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🟪 Join 500+ Smart Entrepreneurs ➤ https://www.gabemarusca.com and learn each week for free, how to build client acquisition systems that scale revenue and impact, without burning out or breaking down.
Most podcasters burn $2000/month duct-taping 30+ tools together. Nathan Gwhilliam felt that pain, had an exit in his pocket, and instead of retiring, invested $5.8 million to solve it.
This isn't a comeback story. It's a deconstruction of what happens when an entrepreneur chooses systems over the beach and why that decision reveals more about building authority than any exit multiple ever could.
Nathan sold adoption.com, the world's most visited adoption website. He could have stopped. But he discovered podcasting required 30+ disconnected technologies costing nearly $2000 monthly. So he built Pot Up, an all-in-one podcasting SaaS platform, raised venture capital, and kept control by maintaining majority equity-a lesson learned from losing a Disney acquisition over a $10,000 early-stage equity mistake.
This episode breaks down:
🟪 About the Guest
Nathan Gwhilliam is the founder of Pot Up, an all-in-one podcasting platform that consolidates 60+ tools into a single system. After selling adoption.com and being coached by Russell Brunson he identified the podcasting tool fragmentation problem through lived experience-publishing daily content across audio, video, social, and newsletter formats. Pot Up has raised $5.8 million and serves podcasters seeking to create, grow, and monetize their shows without tool-switching friction.
🟪 Connect with Nathan Gwhilliam
🟪 Connect with Gabe Marusca
Pura Vida!
Gabe Marusca
By Gabe Marusca🟪 Join 500+ Smart Entrepreneurs ➤ https://www.gabemarusca.com and learn each week for free, how to build client acquisition systems that scale revenue and impact, without burning out or breaking down.
Most podcasters burn $2000/month duct-taping 30+ tools together. Nathan Gwhilliam felt that pain, had an exit in his pocket, and instead of retiring, invested $5.8 million to solve it.
This isn't a comeback story. It's a deconstruction of what happens when an entrepreneur chooses systems over the beach and why that decision reveals more about building authority than any exit multiple ever could.
Nathan sold adoption.com, the world's most visited adoption website. He could have stopped. But he discovered podcasting required 30+ disconnected technologies costing nearly $2000 monthly. So he built Pot Up, an all-in-one podcasting SaaS platform, raised venture capital, and kept control by maintaining majority equity-a lesson learned from losing a Disney acquisition over a $10,000 early-stage equity mistake.
This episode breaks down:
🟪 About the Guest
Nathan Gwhilliam is the founder of Pot Up, an all-in-one podcasting platform that consolidates 60+ tools into a single system. After selling adoption.com and being coached by Russell Brunson he identified the podcasting tool fragmentation problem through lived experience-publishing daily content across audio, video, social, and newsletter formats. Pot Up has raised $5.8 million and serves podcasters seeking to create, grow, and monetize their shows without tool-switching friction.
🟪 Connect with Nathan Gwhilliam
🟪 Connect with Gabe Marusca
Pura Vida!
Gabe Marusca