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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
step six try to reverse engineer how they acquired customers this is arguably the most important part not so hard to build the product but how are they getting customers
Reverse-engineer competitor acquisition channels before writing a single word
Adrian's step-by-step playbook treats customer acquisition research as the most critical phase — above even building the product. He recommends reading everything on the target site, finding the founder on Twitter and LinkedIn, and hunting for podcasts or YouTube videos where they've discussed growth. This content intelligence work surfaces the exact channels to model, so your own strategy starts with a proven blueprint rather than guesswork.
For Deezer, everything is about music and everything is about living the music. We are not positioned on all the audio — we are very centered around music and all our branding is really around this core idea.
Own one lane, not all of audio — narrow brand positioning beats broad category claims
When Deezer competes with Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music, the instinct is to broaden positioning to cover every audio use case. Shireen Khi argues the opposite: deliberately narrow to a single positioning lane so the brand occupies a clear mental slot. Broad positioning on 'audio' is invisible; owning 'music' is something users can feel.
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