Perpetual Traffic
Paid acquisition discussions with a commercial growth lens. Episode 806 outlines a process for turning customer interviews, support conversations and event material into distinct creative themes.
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EPISODE REFERENCEEpisode 806: They Grew to $10M+ on Angles That Worked…Here’s What Scales Them to $100M
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They Grew to $10M+ on Angles That Worked...Here's What Scales Them to $100M · .
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- The title’s $100M is a goal, not a verified result. Agency performance claims are self-reported. Homepage sections also mention Lauren Petrullo, but the main show label and selected transcript identify Ralph Burns; no host change is proposed.
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