No Startup Traction? Do This
(Exact Process)

Most founders are busy. Like really busy.

→ They build a new feature
→ Run a new ad
→ Redesign their website

There is always something new.

But when you ask them why they made those decisions - most can't tell you.

They had a feeling.
They thought it was a good idea.
They read it in a newsletter.

And then, six months go by.
And they still have the same number of users. Same revenue.

And they sit in front of their laptop and have no idea why nothing is working.
I've seen this happen over and over and this guessing is killing your startup.

And here's the part most founders don't want to hear - even if you work 12 hours a day, it won’t help. Because if you don't have a system that tells you exactly what to work on right now, you just keep guessing.

So let me show you how the most successful founders build their startups.

They use a simple system.

→ They build something quickly
→ Find what’s broken
→ Fix it fast
→ Check the data
→ And then they repeat

And here is the big difference from what most founders do.
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Most founders guess what they should do next.
They just think it’s a good idea so they do it.

The best founders make every decision based on a metric they’re trying to improve.

So, when you can't answer the question "Which metric does this improve?" - you don't do it.

❌ You don’t build this new feature
❌ You don’t run the ad
❌ You don’t change the button color on your website

Now, this sounds simple.
And it is. But most founders skip it.

And the reason they skip it always comes down to the same thing:
They know their startup isn't growing but they don't know where it’s actually broken.

So let me show you how to find that right now - so you can fix it.

Before you change a single thing in your startup, you need to answer one question. Where are people dropping off?

And here is how you find that:
You map your entire funnel.

All the steps it takes people to pay for your product.
Here is how it looks for most startups.

→ People visit your website
→ They sign up
→ They use your product for a couple of days
→ And then they upgrade to your paid plan

Four stages.
That's your funnel.

At each step, you write down what percentage of people move to the next one. You can use a simple Excel sheet. Nothing fancy.

And the step with the biggest drop off is what you need to fix right now. That’s the only thing you should be working on.

Let me make this concrete.

1,000 people visit your website. But only 10 people sign up.
That means your conversion is broken. So, you fix your landing page before you do anything else.

Or 100 people sign up. But only 2 people still use your product after 2 days.
That means your retention is broken. People try the product once and they leave. So, you fix that first before you try to get more users.  

You always fix your biggest leak.
And you touch nothing else.

That alone puts you ahead of 90% of founders.

Now, if you're not there yet - if you're still trying to get your first 10 customers so you have data to work with - I put together the exact 4-step process you can use to get your first paying customers.

You can download it right here:
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