Unfiltered insights from a founder building and scaling bootstrapped B2B startups.

In this episode, host Tom Hunt talks with B2B growth expert Nick Hague about scaling a consultancy to £20 million in revenue and the strategic sale to Dentsu. Hague shares how a focus on customer experience, repeatable frameworks, and disciplined cash‑flow management drove rapid growth, and he explains the key considerations when negotiating an exit to a large agency. He also highlights the importance of building a strong brand and culture to sustain value post‑sale, offering actionable insights for founders aiming for high‑growth exits.

In this episode, host Tom Hunt sits down with agency M&A specialist Dom Hawes to unpack the intricacies of buying and selling marketing agencies. They discuss how to evaluate agency valuations, structure deals, and manage post‑acquisition integration while preserving culture...

In this episode, Sid Jashnani walks through how he built a $70 million holding company empire from the ground up, detailing the strategic steps of acquiring, scaling, and integrating B2B businesses. He emphasizes the importance of a clear vision, disciplined capital...
In this episode, Sam Winsbury interviews Tom Hunt, founder and CEO of the remote B2B podcast agency Fame, about how he built a £4 million ARR business by prioritizing client retention over acquisition. Hunt explains his low‑cost, no‑office model, "no‑brainer" pricing,...
In this episode, Tom Hunt interviews Aditya Shivkumar, co‑founder of Resolve Disputes Online, about his shift from litigation lawyer to legal‑tech entrepreneur and how his courtroom analytical skills powered RDO’s successful pivot to online dispute resolution. He explains how the...
In this episode, Tom Hunt, founder and CEO of Fame, explains that B2B growth hinges on deep employee retention and a razor‑sharp niche strategy that cuts through content saturation. He outlines three non‑negotiables for podcast expansion and highlights the $50...
In this episode, host Tom Hunt talks with Koby Conrad about how Rupa Health grew from $5 M to $75 M by using doctor‑influencers as full‑time, equity‑bearing employees. Conrad explains that turning the company’s podcast and “Rupa University” into profit‑center assets and...