Paxelo.ai build in public series
Today’s build log is empty. No commits. No code. And that’s the whole point. 500 miles from my desk, running back-to-back meetings for my day job as VP of Sales…
Four days on the road. One number waiting at checkout: $40. That’s the total cost to build the entire Paxelo SaaS engine in Week One. Content delivery system, coupon engine,…
There’s a two-week gap in my build logs. Most people would call it a Holiday Break. They’d be wrong. When you’ve spent 30 years running sales and marketing organizations, you…
A good message can fail if the tone is off. A mediocre message can succeed if the tone matches the audience. After 30 years in marketing, that’s the one truth…
Four hours. Every week. One curated news article. That was my life before Paxelo. And it’s the reason this product exists. The news curation feature wasn’t an add-on I thought…
The domain I wanted was $3,999. I bought the .net for pocket change instead. Then I sent an email from a real address. And everything changed. This is the episode…
February 9th. The day Paxelo stopped being a collection of features and started behaving like a company. Global navigation. Market-segmented landing pages. Legal scaffolding. And the market research process that…
No server. No cPanel. No SSH access at 2am. Everything built for Paxelo lives inside one company’s infrastructure. And that was a deliberate decision, made with eyes open. This episode…
$160 to build. Tonight it took its first real payment. The Stripe integration is live. Webhooks configured. Sandbox tested. Green lights across the dashboard. For the first time, a stranger…
In sales, the oldest play in the book is the trial close. You’re not asking for a commitment. You’re asking for a try. The prospect says yes to something small,…
