Jordan Crawford

I can score your entire market for pain and buying intent in 3 hours.

blueprintgtm.com says its all about what I do...bespoke B2B TAM/ICP/Persona definiton for growth teams.
See our lists as examples: https://blueprintgtm.com/lists

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Monitor your market for the problems your prospects have and target them at the exact moment they need you by mining their job descriptions.

Is Claude Code a threat to Clay? Here’s why I think, for now, that answer is no.

And most (almost all) of my business is now Claude Code.

And I designed it that way because it’s what I enjoy, not because it’s the best tool for every GTM problem.

Meet me in person in SF March 11th where I will interview Kareem Amin at
Clay... the FUTURE of GTM Engineering will be discussed! 

https://lnkd.in/geuZQh6u

Kellen Casebeer, come?!

You're job is no longer to create, it's to edit. And I am releasing a tool for Cannonball GTM subscribers to help you do just that...

Atomize your knowledge in 2026.


You need to divide your knowledge into discrete units of work that are big enough to make a dent, but small enough to actually run quality assurance against.

Here’s an atomic unit of work:
1. What are the inputs (from where)
2. What are the expected outputs 
3. What does accept / reject / maybe look like
4. How does a human define those
5. How can you evaluate the maybes
6: how can you add human review into the unit 
7. How can the model improve 1-6 next time with human review

If you can think like this, suddenly you’ll win 2026.

The hardest question I now must answer is “is this an atomic unit of work, how can I evaluate it, and how does it gracefully improve and connect to the next atomic unit of work.

This is hard stuff, but the promise of measure twice cut once is so profound and it gives you compound value, too.

Real influence is posting a 7 min video and having it watched for 2 hours in the first 5 hours of it going live…

graphical user interface, application, email

FREE OFFICE HOURS AT 11AM with a growth co-founder of a +1B company…. 

And me!
And Doug Bell 


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☀️19/30 | Market Development @ RollPros

I’ve built my career in sales and business development by doing the work most people avoid: prospecting, building relationships from scratch, and staying consistent long after the first “no.”

Over the past decade, I’ve worked across manufacturing, healthcare, motorsports, and other B2B environments where trust, follow-through, and real conversations matter more than slick decks. I’ve built pipeline, grown accounts, supported dealer and partner networks, and learned how to navigate complex buying groups without losing momentum.

I believe a “no” is rarely the end of a conversation. More often, it’s an opportunity to add value, understand timing, and leave the door open for the right moment. That mindset has helped me stay disciplined with outreach, resilient in the field, and focused on long-term relationships rather than quick wins.

I’m at my best in roles where I can own my territory or accounts, show up face to face, and be accountable for results. I enjoy working with business owners and operators, asking good questions, and connecting solutions to outcomes that actually move the needle.

Right now, I’m open to sales, business development, account management, and field-based roles with teams that value integrity, effort, and relationship-driven growth.

If you’re building something meaningful and believe sales is still a people business, I’m always open to a conversation.

🌀 Kyle vanArtsen

Great memories watching Ralph Sheheen  call SX races back in the day

Kyle vanArtsen 

Business Development & Sales Leader | New Logo Growth | Corporate Branding

Motorsport/Fighting Reporter of Sports Business Journal

FOX Sports is bringing back the old SPEED brand with a new racing-focused video podcast that will appear on the FS1 TV channel with Kevin Harvick and Will Buxton.

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