A proven framework to scale your startup to its first million in revenue.
The First Million Framework consists of five actionable and straightforward steps.
Yes - nearly all startups can benefit from this framework. It's been proven in the B2B space and across various B2C tech startups.
Certainly - going from zero to one million in revenue can be achieved with the five steps in First Million Framework. There are still other levers that can and should be pulled in other facets of your startup though (i.e., finance, ops).
If you're a university, institution or startup that is looking to purchase in bulk - please reach out to the author at jon@jon4growth.com.
The First Million Framework was developed through years of trial and error by Jonathan through his decade of growth startup experience.
Jonathan is a growth consultant that can help startups with all aspects of their marketing. He's scaled his very own startup to $3.5M ARR, consulted various startups and has led growth for companies such as Uber and Coinbase.
Yes, for any speaking engagements please reach out to the author at jon@jon4growth.com.
Don't just take it from current founders -- but from those teaching our next generation of founders.
Get My CopyIn this book, Jonathan has gone one step further in his entrepreneurship journey and shared his valuable experience and insights with budding entrepreneurs on how they, too, can harness growth marketing to grow and achieve their revenue goals.
Within this book, you'll be introduced to the First Million Framework and receive tactical advice on scaling your startup.
It's important to find PMF as rapidly as possible and this book includes battle-tested methods on how to do this in record time.
Instead of casting a large net and having inefficient acquisition, Ideal Customer Profiles will increase conversion rates among other metrics.
Messaging is the fuel for all acquisition efforts so it's critical to have that defined early, along with being consistent across all comms.
When your customers find their 'aha' moment it's glorious - every major startup has found this and capitalized on getting their customers there sooner.
The main pillar to growth marketing is "optimizing" through iterative testing, but it needs to be done correctly or will lead to wasted time.
Some of these steps will need to be repeated countless times to get to the first million, and that's okay - especially the optimizing portion.