GrowthGeek.ai

Use case · Seed

Seed: make your first sales hire work.

Most first hires struggle because there's nothing to sell into. Build that first.

15 minutes with Kurt. You leave with a clear view of where your pipeline breaks.

What this stage looks like

Repeatable interest, board pressure to show a sales motion, the founder still on every deal, maybe one rep who is struggling.

What we focus on

  • The full 90-day build (engine + managed closer + weekly management)
  • Scorecard written for your deal
  • Onboarding kit
  • Outbound running before the closer's first day

Why managed first

Work with a closer for at least three cycles before committing to a permanent hire; hire them for a one-time conversion fee if they're great.

Questions

Should my first sales hire be an AE or an SDR?
For most founder-led B2B companies, the first hire should be a full-cycle closer who can run deals end to end, supported by an outbound system, so the founder can step out of closing.
What if I already hired a rep who's struggling?
We can build the engine around them and coach them weekly, or add a managed closer alongside.

Case study · A legal-tech company

What we built

ICP lanes · packaging · CRM · sales playbook · outbound sequences · AE onboarding on that playbook.

How we work

Mapped how deals closed → defined lanes → built CRM and playbook → launched outbound and onboarded the AE → weekly pipeline and call review.

15 minutes with Kurt. You leave with a clear view of where your pipeline breaks.

Is founder-led selling your ceiling right now?

In 15 minutes we'll look at where your pipeline breaks and what we'd build first.

Legal-tech client: ~$700K → $3.8M ARR in ~90 days.*

Led by Kurt Akman · ex-Head of Growth, Sports & Entertainment at Corgi (YC S24) · 500 Global · Inc. 5000 revenue leader
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15 minutes with Kurt. You leave with a clear view of where your pipeline breaks.

Pricing depends on your team and deal size. We'll walk through it on the free 15-minute intro call.