Strategy 4 March 2026 6 min read
The complete-package thesis: why we build the whole stack
Websites, SEO, marketing, finance, CRM, note-taker, under one roof. The case for fewer vendors and more compounding.
Websites, SEO, marketing, finance, CRM, note-taker, under one roof. The case for fewer vendors and more compounding.
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Websites, SEO, marketing, finance, CRM, note-taker, under one roof. The case for fewer vendors and more compounding. The full piece will walk through the specific decisions, the trade-offs we considered, the ones we got wrong, and what we'd do differently with the benefit of three months on the other side.
Field notes from production builds. No abstractions, no recycled threads. If we ship something we'll write about why it worked, why it broke, and what we'd test if we were starting fresh tomorrow.
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