In this episode, Steve, Mary, Richard, and Steve discuss:
The role Primal Labs takes in addressing the health concerns of baby boomers.The starting days of Primal Labs in 2012 and its pivot point.The recurring revenue model and how it is working for Primal Labs.How the changing landscape in society affects marketing and advertising.Be the board.Learn what you can and get better at your craft from every project you do.Hindsight is 20/20 – pivot from where you are when you realize it is not what is working.When selling, it’s not just about value, it’s also about vision and where you see your company going.
“I want to sleep at night. I want to know that the marketing I do, the products I make, and what we provide as a company are good for the consumer, they’re good products, and they give a result.” — Steve Gray
About Steve Gray:
42, married for 20 years, with two kids. 15, & 13. Live in Allen Tx.Went to UT Austin and dropped out in ’97 to work as 5th employee for Cybercorp, a day trading software firm. 3 years later we were bought by Schwab for $488M.https://www.bizjournals.com/austin/stories/2000/01/31/daily11.htmlWent back to school to finish my degree. 5-month study abroad in Europe. Hit 13 countries and 40+ cities.Broke by 27 (2004). Had to go back and work for my dad.Full time marketing online in 2007.Started Primal in 2012. Crazy growth. $600K – 12, $3.5M – 13, $5.5M -14, $11M – 15, $33M – 16, $30M – 17, $20M – 18.Website: PrimalLabs.comWebsite: Beyond8Figures.comTwitter: @beyond8figures Facebook: Beyond 8 FiguresInstagram:@b8fpodcast