This week on the Predictable Revenue podcast, Collin Stewart sat down with Dan Sahar, co-founder of Guidde, to unpack the messy path to product-market fit.

This isn’t a highlight reel, it’s a real-world breakdown of what actually worked: from narrowing focus and charging early, to finding pull from unexpected places and riding the AI wave at just the right moment.

Here’s what early-stage founders can take from Guidde’s journey and apply to their own.

Highlights include: Identifying the Problem and Validation (00:42), Finding Product-Market Fit (10:20), The Importance of Product Launches (12:38), Harnessing Virality and Word of Mouth (17:47), and more.

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In our latest episode of The Predictable Revenue Podcast, Collin sat down with Carolyn Sloan, founder of TeachMeTV.

They unpacked exactly how she had found it, and scaled real traction in a market that resists disruption.

Highlights include: Reflective Practice in Education (08:43), Building the Product and Initial Feedback (13:27), Identifying the Right Audience (14:18), The Importance of Referrals (19:00), And more...

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Collin Stewart interviewed Jason Fletcher, founder of DevPipeline, a software apprenticeship program training overlooked talent in rural Utah.

Jason didn’t build with funding, marketing, or a roadmap. He built by doing. The result: a sticky, mission-driven business with real product-market fit and zero ad spend.

The way Jason built it holds lessons every founder should steal.

Highlights include: Where the Idea Came From? (0:41), How to Validate Your Idea? (02:28), Become a Developer in 45 Weeks (08:18), Locking in and Commiting (10:27), The Weirdest Customer Acquisition Channel (12:18), and more...

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In this episode of the Predictable Revenue Podcast, we spoke with Patrick Zelaya, founder of HeavyConnect, about one of the cleanest early traction stories we’ve heard.

He didn’t start with code. Or funding. Or even a finished product.

He pitched a room full of farmers with nothing but a pain point, and walked out with 15 checks and two years of runway. No VC. No sales team. Just real demand.

Highlights include: From Hackathon to Industry Leaders (04:36), Building Relationships with Major Clients (09:01), Navigating Compliance and Functionality Challenges (11:14), The Role of Software in Training and Compliance (13:27), and more...

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In this episode, Mike Zayonc, co-founder at Kodif, shares what finding real traction actually looks like: testing fast, selling early, and staying close to the problem.

If you're still guessing at PMF, this conversation will help you stop guessing and start proving.

Highlights include: Taking a Leap of Faith (01:00), Validating Your Next Role (03:32), AI Agents for Customer Service (06:43), The Best Ways to Find Good Customers (13:05), and more…

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When we first spoke to Jacob Bank, founder of Relay.app, the product was ambitious, powerful, horizontal, flexible, but a bit challenging to grasp.

It was early, and the clarity wasn’t quite there. Fast forward a year, and something’s changed.

Jacob’s post caught fire on LinkedIn: customer love, sharp metrics, and unmistakable momentum. It was clear that we had to bring him back on the podcast.

Highlights include: 3 Phases Your Startup Might Go Through (2:06), Two Metrics to Keep Your Eyes On as a Founder (6:10), Educate Your Audience, Then Sell to Them (14:53), Can AI Do More for Me? (24:20), And more…

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Marketers didn’t have time to review their own content. Consumers clicked random thumbnails. And most of the videos, over 90%, never got watched.

Vyrill was built to fix that.

The insight wasn’t about creating better video. It was about making existing video useful by making it searchable.

Highlights include: Imagine You're Buying a Car (02:20), We're All Buying, Shopping, Browsing on Our Phones (03:40), Landing Porsche as First Customers (06:09), The Typical Founder Mistake when Finding Customers (12:05), and more...

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In the early days, it’s tempting to say yes to everything, especially if you’re in services and can technically do it all.

But if you want to build a business people refer to, remember, and trust, saying “we do everything” is a fast track to being forgotten.

Walt Maclay learned this the hard way. He didn’t start with a GTM strategy or customer persona. He just started consulting after selling off a previous company. And like many technical founders, he figured the work would come if the skills were strong.

It didn’t. The turning point wasn’t better execution. It was focus.

Highlights include: Selling Worldwide Since 1999 (01:00), Going for What People Ask For (04:00), Specializing and Niching Down (05:37), And more…

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