
The first 100 customers are a distribution problem hiding inside a product problem. If the job is unclear, no funnel works. If the job is clear, founders sell it in person, in a niche, with onboarding they still do by hand.
- Pick a niche you can name in one sentence (not “all SMEs”)
- Go where those buyers already gather
- Offer a pilot with a defined success test
- Do support yourself until the same questions repeat
- Only then automate the path that is already working
Product-led motions come after a product that can be tried — PLG guide. Schulix’s path is education-specific; the pattern is the same: a campus job, then a network of schools, not “everyone.”
FAQ
Should we hire a salesperson at customer number 10?
Usually no. Founders still need to hear objections. Hire when the story is repeatable and you are the bottleneck, not when you are avoiding learning.
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