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Hosted by Ben Sufiani · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 27 episodes
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Build. Grow. Repeat. is the podcast for skilled professionals and early-stage founders who want to build a real product and grow predictable revenue — without hustle culture, or “get rich quick” fantasies. This show helps you close the gap between building a product with vibe coding and growing with growth marketing by treating them as one craft. Every episode is designed to give you something you can actually use: a clearer decision, a tighter customer journey, a better experiment, or a concrete next step you can run this week. What you’ll learn here: Build faster (without needing to know how to code): vibe code real software and offers quickly — and validate what matters before you over-invest. Grow calmly and predictably: positioning, funnels, pricing, and experiments that turn attention into revenue without persuasion theater. Run on signals, not just vibes: activation,
Ben Sufiani hosts Build. Grow. Repeat., a business show with 27 episodes published.
AI has never been more capable — and the people winning with it in B2B are the ones who know exactly which work to hand over and which conversations to show up for themselves. Matthew Whyatt runs Tech Torque, sits as a f
Two weeks ago a pitch deck wasn't on my agenda. Then an investor evening opened up – and the price of admission was a deck. So Christina and I decided to raise a small pre-seed for Bridesmaid, our agentic wedding planner
What does it actually take to build AND grow a real software product solo in 2026 — while raising kids and picking up the odd contract to stay afloat? In this episode of Build.Grow.Repeat., Ben sits down with Jamie Murph
A/B testing used to mean a paid tool, a developer, and weeks of setup — and the best tools kept leaving the market. Google killed Optimize; VWO and AB Tasty moved their free tiers upmarket toward enterprise. Startups got
What if setting up a proper Meta ads campaign took minutes in a chat instead of hours clicking through Business Manager? Meta's official Ads MCP connects your ad account to Claude or Codex. You describe the campaign – ob
You've built the strategy, the content, and the funnel. But can you tell whether it actually works — before you burn a month and a budget finding out? Analytics is the advanced half of the Growth Codex, and its real job
What if the agent that already holds your strategy and your story could write your whole funnel - landing page, lead magnet, follow-up sequence - without you re-explaining a thing? That's the third move in the Growth Cod
Shipping a new feature has become cheaper and faster than posting about it. That's ridiculous, right? The grindiest job in any founder's week is content — and it's the one job we keep doing by hand. This episode shows th
Your product lives in the codebase. Your growth strategy lives in Notion, in slide decks, or in conversations you had on a walk. What happens when you move it all into the same repo your agents already read? The setup is
Paul Graham named founder mode. Brian Chesky added AI to it. Jack Dorsey laid off 4,000 people to get there. All three are catching up to where small-but-mighty teams already operate. AI Founder Mode isn't a new playbook
What if 80% of every weekend hackathon was already built before you sat down? Every new agentic SaaS project starts at the same wall: auth, database, payments, deploy, AI streaming, env-var roulette. By the time the magi
Your SaaS has a ceiling it will hit — and it's already programmed in by two numbers. Back from MicroConf Portland with the slide that reframed everything: Max MRR = New MRR ÷ Churn. Jason Cohen showed Kit's real revenue
What if the "Zero-Human Company" everyone's hyping is actually a trap? The frustrations behind it are real – managing humans is distracting, most early hires can barely pull their own weight, and getting to traction is o
What happens when you stop treating AI as an assistant — and start onboarding it like a real teammate? The leap from "AI power tool" to "AI teammate" had nothing to do with smarter models. The missing piece was infrastru
What happens when a non-technical couple locks themselves into a 48-hour hackathon with an engagement ring and an idea? Most people think building an AI product requires months of learning or a technical co-founder. Chri
Everyone's using AI. Nobody knows where they actually stand. There's no shortage of AI tools, tutorials, and hype. But there's no map. No way to know: am I a beginner who thinks they're advanced, or someone further along
What would you do if you only had 48 hours to build and launch a startup from scratch? The old playbook said: build a landing page, run a survey, do customer development interviews, then build. But vibe coding changed th
What would it look like to run a full customer acquisition engine — content, ads, website, data, analytics, emails, and sales — without an agency, without a team, and without losing your mind? Turns out it's possible. Vi
What if learning AI felt less like a computer science lecture and more like getting your letter from Hogwarts? Turns out, building your own website with AI is the best way to experience the magic everyone's talking about
Most founders use AI to build products. In this Captain’s Insight article, we show a different application: using vibe coding to automate the operational work behind your product — the repetitive setup, coordination, and
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Build. Grow. Repeat. is hosted by Ben Sufiani. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 27 episodes.
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