Founders Ramp
Build a sales process for scale.
For enterprise software founders still closing every deal: go from first enterprise deals to a repeatable motion, a first sales hire, and a team.
No pitch. Bring one live deal.
Newsroom
What operators are sharing.
AI answers named brands in 97% of responses, but directly recommended one in only 47.6%
Omniscient Digital
42% of enterprise software buyers mainly buy their AI tools, and only 22% of software sellers expect that
West Monroe
75% of B2B GTM teams increased AI use, and only 11% report more revenue from it
Seismic (HBR Analytic Services)Writings
From the field.
Approach
How we work.
Problem-first discovery
Attach to a real problem, by persona, then value. Not a tour of the product.
How you attachWhat you hear on the first call
Write the objections down before you dial. Stay curious. Never trash the other option.
Objections and differenceSCALE
Success Criteria, Conversion Economics, Adoption Path, Lock-in and Risk, Effortless Transaction. If you assumed one, the deal has a hole.
What has to be trueTools
Should I hire a Sales person?
Get The First Seller
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From the person who was on Workiva's Founding Sales Team at zero customers.
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Get a free deal read.
Pick one enterprise deal you're working right now. Tell me in a few lines where it stands. I'll send back a one-page read: the next step I'd take, who's missing from the deal, and the biggest risk. No call needed.
The practice
Successfully launched markets and products.
Bring one deal. We'll set a plan.
No pitch. Bring one live deal.


