You crushed the demo. The buyer smiled. They nodded. They even said, “This is exactly what we need.” And then… nothing. That silence isn’t harmless. Every “We’ll be in touch” costs you weeks of follow-up, lost momentum, and deals that should already be on your books. In Part 1, “Your Demo Is the Problem” with John Gamba, Entrepreneur in Residence and Director of Innovative Programs at Penn GSE, Josh and John exposed a hard truth: most EdTech demos fail before they even start. Founders pitch p...
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You crushed the demo. The buyer smiled. They nodded. They even said, “This is exactly what we need.” And then… nothing. That silence isn’t harmless. Every “We’ll be in touch” costs you weeks of follow-up, lost momentum, and deals that should already be on your books. In Part 1, “Your Demo Is the Problem” with John Gamba, Entrepreneur in Residence and Director of Innovative Programs at Penn GSE, Josh and John exposed a hard truth: most EdTech demos fail before they even start. Founders pitch p...
(Re-Air) The Signature Solution: Your Proven Blueprint to a Clear Offer That Generates Leads and Wins the Education Market
Breaking the Grade
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2 months ago
(Re-Air) The Signature Solution: Your Proven Blueprint to a Clear Offer That Generates Leads and Wins the Education Market
What if your biggest lead gen problem isn’t visibility — but the fact that your offer isn’t clear enough to close? Most EdTech founders think they have a marketing problem. Some think it’s a sales problem. But what they actually have is this: ❌ An offer that’s vague ❌ A proven model that’s undefined ❌ And no document that makes buyers say “yes” on the spot We first aired this episode on March 4, 2024 — and the response was so strong, we’re bringing it back. Because the Signature Solution isn’...
Breaking the Grade
You crushed the demo. The buyer smiled. They nodded. They even said, “This is exactly what we need.” And then… nothing. That silence isn’t harmless. Every “We’ll be in touch” costs you weeks of follow-up, lost momentum, and deals that should already be on your books. In Part 1, “Your Demo Is the Problem” with John Gamba, Entrepreneur in Residence and Director of Innovative Programs at Penn GSE, Josh and John exposed a hard truth: most EdTech demos fail before they even start. Founders pitch p...
