A zero-to-one GTM system that drove $410K in pipeline and 3 signed deals in 45 days – before the product launched


Client Overview

  • SaaS vertical: AI-powered analytics for B2B sales teams
  • Stage: Pre-revenue, pre-launch, founder-funded
  • Geography: North America with enterprise US accounts as target
  • Product complexity: Sales-led, mid-ticket solution built for RevOps and Heads of Sales

Role & Duration
Founding GTM Strategist & System Architect | 6-week sprint to launch from 0 to revenue-ready


The challenge

The founders — two ex-SaaS revenue leaders — had the insight, engineering talent, and funding to build a category-shaping product. What they didn’t have:

  • Time to “figure out GTM” while building core tech
  • Clarity on which buyer to prioritize — CRO vs. RevOps vs. Sales Ops
  • No traction, no content engine, no CRM infrastructure
  • High-ticket product ($1,200/month) with no brand credibility yet

They were heading straight for the early-stage trap: building a solid product that nobody knew how to buy.

Conventional tactics wouldn’t cut it — they didn’t want a leaky funnel of trial users or a branding agency burning budget on vibes.

They needed revenue direction first.


Strategic & operational approach

My mandate: Launch this SaaS brand with revenue precision baked in — so day one demand wasn’t an accident, it was architecture.

Go-to-market clarity

We started by eliminating noise:

  • Killed the vague “AI for sales” narrative and repositioned the product as a decision ops layer for high-velocity sales teams
  • Built a conversion-ready offer before a full product existed: an insight session powered by early models + founder-led demo walkthrough
  • Defined ICP hierarchy (RevOps first, CROs second) using deal archetype mapping — so we knew who would sign first and influence next

Founder-led system, no fluff

I designed a fully operational GTM system that required zero marketing headcount:

  • Built a “Day 1 Brand Stack”: value prop, outbound sequences, landing page, sales deck, objection map
  • Installed a hybrid lead engine: outbound triggers + inbound capture via founder-led content on LinkedIn and private Slack groups
  • Created a CRM-lite pipeline in HubSpot: buyer signals tracked, demo scheduling automated, pipeline velocity monitored

We avoided the bloated tool trap. Everything was built for speed, clarity, and scale.

Revenue-first narrative

Instead of launching a product, we launched a problem:

“Most sales dashboards tell you what happened. We show you what to do next — and why deals are actually stalling.”

That headline alone drove 21 demos in the first 2 weeks — and it wasn’t marketing fluff. It was revenue language for revenue leaders.


Results & business impact

In the first 45 days pre-launch:

  • $410K in qualified pipeline created — from 3 ICP segments
  • 3 closed deals before the product even shipped (design partners → paying users)
  • 32 demo meetings booked directly from founder-led outreach + LinkedIn insights
  • 100% of GTM systems built to scale without hiring
  • Product roadmap re-prioritized based on real buyer friction, not internal guesses

The brand went from “stealth” to revenue-ready — and had the data to pitch investors and close accounts before writing a line of launch copy.


Why partnering with me was the growth multiplier

Most early-stage SaaS teams think launch = traction.

What they get is noise: landing pages, freelancers, maybe a viral post. But no system. No sales layer. No repeatability.

What I build is different.

  • I install precision systems for revenue — tuned to your stage, product readiness, and buyer behavior
  • I don’t outsource the heavy lifting — I build GTM inside the founding reality: no team, little time, no margin for waste
  • I design every asset — from scripts to systems — to convert, not just communicate

If you’re launching a new SaaS product and want to close real revenue before most teams finish their first blog post — I build that.

No hype. No hacks. Just go-to-market systems that start paying for themselves, fast.

Let’s make your first quarter your best one.