A senior executive leaning over a large architectural blueprint that diagrams the upstream layers of a revenue system, with a closed laptop pushed aside in a dimly lit premium office. The image illustrates the article's argument that revenue architecture is upstream positioning work, not downstream pipeline mechanics.

Why Most Growth Fixes Are Just Plumbing

Most growth fixes sold today are plumbing. Pipelines, attribution, dashboards. Here’s why the leverage sits upstream, in the position that decides whether anyone enters your funnel, and why AI makes it matter more.

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Three-person strategy team mapping a bull's-eye targeting framework on a glass wall during a marketing planning session

Why Most Companies Are Targeting the Wrong People (And How I Fix It)

When a strong offer underperforms, the culprit is usually the audience, not the price, message, or funnel. Effective targeting answers two distinct questions in order: Fit (who the buyer actually is) and Placement (where they can be reached). The Bullseye Method maps Placement as three concentric rings around the same ideal buyer. In 2026 the scarce resource is attention, not budget, and in enterprise the buyer often splits across three roles that sit in different rings. Get both reads right, in that order, and the downstream metrics fall into line.

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