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The “Product Guy” Problem
The good news? It’s fixable.
Most founders hit the same wall.
By this point, I’ve worked with hundreds of entrepreneurs, and I’ve seen the same narrative repeat itself:
“I’m a product guy.”
It’s not a bad thing.
Being product-focused probably got you to $500k or even $2M/year in revenue.
But here’s the kicker:
You gave yourself a pass on learning how to bring in new business.
Your network and referrals got you here. But they won’t take you further.
And now, you’re stuck.
Revenues plateau for years … or worse, decline when a couple of good clients leave.
The CEO tries everything: agencies, marketing hires, random strategies.
None of it works because the real problem is this:
You skipped the chapter on building a system to turn cold leads into warm buyers.
Good news?
It’s fixable.
All you need is a simple machine.
Here’s how it works:
A small tech stack and 1-2 overseas team members.
A playbook that identifies your best clients, sends high-impact messages, and gets them curious enough to book a call.
This system books 1-2 appointments a day at less than $35 per booked call.
Next week, I’m walking Cash Architects through exactly how to set this up:
Here’s what we’ll cover:
How to hire a VA who filters out time-wasters.
Training and workflows that let them run the system without micromanaging.
Messaging frameworks that book calls consistently while you run your business.
A setup so efficient it costs $6/hour and frees up your time.
Tickets are $100, and you’ll get the recording, SOPs, templates, and scripts.
Will I see you there?
Kara
P.S. Only 2 days left to grab a spot. Doors close Jan 25th—or sooner, if the last 3 spots sell out. I keep these workshops small to give everyone hands-on help. Don’t wait: Reserve your spot now.