Jobs to Be Done: How to Sell the Outcome Your Customer Actually Wants
Understand the Jobs to Be Done framework and transform how your SME sells by focusing on the outcome your customer actually wants — not the product.
20+ years at the intersection of marketing, sales and technology. Personally leads every Growayone engagement — from the 20-minute diagnosis to monthly reviews.
Gustavo D'Amico is the founder of Growayone, a boutique growth marketing and sales agency for Brazilian small and medium service businesses billing between R$50k and R$300k per month.
He has led growth and revenue operations for service SMEs across legal, healthcare, accounting and B2B. He built Growayone after watching too many SMEs pay for "pretty posts" and zero new clients — because nobody was treating marketing and sales as one connected system.
His approach combines honest qualification, fixed monthly pricing with no sales commission, and the operating rule the agency is named for: marketing and sales as one thing. Today, Gustavo personally leads every Growayone engagement, with no junior layer between the client and the person making decisions.
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