is attributing 22% of revenue to email 

our best performing account is attributing 52% of revenue to email 

We'll send over 10,000,000 emails this month alone 😜 

Pretty epic stuff. Love this team!

A nine figure Shopify brand was missing something big.

Not a new channel.

Not a key hire.

Not a supplier.

They were missing a $3,200,000 check from the government.

All from import duty refunds they never claimed.

And they are not alone.

Thousands of brands import products without ever reviewing duties, exclusions, or refund eligibility. 

Millions of dollars stay stuck in the system simply because no one looks.

If you import, add this to your audit list.

You might be sitting on a check you never knew existed.

landing pages > pitch decks by 1000x

don't make a pitch deck 

make landing page 

show it to everyone and everyone 

target customers, family and friends

talk about your idea 

let people see it in action not in a plan 

you'll make faster fwd progress

you'll get a better sense of what the market wants

oh and btw you can make an EPIC landing page in about 5 seconds now with Loveable, ChatGPT, Replit and about a zillion other tools 

stop making decks 

start building landing pages

Most founders have no idea what’s about to hit ecommerce.

Agentic AI is already rewriting the playbook.

Buyers don’t want to scroll through endless product grids anymore.

They want a store that acts like a person.

One that understands what they want, helps them find it, and checks them out instantly.

That’s the promise of Agentic Commerce.

Swap just dropped a new breakdown of the 10 biggest reasons this shift is happening faster than anyone thinks. 

I read it and here’s the truth: 

Static storefronts are living on borrowed time.

If you’re building or running an online brand, this is the most important thing you’ll read all week.

Download the guide here: https://lnkd.in/gBN3wHqR

Ready to move to agentic now? Book a demo today: https://lnkd.in/gDMiQ5pH

#SwapPartner

Swap

Look around.
Every brand is yelling.
Flashy ads. Loud colors. 

Shouting about discounts like a kid who missed his nap.

But the brands winning right now are the quiet ones.

Think Aime Leon Dore.
Think Buck Mason.
Think Reformation.
Think New Balance after the glow up.

No screaming. No hype storms. No act now panic.

Just taste.

Quiet brands win because they make you feel something without begging for your attention. They look confident. They look intentional. They look like they know who they are.

Here is why this works.

	1.	Modern consumers are tired. Everyone is overloaded with noise, so a brand that feels calm is instantly refreshing.

	2.	Quiet signals quality. If you are not screaming, people assume the product speaks for itself.

	3.	Quiet brands age well. Hype cycles die fast. Taste lasts.

	4.	Quiet creates a status loop. When a brand feels understated, customers feel like they discovered something special. They want to show it off to the right people.

Here is the funny part.

Quiet brands often go the loudest in revenue.

Because once people trust your taste, they buy more often. They tell friends. They stick around. They choose you over the cheaper stuff.

Most brands keep shouting.

The best brands whisper.

Tariffs don’t just hurt. 
They can kill your business overnight.

Especially if you’re not sitting on billions in cash.

A friend of mine runs a t-shirt brand pushing $150M a year. 
Big business. 
But here’s the ugly truth: 
Most of his shirts come out of Asia.

One day, tariffs doubled his cost of goods. 
No warning. 
No escape hatch.

People love to say, 
"Just make your stuff in the USA."

Here’s my reply: 
I’ve tried. 
It’s expensive. 
It’s slow. 
And you’ll search all 50 states before you find factories ready to handle scale for modern brands.

The infrastructure just isn’t here. 
Not at the speed or price e-commerce demands.

"Bring manufacturing back!" 
Trust me, I’ve heard it. 
We probably should. 
But that doesn’t help brands survive the next 6 months, or even the next import invoice.

Brands want to rebuild their supply chains. 
But first, they have to make it through right now.

And that’s why I’m so fired up about what we’re doing at Evana.

Most founders have no idea they can get import duty refunds, sometimes going back five years.

Sounds fake, right? 
It’s not.

Ask Sandcloud. 
Ask BigBlanketCo. 
Ask SquattyPotty. 
Ask Kenny Flowers.

We’ve recovered millions for brands just like yours.

These aren’t small tax credits. 
It’s real money.

If you’re importing and tariffs are squeezing you, don’t just eat the cost.

Message me or tag a founder who should see this.

You might be shocked at how much you can get back.

Dave: So you built a whole landing page... for something that doesn't even exist yet?

Me: Yep. That's right, Dave.

Dave: How much did it cost you?

Me: $25.

Dave: And you let customers see your "maybe, someday" product?

Me: Exactly.

Dave shakes his head. But here's the thing:

Why waste months building something no one wants? 

Spin up a landing page. Toss $25 at it. 

Drive a little traffic.

See who bites.

If no one cares, you saved yourself months and a mountain of cash.

If people sign up, now you have proof, and you know what to build next.

Think of it as speed dating for ideas. 

Test. Learn. Ditch what doesn't work. Double down on what does.

You don't need VC funding or a dev team to start.

Just a little initiative, a cheap experiment, and a willingness to look a little crazy.

How many ideas are you actually testing? 

Or are you stuck planning and dreaming, waiting for "perfect"?

The most effective founders test first and build later.

This is the most exciting time in the history of the world to be a builder. 

Non-technical minds can now bring their ideas to life in a matter of minutes.

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