Traction Lab Podcast
JDM, Cameron LawThe Traction Lab Podcast is a light-hearted, science-based weekly to help first-time founders go from fuzzy idea to real traction with honest insights, tactical experiments, tons of snark, and zero startup BS.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 98 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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People buy products... right?
Hey friends 👋
You know the pattern: founder builds the thing, founder lists the features, founder waits for customers to notice how obviously great it is. Very compelling!
But only for the founder.
This week, Cameron and JDM continue th...
To get started, you need to raise money!
Hey friends 👋
You know the pattern: founder has an idea, founder needs a product, product needs money, so the next three months disappear into pitch deck purgatory.
Very official. Very polished.
Still just unfundable assumptions with pr...
Cam and JDM's public failure
Hey friends 👋
You know the pattern: you launch a thing, people say they are interested, and when it is time to show up… no one does.
Cool, data, I guess?
This week, Cameron and JDM record from Science and Startups Live, which was suppos...
A great idea is the hardest part
Hey friends 👋
You know the pattern: founder has a big idea, founder protects the idea, founder keeps polishing the idea until it becomes too precious to test.
It feels productive. It also feels safe.
Which is exactly the problem.
This...
Building got faster. Validation didn't.
Hey friends 👋
“AI native” is everywhere right now—and almost nobody using the label actually qualifies. This week, Cameron and JDM dig into what it actually means to build with AI at the core of your startup (it’s not about your workflow...
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I'm a venture builder — I launch and scale startups \ud83d\ude80 Also: speaker, content creator, and dad. I post about traction, product, growth, and fundraising. Follow along if you feel like it
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