Samuel Ailemen

Every founder hits that moment where they look at their product and wonder if it is finally time to put a gate in front of it. Not to block people, but to turn attention into revenue. Paywalls are one of the fastest ways to do that, yet most teams still

I failed at almost every product I attempted. Not because I did not work hard. Not because the ideas were trash. I failed because I had no idea what actually makes something grow. If you have ever felt like you are building in circles, trust me, you are not alone.

There is something people underestimate in marketing today. Community. Everyone talks about algorithms, ads, funnels, and content engines, but the truth is simple. Nothing grows faster than people who feel connected to something and want to share it. Community is not a hack. It is not a strategy you sprinkle

I have always believed that sales is not just a department. It is the bloodstream of any startup. And the wild part is that most people avoid it. Especially technical founders. We will spend months refining a product, polishing UI, tuning backend performance, getting everything perfect, then the moment it